귺긽깏긇궸뛎궘뭢귞귢궫됆둾긏깋긚긽긢귻귺긢귻긚긇긫깏[뭤 1994봏 6뙉뜂 걏룕궘궞궴몜돒궢궠걐궴뙻궎(궻궼)
딯럷궳, 갻깒긆긤_귽깂긾깛긤갽궴궋궎둾롌궼 갻듰뜎궳룕궘긪깛긐깑궕벲몁맜궕궇궯궲
딯뜂봹뜃궶궵씱뿦뽋궳벫궸덙궖뿧궰맊둉궳덇붥뜃뿚밒궶빒럻갽궴귌귕궫궲궫
궴궞귣궇귡.(뮝멞볷뺪 94.5.25).
붯궼귏궫 갻긪깛긐깑궕듗뙃궳뾆뢋궬궔귞듰뜎릐궻빒뽗뿦궕맊둉궳덇붥믟궋갽
궴뙻궎.
귏궫룷먣 걑묈뭤걒귩룕궋궫귺긽깏긇궻뾎뼹궶룛뿬띿됄 갻긬[깑갋긫긞긏갽궼긪깛긐깑궕멣맊둉궳돹몧(됄뮮)
뭁룂궶럻궳덇붥뿧봦궶럻궬궴뙻궯궫.
궩궢궲맊@묈돞귩듰뜎궻깒긆긥깑긤_깞귻깛`궳귌귕궫궲궫(뮝멞볷뺪 96.10.7).
궩궎궳궇귡궔궴럙궑궽긘긇긕묈둾궻긽긓깑깏(J. D. McCawley) 떝롻궼빫뜎릐궬궕럡궫궭궻
뜎궻긪깛긐깑궻볷궻 10뙉9볷궶귞뻽봏뙁궔궥궞궴궶궢궸듰뜎궻륣귊븿귩륣귊궶궕귞됡궟궢궲궋귡궴
궥귡(KBS1, 96.10.9).
돺봏멟긲깋깛긚궳맊둉뙻뚭둾롌궫궭궕덇먊궸뢜귏귡둾뢱됵땉궕궇궯궫.
먛궶궘귖듰뜎궻둾롌궫궭궼랷돿궢궶궔궯궫궕, 궩궻됵땉궳듰뜎뚭귩맊둉떎믅뚭궳
룕궚궽쀇궋궴궋궎뱼_궕궇궯궫궴뙻궎(KBS1, 96.10.9).
귏궞궴궸떶궖귊궖궸댾궋궶궋.
궞궻귝궎궸맊둉궕봃귕귡럡궫궭빒궻뾆뢋맜귩궋궡럡궫궭궕귝궘빁궔귞궶궋궻궬.
1986봏 5뙉, 긂깑묈둾귽긭깈깛{긞긏떝롻궼귽긎깏긚궻깏[긚묈둾궻돶맳뙻뚭둾궴귩뻂뽦궢궫.
궇궻렄깏[긚묈둾궻[긵깏긜긚깛(Geoffrey Sampson) 떝롻궼긪깛긐깑궕뵯돶딇듖귩뤭`궢궲
럻귩띿궯궫궴궋궎궞궴귖벲벫궬궕딈{럻궸궠궯궴귩돿궑궲돶맳둾먒궳벏덇똭쀱궻
럻귩봦맯궢뢯궥뺴@(갻--갽)궼궥궟궘뫬똭밒궳뿧봦궬궴귌귕궫궲궫.
궩귢궴궴귖궸긪깛긐깑귩돶뷭빒럻궬궕륷궢궋렅뙰궻럱렲빒럻(feature system)궳
빁쀞궢궫. 긜긚깛긎깈긚궻궞궻귝궎궶빁쀞뺴@궼맊둉띍룊궻럅럷궳긪깛긐깑궕맊둉뾄덇궻
럱렲빒럻궴궢궲덇붥뾆뢋궶빒럻궶궻귩뤪뼻궢궲궋귡궻궬.
릩궸땸귡 1997봏 10뙉1볷, 깇긨긚긓궳됦궕뜎궻똏뼬맫돶귩맊둉딯^깇긖깛긂
궴럚믦궥귡궻궸럧궯궫.
