Hangeul Day (한글날) is celebrated on October 9, 2013 - the day King Sejong announced Hangeul to the public in 1446. We also want to celebrate this day by writing our blog's name (Oppa-Jjang) in Hangeul (Korean Alphabet). Both of us can read and write Hangeul - although most of the time we can hardly know the meaning. Learning Hangeul is not that difficult, because basically it has a definite shape for the letters - unlike Chinese letters which have different shapes for each word. For those of you who love k-stuffs like we do, it's a great advantage to learn how to read hangeul and understand Korean language. Because then we can understand our oppas better! Below is our selca for Hangeul Day occasion (´・ω・人・ω・`) Plus, we included simple Korean phrases for you to learn.
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Thursday, October 10, 2013
☆★ Happy Hangeul Day 2013 (한글날) ☆★
Hangeul Day (한글날) is celebrated on October 9, 2013 - the day King Sejong announced Hangeul to the public in 1446. We also want to celebrate this day by writing our blog's name (Oppa-Jjang) in Hangeul (Korean Alphabet). Both of us can read and write Hangeul - although most of the time we can hardly know the meaning. Learning Hangeul is not that difficult, because basically it has a definite shape for the letters - unlike Chinese letters which have different shapes for each word. For those of you who love k-stuffs like we do, it's a great advantage to learn how to read hangeul and understand Korean language. Because then we can understand our oppas better! Below is our selca for Hangeul Day occasion (´・ω・人・ω・`) Plus, we included simple Korean phrases for you to learn.


