Korean (Korean) has 2 1 vowels and 19 consonants, and any vowels and consonants can be formed individually or in combination. It is simple, systematic and comprehensive. Korean is easy to learn and easy to print, which has made great contributions to reducing illiteracy and developing the publishing industry in North Korea. It can also be easily applied to computer systems. However, like the Chinese phonetic system, it also causes a large number of homophones and homographs, which leads to some semantic confusion.
Word combination rules
Korean (Korean) characters are grouped by syllables, and each syllable constitutes a Korean character. The arrangement of each letter follows two basic rules: from left to right and from top to bottom. Korean syllables are composed of initials, finals and finals. In the practical application of language, some syllables have three parts;
Some syllables have only initials and finals, but no finals; And some syllables have vowels and finals, but no initials; Besides, there are only vowels.