Korean sentence structure

Korean is a subject-object-verb language (SOV).

Sally chocolate ate.

Sally is the subject, chocolate is the object, and ate is the verb.

Hangul syllabic block rule

Every Hangul syllabic block must have at least one consonant and one vowel.

Writing Hangul

The Korean Hangul alphabet is written in syllabic blocks. Each block must have at least two letters.

Chosongul

In North Korea, the Korean alphabet Hangul is called Chosongul.

Korean script

The Korean alphabet Hangul can be translated to mean "Korean script" or "great script".

Nouns in Korean

Nouns in Korean do not have any grammatical gender.

Korean word taekwondo

You may already know the Korean word taekwondo. It is a Korean martial art.

Korean language spacing

The Korean language has spaces between words.

Official language of North Korea

The official language of North Korea is Korean.

Official language of South Korea

The official language of South Korea is Korean.

Hangul

The Korean alphabet is known as Hangul. It was invented in 1443.

Korean alphabet

The Korean alphabet has 24 letters. There are 14 consonants and 10 vowels.