Comparison essay hangul and english

Consonants in Hangul are designed to look like the speaker’s mouth shape when making the corresponding sounds, whereas vowels consist of lines and points that represent the Earth, the Sun, and the human.

Compare and contrast essays are academic papers in which a student analyses two or more subjects with each other. To compare means to explore similarities between subjects, while to contrast means to look at their differences. Both subjects of the comparison are usually in the same category, although they have their differences.

Hangul can be written horizontally or vertically, with the horizontal, Latin style much more favoured. Koreans are exposed in their daily lives to the Latin script and therefore have no particular difficulties with the English writing system. Phonology: Korean is a syllable timed language in which individual word stress is insignificant.

After the basic letters of Hangul you will find two different sets of complex consonants (5 double consonants and 11 complex consonants) and one set of 11 complex vowels, making a total of 27 complex letters. So just to summarise that: Hangul includes 24 basic letters. 14 consonant letters; 10 vowel letters