1 Powder toy’s powerful bomb 2016-03-14 2 Powder toy’s community(1) 2016-02-29 3 Powder toy’s crane(1) 2016-02-23 4 Powder toy’s elevator(4) 2016-02-22 5 Powder toy’s elevator(3) 2016-02-19 6 Powder toy’s elevator(2) 2016-02-18 7 Powder toy’s elevator making(1) 2016-02-11 8 Powder toy’s idea(7) 2016-01-28 9 Powder city’s idea(6) 2016-01-22 10 IoT 2016-01-21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 [다음10개]   회 원 김원호 작성일 2014-02-17 Weather    Feeling  Pleasure 제 목 #### 내 용 The Korean alphabet ; Hangeul. At 1443 a King Sejong made our own words. A new words witch is create with 28 vowel and consonant. At that time the Joseon nation didn’t know well about Chinese character. The country Joseon used a China’s word. So the king Sejong made a new word the Korean script. Many people in palace was opposite. For example, have there’s own word is act of barbarian. And the China won’t let the Joseon let alone. After for three years even people writings on a wall. The Korean script means sounds to teach the people the right. The country, have there’s own land aren’t many. People are now using the English more than Hangeul. May be won’t think like that but the clothes say and companies name and a lot more. I’m very proud of Hangeul because it is study the people’s mouth’s shape so it’s get a good value. But we have to protect the Hangeul. May be a King Sejong will be sad to see this. One’s I read the similar section at the book, but it say, tell the excellence of our word. This is my think, we have to tell the serious about our word and do well for self. This is a very good lecture for the Korea. I hope the Hangeul left well at the future. 답변자 tc0092 답변일 2014-02-17 답변내용 The Korean alphabet ; Hangeul. >> no correction ^^ At 1443 a King Sejong made our own words. >> In 1443, King Sejong created our alphabet. A new words witch is create with 28 vowel and consonant. >> It's a new Korean alphabet which consist of 28 vowels and consonants. At that time the Joseon nation didn’t know well about Chinese character. >> During that time, the Joseon nation didn't know the Chinese language well. The country Joseon used a China’s word. >> Josean people used Chinese words. So the king Sejong made a new word the Korean script. >> Thus, King Sejong made a new alphabet, Hangul. Many people in palace was opposite. >> Many people in the palace opposed this idea. For example, have there’s own word is act of barbarian. >> Some of them thought that having their own alphabet seemed barbaric. And the China won’t let the Joseon let alone. >> Also, China won't let the Joseon dynasty alone. After for three years even people writings on a wall. >> After three years, people even write Hangul on the walls. The Korean script means sounds to teach the people the right. >> THe Korean script means teaching people the correct way of using the alphabet. The country, have there’s own land aren’t many. >> There arent's many people in the country who have their own lands. People are now using the English more than Hangeul. >> People are now using English more often than Hangul. May be won’t think like that but the clothes say and companies name and a lot more. >> Maybe, some people don't realize it. However, our clothes, companies, names, and other things show that we've already been influenced by the Western. I’m very proud of Hangeul because it is study the people’s mouth’s shape so it’s get a good value. >> I'm very proud of Hangul because it needs great concentration to use and it's very valuable. But we have to protect the Hangeul. >> However, we have to protect Hangul. May be a King Sejong will be sad to see this. >> King Sejong would be sad seeing this. One’s I read the similar section at the book, but it say, tell the excellence of our word. >> I once read a related quote from a book. It says, 'Spread the excellence of our word.' This is my think, we have to tell the serious about our word and do well for self. >> I think it means that we have to protect our language seriously and use it well. This is a very good lecture for the Korea. >> This is a very good lecture for Koreans. I hope the Hangeul left well at the future. >> I hope Hangul would be preserved well in the future.