Apparently the beautiful and orderly Korean alphabet is easy to learn. This was explained to me by a Korean friend who said that her young daughter learned to read Korean well even though she did not know the meaning of most words. The writing system was reorganized and simplified. I know nothing about Korean grammar and sentence structure. I found this on the internet:
‘Most English speakers think Korean has thousands of characters, like Chinese, but it actually has a very simple and logical alphabet, which you can learn in a few minutes. The alphabet was invented in 1443 during the reign of the Great King Sejong. There are 14 basic consonants and 10 basic vowels. Letters that have similar sounds also have similar shapes, so it is easy to learn.’
The Hungarian writing system was also reorganized around the year 1000 of our era and can be read easily enough phonetically but it is very complicated in grammar and structure.
English was never ‘fixed’ so it remains the mess that it is. Ciao!
Ok, cercherò di impegnarmi a capire il senso, peccato perché tanto già conosco le mie scarse propensioni per la lingue.
Io volevo come un vecchio Anacoreta mettermi a scrivere poesie in ideogrammi con il pennellino cinese su un foglio di carta di riso!
🙂 Ciao
è vero quello che hai scritto è molto poetico, la poesia come atto creativo io scrivo tu leggi, tu parli e io ascolto e insieme resistiamo e restiamo umani, allora ci salviamo, almeno spero!
ciao
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C’est magnifique en effet ! Et mystérieux…
C’est comme le test de Rorschach, on peut l’interpréter comme on veut. 😀
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Pour moi, il ressemble à un jeu, comme des dominos!
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Ça me rappelle les tuiles du jeu de mahjong, le véritable, pas celui du PC.
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vrai, mais le Mahjong est plus beau, tout est coloré!
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Couleur ou noir et blanc, c’est une question de goût 😉
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De gustibus et coloribus non est disputandum!
😉
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Tous les goûts sont dans la nature… Même celui de parler latin ! 😀
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of corse! bien sûr! naturalmente! 🙂
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J’oubliais : vous avez une langue multiple ! :<
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Apparently the beautiful and orderly Korean alphabet is easy to learn. This was explained to me by a Korean friend who said that her young daughter learned to read Korean well even though she did not know the meaning of most words. The writing system was reorganized and simplified. I know nothing about Korean grammar and sentence structure. I found this on the internet:
‘Most English speakers think Korean has thousands of characters, like Chinese, but it actually has a very simple and logical alphabet, which you can learn in a few minutes. The alphabet was invented in 1443 during the reign of the Great King Sejong. There are 14 basic consonants and 10 basic vowels. Letters that have similar sounds also have similar shapes, so it is easy to learn.’
The Hungarian writing system was also reorganized around the year 1000 of our era and can be read easily enough phonetically but it is very complicated in grammar and structure.
English was never ‘fixed’ so it remains the mess that it is. Ciao!
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Ok, cercherò di impegnarmi a capire il senso, peccato perché tanto già conosco le mie scarse propensioni per la lingue.
Io volevo come un vecchio Anacoreta mettermi a scrivere poesie in ideogrammi con il pennellino cinese su un foglio di carta di riso!
🙂 Ciao
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Bravo . In un’altra vita ,in un altro mondo. Gli amori persi resteranno. Le cose non fatte si faranno.
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è vero quello che hai scritto è molto poetico, la poesia come atto creativo io scrivo tu leggi, tu parli e io ascolto e insieme resistiamo e restiamo umani, allora ci salviamo, almeno spero!
ciao
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Un’immagine tutta da interpretare 😉
ciao Vanni
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lì, c’è scritto il senso di tutto, peccato che non lo capisco!
🙂
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Ah ah ah….che ci sarà di cosi misterioso…e poi meglio non saperlo 🙂
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già, certe cose è meglio non saperle! né vero? 🙂
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Verissimo! Soprattutto il futuro 😀
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gia! il futuro! menomale che c’è il futuro, guardiamolo speranzosi… 🙂
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tanto arriva (…) comunque, almeno allegeriamo l’attesa con la speranza 😀
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Ok, “allegeriamo! ” 😀
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ahhah hahah va bè O_O
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OOOOcchhiiOOOO
ciao
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ciao Vanni 🙂
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