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meaning correct pronunciation,
gungmun (국문; 國文)
meaning national script, and
eonmun (언문; 諺文)
meaning vernacular script.
Koreans primarily wrote using Literary...
- system,
which had
previously existed under several other names, such as
eonmun (언문,
vernacular script),
since the 15th century. In his 1914 publication...
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common people.
Introduced in the do****ent Hunminjeongeum, it was
called eonmun ('colloquial script') and
quickly spread nationwide to
increase literacy...
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those in
power and
received criticism in the form of nicknames,
including eonmun ("vulgar script"),
amkeul ("women's script"), and
ahaekkeul ("children's...
- (집현전 부제학; 集賢殿副提學) who
spoke against the
creation of
hangul (then
called eonmun)
together with
other Confucian scholars in 1444. He made the
following submission...
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logographic Sino-Korean Hanja.
Initially denounced by the
educated class as
eonmun (vernacular writing; 언문, 諺文), it only
became the
primary Korean script following...
- children. It was
known as
vernacular script, (Korean: 언문; Hanja: 諺文; RR:
eonmun, and 언문청; 諺文廳; eonmuncheong), or
national script (국문; 國文, gukmun), by the...
