Context: Sejong the Great of Korea, created the Korean alphabet (mostly) by himself. This replaced the earlier use of the Chinese alphabet.
Context: Sejong the Great of Korea, created the Korean alphabet (mostly) by himself. This replaced the earlier use of the Chinese alphabet.
I remember a friend learning Hangul extremely quickly. Since it’s ‘constructed’ rather than developed ad hoc, it’s supposed to be very intuitive.
Me, I’m lucky I remember that Latin alphabet.
I learned to read Hangul in less than 6 months. Living in Korea helped with infinite building signage to practice with. I have almost no vocabulary or grammer. But the pronunciation was on point. Could read anyword. E: and I’m an idiot. So yes very intuitively.