When you see hangul

I actually got around learning some hangul, it's not that hard desu

all you do is just mash a bunch of characters together and bam, you got a word.

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based polish user with a big brain

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yeh it's a damn good system and objectively better than k*nji in every way, chinks seething

i like it much more than traditional character nonsense, looks fine to me

but than again, I don't speak any of the languages, so I can't comment on the effectiveness of it

Hangul sometimes looks like the sigils that schizophrenic people draw.
t. psychiatric nurse

but how do they deal with same sounding words? like in latin we can spell it differently but in hangul how do you do?

schizos are based though, like the icehead down my street who draws norse runes with his own shit in alleyways

ideally you'd get rid of em altogether, homonyms are kind of gay

Indeed, it's easier than k*nji indeed

The reasoning is that vernacular Korean doesn't have that many homophones and one should dumb down their Korean to avoid Sino-Korean vocabulary.
Literally a script for brainlets.

Probably copied from somewhere like Liao, Tibet or something
Its the same feeling of using copied goods like hyundai car or daewoo fridge very anxiously weird

the meaning depends on the context and we really don't have any problems irl
if we make a judgement that some words might cause a minor misunderstanding, then we simply just leave a footnote which most of the time happens in academic writing or journals

>ancient magic runes
hiragana
>sci-fi alien script
hangul
>ancient/scifi hybrid
katakana

nerd

When I was a teenager I watched a video series by talktomeinkorean about hangeul and learned to write and read it. Then I started their grammar course, very easy and fun, they explain a grammar point and provide examples both in a 5-10 minutes podcast and a pdf file. I quickly fell in love with the language, it's beautiful and the grammar is very fun and interesting, and I like how learning Hanja isn't completely useless but it's also completely up to you if you want to prioritize it.
I learned the basics but never got into Korean language media so I forgot most :( I want to one day return and learn it properly but right now French is a bigger priority for me.

t. Autistic redditor.

french is disgusting

french is necessary to move up in the federal government here, all my bosses are francophones. But all the executives don't speak a lick of french, because thanks to nepotism and hiring horizontally, you can leapfrog the entire ladder process

basically the Canadian federal government is stratified into an anglo/franco base, francophone middle management, and an anglo executive class with french people brought in to maintain a quota, kind of like an accidentally segregated sandwich

french is disgusting

Unsurprised to see that the casual nonchalant shit kids used to spout in first grade has become hardcore turboautism on imageboards circa 2020

Looks like runes. It looks like someone murdered someone and used their blood to write this shit.