Basic Korean 1
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The document introduces the basic structure of the Korean language, focusing on its alphabet, which comprises vowels and consonants. It describes the method of forming words using a window-box approach and highlights the placement of letters in these boxes depending on their character type. Additionally, it hints at a follow-up document, 'Basic Korean 2', which will further explore writing and reading in Korean.
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The Texas outbreak has slowed down, but sporadic cases continue to emerge in Kansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.
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CURRENT CASE COUNT: 919
Texas: 744 (+2) (55% of cases are in Gaines County).
New Mexico: 81 (83% of cases are from Lea County).
Oklahoma: 20 (+2)
Kansas: 74 (+5) (38.89% of the cases are from Gray County).
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Basic Korean 1
- 1. Basic Korean 1 速 By : StudyKorean07. 覦 襴 蟲
- 2. Basic Introduction Part 1 -the 4 methods to write Korean. Korean, unlike other Korean alphabets are languages like Chinese or placed like this ,for words Japanese, have alphabets. which has 4 characters , To be exact, 26 alphabets all together example襷: :,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,. 1()2() Like English, they are separated into vowels and consonants. 3()4() However, the alphabets are not placed beside each Click on the numbers to go to the reference. other to form a word.
- 3. Basic Introduction Part 1 -the 4 methods to write Korean Reference: Now, let me introduce In each space numbered another window-box: 1 to 4, an alphabet should be placed in them to form a word. In box numbered 1, only 1()2() consonants can be placed there. In box numbered 2, only 3() vowels should be placed there. The window-box above Box numbered 3 and 4 are suitable for words should only have like which has 3 consonants. characters in each word. Click here to go back:
- 4. Basic Introduction Part 2 -the 4 methods to write Korean. For words with two characters, there are two kinds of window-boxes. In box numbered 1, only consonants are allowed 1) In box numbered 2, only 1() 2() vowels are allowed. In box numbered 3, only consonants are allowed. 2) In box number 4, only 4 3() vowels are allowed, and they are ,, and . 4()
- 5. Vowels
- 6. a
- 7. i
- 8. eo
- 9. ya
- 10. yeo
- 11. e
- 12. ae
- 13. ye
- 14. yae
- 15. o
- 16. u
- 17. yo
- 18. yu
- 19. wa
- 20. oe
- 21. wo
- 22. wi
- 23. ui
- 24. eu
- 25. Consonants
- 26. No sound When placed in the upper box of a word when there are 3 or 4 characters; and on the left section or upper section of a word when there are only two characters
- 28. B
- 29. Ch
- 30. D
- 31. G
- 32. J
- 33. K
- 34. L/R
- 35. M
- 36. N
- 37. P
- 38. S
- 39. T
- 40. Gg
- 41. Dd
- 42. Jj
- 43. Bb
- 44. Ss
- 45. End Of Basic Korean 1! 速 Please take time to comment and await my new Basic Korean 2速!
- 46. Look Forward to Basic Korean 2? 速 Basic Korean 1 速 has been more of Alphabets. In Basic Korean 2 速, you would be able to learn how to write Korean and read Korean. Also there are still 2 more new window-boxes to be introduced. 際際滷s 2 to 4 of Basic Korean 1 速 was just introducing you to Korean. If interested, please comment and if you do not understand, please tell me and I will do a simpler version of Basic Korean 1 速 specially for you. I really hope this would help you.