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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Japanese_and_Korean |
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Hello, I'm Hahyeok Im, a Korean student. I have a reason to send you an email. Your website mentioned that Korean and Japanese are very similar. However, this content is very sensitive in Korea, so I ask for a review.
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Of course, Korea and Japan are very close countries, so there are many similarities. The same will be true of the text. However, Hangeul was modeled after the pronunciation organs with the letters made by King Sejong himself during the Joseon Dynasty. Although Japanese and Hangeul were influenced by Chinese characters and changed Chinese words into their own languages, their shape and excellence are completely different.
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I sincerely hope you've listened to me well. This is a content that has been asked to be modified by many websites or countries for a long time in Korea. Therefore, I hope you will revise it after a lot of review. |