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What is Korean transliteration Mo?
Oh, MO means mo in Korean, and it is also used as a mantra. The mantra of some Kazakhs and Han Xing groupies is mostly "Mo".

The origin of Korean

(1) Because Chinese and Korean belong to two different language systems, there is also a process for people on the Korean Peninsula to accept Chinese. At first, they expressed the pronunciation of Chinese characters by recording Korean. During the Three Kingdoms period, in order to help reading, there was a method to express the pronunciation or meaning of Chinese characters according to Korean grammar, which was called "official reading".

(2) 1948, South Korea promulgated the Law on Special Use of Korean Characters, which stipulated that all official documents should be written in Korean characters, and only Chinese characters and phonography are allowed to be used in the additional clauses of official documents, and stipulated that 10.9 per year is "Korean byte". 1968, South Korean President park chung-hee banned the use of Chinese characters in official documents and forcibly abolished Chinese characters used in textbooks.

Second, how to learn Korean

(1) The first part is the phonetic part, which is divided into 2 1 vowels and 19 consonants. After learning, you must learn spelling, practice more, and then learn phonetic articles, so that you can basically understand all the Korean you meet. It is necessary to learn grammar. Korean is a subject-object predicate structure with tenses, such as past tenses and future tenses, which need to be mastered.

(2) Vocabulary accumulation, no matter what language you learn, you need a certain amount of vocabulary accumulation. Just like we learn English, we have to recite words every day at school. Then practice the pronunciation of vocabulary according to the pronunciation you have learned before.