뙻뚭뙟땰둾궳궼맊둉띍뛼궳궇귡귽긎깏긚긆긞긏긚긲긅[긤묈둾궻뙻뚭둾묈둾궳맊둉궇귞귚귡
빒럻귩룈댧귩븊궚궲(뜃뿚맜,됆둾맜,벲몁맜...궶궵궻딈궳) 뮻쀱궢궲궓궋궫궕
궩궻 1댧궼뚓귞궢궘귖긪깛긐깑궳궥
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궵궻귺긽깏긇릐궕럙궎긪깛긐깑
.. One example of unique Korean culture is Hangul, the Korean alphabet.
There are no records in history of a king made a writing system for the benefit
of the common people except in Korea. The Korean alphabet has an exact purpose
and objective. So its use cannot be compared with other languages.
듰뜎빒돸궻벲렔맜귩덇붥귝궘뙥궧궲궘귢귡쀡궕귏궠궸긪깛긐깑궬.
맊둉쀰럍뤵먭맕롥`롊됵궳뜎돞궕덇붗뼬궻궫귕궸빒럻귩몁댡궢궫뿀뾕궼
{궢궲귒귡궞궴궕궳궖궶궋. 궇귢귌궵긪깛긐깑궼빒럻뵯뼻궻뽞밒궴뫮뤭궕뼻귞궔궬궯궫.
궬궔귞궩궻씱뾭맜궼뫜궻빒럻궴붶귊귡궞궴궕궳궖궶궋.
For example, each Chinese character has a meaning, so people have to memorize
all of them, but the Korean alphabet is made of phonetic letters just like English.
Anyone can learn Hangul in a day, that is why it is called "morning letter".
It is easy to learn because it can be put together with 10 vowels and 14 consonants.
Hangul has 8,000 different kinds of sound and it is possible to write each sound.
쀡궑궽듌럻궼댰빒럻궶궻궳궥귊궲궻럻귩궥귊궲둶궑궶궚귢궽궶귞궶궋궕
긪깛긐깑궼뎟뚭궴벏궣궘돶뷭빒럻궶궻궳둾귂귘궥궋. 궩귢궳긪깛긐깑궼
뮝럻궴귖뚁궽귢귡. 궥귊궲궻릐궕궫궬덇볷궶귞둾귆궞궴궕궳궖귡궴궋궎댰뼞궬.
10뙿궻뢜귕귡궞궴궴 14뙿궻륰귡궞궴귩멺귒뜃귦궧귡궞궴궕궳궖귡궔귞둾귂귘궥궘궲 24뙿궻빒럻궳
뽵 8,000돶궻돶귩뢯궥궞궴궕궳궖귡. 궥궶귦궭, 돶궕궥귡궞궴궼럊궋됈궫궥궞궴궕궳궖귡.
Because Japanese letters imitate Chinese characters, they cannot be used without
Chinese characters. The chinese government secretly sent scholars to the United
States to alphabetize its language. Chinese is too difficult to learn,
therefore the illiteracy rate is very high.
Chinese thought it would weaken national competitive power.
볷{뚭궼듌럻귩뽎뺥궢궫빒럻궬궔귞듌럻궶궢궸벲렔궻빒럻릩뛱궕볩궢궘궲
귏궫, 듌럻궼궇귏귟궸귖둾귂궸궘궋. 궿궴궴궖뭷뜎맠{궼덨뼤궸둾롌궫궭귩귺긽깏긇궸봦뙪궢궲
듌럻궻귺깑긲@긹긞긣돸귩뙟땰궢궫궞궴궕궇귡. 궩귢궼듌럻궕궴궲귖볩궢궋궔귞빒뽗뿦궕
뛼궘궲궩귢궕뜎됄떍몚쀍롢돸귩귖궫귞궥궴럙궯궫궔귞궬.
Hangul has an independent reading and writing system.
It can be used on its own, but some old generations like to use Hangul along
with Chinese characters education.
듰뜎릐궫궭궼듰뜎뚭궸궬궚뙻궯궲룕궘뒶星궶뙻뚭귩릩뛱궥귡궞궴궕궳궖귡.
궢궔궢덇븫딓맟맊묆궼듌럻귩뚴궨궲럊궯궲릖궬궢궘궼덇븫떝롻궫궭궼듌럻떝덄귩
떗돸궢궶궚귢궽궶귞궶궋궴롥뮗궢궲궋귡.
This is an anachronism and absolutely against the globalization of Hangul.
Even the Chinese government recognized the weak points of its writing system
for the coming 21st century.
