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Let's Learn Hangul!🇰🇷 There are 21 vowels, which can be a little harder than consonants! But it will get easier if we practice together! 😊 ㅏ[a] ㅑ[ya] ㅓ[eo] ㅕ[yeo] ㅗ[o] ㅛ[yo] ㅜ[u] ㅠ[yu] ㅡ[eu] ㅣ[i] ㅐ[ae] ㅒ[yae] ㅔ[ae] ㅖ[yae] ㅘ[wa] ㅙ[wae] ㅚ[wae] ㅝ[wo] ㅞ[wae] ㅟ[wi] ㅢ[eui] 🤗 Gamsahabnida so much for watching and likes, comments, and follows! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- #koreanhailey #korean #studykorean #studykoreanonline #learnkorean #korea #korea

A glimpse of history in the heart of Seoul! ✨ The Statue of King Sejong stands as a tribute to the visionary leader who created Hangul, shaping Korea’s cultural legacy. As part of the City Tour at AWMUN IX, delegates explored this iconic landmark, immersing themselves in the rich history that continues to inspire generations. What was your favorite moment from the City Tour? Share with us in the comments! ⬇️ #AWMUN #AWMUNIX #SeoulCityTour | Asia World Model United Nations

In 1443, King Sejong the Great of Korea devised Hangul, a new alphabet to bring literacy to the common man. Tired of the complex Chinese characters reserved for the elite, he designed Hangul so its letters resembled the shapes of the spoken sounds. Despite fierce opposition from nobles who saw literacy as their exclusive right, King Sejong introduced the alphabet in 1446. Hangul soon transformed society by empowering ordinary people to read, write, and create, becoming a celebrated symbol of Kor