Every single sound in the Korean language can be found in the alphabet. Very few others do that. That's why it's praised by linguists and been studied in depth.
>HURRRR NOBODY COULD POSSIBLY DISAGREE WITH ME UNLESS THEY BELONG TO AN ETHNIC GROUP I DON'T LIKE
>HURRRR I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT LINGUISTICS
>>1994736
>Every single sound in the Korean language can be found in the alphabet.
Woop dee fuckin doo. Are you Korean? Answer the question.
>>1994751
>HURRRRR BEING ABLE TO EASILY WRITE EVERY SINGLE SOUND PHONETICALLY AND ACCOUNTING FOR ALL POSSIBLE CONSONANT CLUSTERS AND DIPHTHONGS ISN'T AN ACHIEVEMENT
I'm not a fucking Korean.
>>1994878
Since I'm white, it's about 3000 years old, as you said.
Hangul was invented in 1443.
And nobody fucking said anything about taking away the merits of the phonetic alphabet. But what you have in this thread a crew of autistic fucks who've never left their basement, let alone visited Korea, who think they are experts on world history, culture, politics, and linguistics.
Indo-European alphabets may be phonetic but not nearly as precise as Hangul. It's a linguistic marvel and the only way around seeing that is being a bigoted autism patient angry over his inability to pick up K-Pop girls.
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