Lee Ji-eun: Hangeul, the script that captures all the sounds of nature (French edition)

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Koramaam’s series, which planned to pinpoint our culture, was No. 1. The story of Hangle, the best text in the world to contain all the sounds of nature. The book provides a source of information about Hankul to foreigners who want to know Korean culture, of course. The fourth king of the Chosun dynasty, the third king of Cymbu King, was created in December 1443, and Hanaul, the most proud cultural heritage of the people of Korea. It is rare and unconventional for monarchs to write letters for the people around the world, and it's only written in Korean, including a manual on what principles they follow. Linzologists sum up the main content of "Hunminity" in 1446 and explain it in a way that makes it easy for ordinary people to understand the principle of Korean writing which is best written by linguists in the world. For foreigners, the page on the left is translated into Korean and French. It helps us to develop a more objective perspective on our culture.

Korean title: 한글, 자연의 모든 소리를 담는 글자(프랑스어판)

Korean author: 이지은

Korean publisher: 허원미디어

ISBN-13: 9788992162692

이지은: 한글, 자연의 모든 소리를 담는 글자(프랑스어판)
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