Hangul

abbyrlhit dooghyssagh y Choreeish

She abbyrlhit y Choreeish, ta enmyssit Hangul[a] ny Hangeul[b] 'sy Chorea Yiass (Koreeish: 한글) as Chosŏn'gŭl (Koreeish: 조선글) 'sy Chorea Twoaie, corys screeuee dooghyssagh noa-emshiragh va crooit da'n Choreeish.[1][2][3] Va Hangul crooit lesh Sejong Mooar 'sy vlein 1443. T'eh er ny ve ymmydit da'n Choreeish cur liorish Hanja, corys screeuee va doltit ec y Choreeish veih karacteyryn y Çheenish. 'Sy Chorea Yiass, ta'n Choreeish screeuit ayns Hangul as Hanja, agh 'sy Chorea Twoaie, ren y reiltys scryssey magh Hanja as cha nel y Choreeish ayn screeuit agh ayns Hangul. T'eh er ny ve raait dy nee abbyrlhit shillabagh t'ayn er-yn-oyr dy vel eh mestey troyn coryssyn screeuee abbyrlhitagh as shillabagh.[4][5]

Abbyrlhit y Choreeish
Sorçh abbyrlhit
Çhengaghyn Koreeish as Jejuish (stundayrtit)
Cia-Cia (ymmyd goan)
Crootagh Sejong Mooar
Eash 1443 – jiu
Ream Unicode
ISO 15924 Hang

"Chosŏn'gŭl" (baare) as "Hangul" (bun)
Notey: Bee cowraghyn sheeanagh ASE er y duillag shoh ayns Unicode, foddee.

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  1. Veih raueaghey McCune–Reischauer jeh han'gŭl.
  2. Lurg Raueaghey stundayrtit y Choreeish 'sy Chorea Yiass.

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Symnaghyn

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  1. "알고 싶은 한글". Undinys Ashoonagh y Choreeish. Feddynit magh er 4 Nollick 2017. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |access-date= (cooney)
  2. Kim-Renaud 1997, dg. 15.
  3. Cock, Joe (2016-06-28). "A linguist explains why Korean is the best written language", Business Insider. 
  4. Pae, Hye K. (1 January 2011). "Is Korean a syllabic alphabet or an alphabetic syllabary". Writing Systems Research. Ym-lioar 3 (2): 103–115. doi:10.1093/wsr/wsr002. ISSN 1758-6801. 
  5. Taylor 1980, dg. 67–82.

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