The present Doodle, outlined by South Korea-based craftsman Jisu Choi, remembers Korea’s Hangul Day (한글날). One of the world’s just official occasions devoted to a composing framework, Hangul Day commends the innovation of Korea’s letter set known as Hangul.
The Hangul letters in order was first disclosed in 1446 by the Choson line’s King Sejong. Over 500 years after the fact, it is as yet viewed as a wonderful accomplishment, even by current semantic guidelines. The 24-letter letters in order remains the main composing framework on the planet that isolates sentences into words, syllables, singular sounds, and components of explanation like exhalation or voicing. In spite of its advanced portrayal of complex communicated in language, the composing framework is noted for its style and effortlessness; truth be told, it’s said that a devoted amateur could learn Hangul in only a couple of hours!
Happy Hangul Day!