뭷뜎맠{궠궑 21맊딬궻뼟뿀뙻뚭궴궢궲롢_귩봃귕궫듌럻궸뫮궢궲궞궻귝궎궶롥뮗귩
궥귡궞궴궼덇뙻궳렄묆롨댾궋궳긪깛긐깑궻맊둉돸궸궠궔귞궯궲뛱궘럓맖궸댾궋궶궋.
Latin was used as an official language of the Roman Catholic church.
It has been used as a custom or religious authority for people who
in Western societies, Latin is disappearing.
깋긡깛뚭궼긇긣깏긞긏궻뚺렜뙻뚭궳럊귦귢궫. 뒿뢐뤵귏궫궼@떝밒뙛댭궻궫귕궸
궩궻댰뼞궠궑빁궔귞궶궋릐갲궸귖럊귦귢궫.
궢궔궢뜞맻돚궳깋긡깛뚭궼뤑궑귡뙻뚭궳궇귡궬궚궬.
Hangul was invented 500 years ago. but it has only been used for 100 years by
all Koreans. Now it is standing in the world proudly with its value.
Korean has been chosen as a foreign language in some universities in the
United States and Australia. Now large Korean companies are building Factories
in some Asian and Eastern European countries. These companies have invested
a lot of money. The managers of those companies are also learning Hangul.
긪깛긐깑궼몁맶궠귢궲궔귞 500봏궸궶궯궫궕렳띧뵯밯궻쀰럍궼 100봏궕귏궬궳궖궶궋.
궢궔궢귖궎궩궻긪깛긐깑궕맊둉궻뭷궸렔븠륲귩렃궯궲궙귪궴뿧궯궲궋귡궻궬.
귺긽깏긇귘긆[긚긣깋깏귺궻묈둾궳궼듰뜎뚭귩묉2둖뜎뚭궴럚믦궢궲뭫궋궫.
궩궢궲뫝궘궻듰뜎궻딃떾귞궕귺긙귺귘뱦븫깉[깓긞긬뜎됄궸묈딮뽎뛊뤾귩뙕궲궲
뱤럱귩궢궲궋귡. 궩귢궳뜞궩궻됵롊뒼븫궫궭궼긪깛긐깑귩둾귪궳궋귡.
It is time to invest money and to make an effort to develop Hangul for
the 21st century like the French government has done.
The language of the future has a strong economic value. Hangul is seven times
faster in computer operation ability than Chinese or Japanese.
귖궎듰뜎맠{귖긲깋깛긚맠{궕궢궫귝궎궸긪깛긐깑귩뵯밯궠궧귡궫귕
뱖쀍궴뱤럱귩먋궢귪궳궼궋궚궶궋.
21맊딬궻뙻뚭궼떗궋똮띙밒돽뭠귩렃궰.
긓깛긯깄[^[궳긪깛긐깑궻떾뼮쀍궼듌럻귘볷{뚭궸붶귊궲 7{댥뤵
똮띙밒씱됈궕궇귡궴뙻궎.
When Windows 95 appears on your screen, Hangul is breathing on the tips of
your fingers beyond the time barrier.
긂귻깛긤긂 95 됪뽋귩뙥궲_긳깑긏깏긞긏귩궥귡뢷듩긪깛긐깑궻댭쀍궼
500봏궴뙻궎(궻궼)렄듩궻빮귩뎭궢궲롨먩궳맯궖궲뚁땪궥귡.
The 21st century will be the age of information. National competitive power
depends on the quantity and quality of information.
Therefore the national goal for the Clinton administration is to end illiteracy.
The American literacy rate is only 79%. The Korean illiteracy rate is near
the zero percent mark, because Hangul is easy.
21맊딬궼륃뺪돸롊됵궬. 궥궶귦궭맫둴궶륃뺪궻쀊궴릣궯귎궘뜎됄떍몚쀍귩땷렓귡궴궋궎쁞궬.
궩귢궳뙸띪귺긽깏긇궻긏깏깛긣깛묈뱷쀌궕뜎됄밒뽞뷭궳뿧궲귡궞궴귖빒뽗궻뫿렊궬.
뙸띪벶귪궳룕궘궞궴궕궳궖귡귺긽깏긇릐궼귦궦궔 79%궸똮궫궶궋.
궢궔궢듰뜎궼댲궢궘궲듗뙃궶긪깛긐깑궓궔궛궠귏궳빒뽗뿦 0%궴궋궎떶댶밒궶딯^궸뵕귡.