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Unlimited possibilities, Hangeul

Hangeul consists of 28 consonants and vowels. People can express all the sounds in the world with various combinations of consonants and vowels in Hangul. In Korea, there has been a saying about 'Korean language learning' since ancient times. The intelligent person will realize and learn all the principles of Hangeul with in the morning, and even the stupidest person can learn the principles in three days.

First of all, the exhibition poster expressed that Hangul can express all the sounds in the world. The characters meaning 'Infinite' are embodied in English and Korean. Also, in the case of works displayed internally, they were designed using the pla-model structure to explain how Hangul is combined and how it makes sounds.

In the case of posters and works, the shapes expressed are different, but they have both Korean and English arrangements.  For example, 'ㅅ' and 's' sound the same. Also, 'a(h)' and 'a' make the same sound. English was placed in the order in which Hangul was placed. This made it possible for people who are new to Hangul to know in what order they use it.

Hangeul was created by King Sejong in 1446. King Sejong wanted everyone to know the letters to express their thoughts. Hangeul has 28 types of consonants or vowels. Although Hangeul was designed 500 years ago, from the viewpoint of Modern linguistics, it has a great production principle. It also incorporates a profound philosophy in line with the neo-Confucian worldview of the time.

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Hangeul is the first alphabet that separates one syllable of the language into the beginning, the neutral, and the longitudinal. Consonants or vowels that sound similar are considered to have a scientific principle because they look similar. You can make thousands of syllables with just 30 or fewer vowels. Additionally, it is an easy-to-learn alphabet that you can learn before you finish the morning of the day.Korean Alphabet, Hangeul.

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