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사랑 감사 오늘 평화
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Is this hanja?
No, but it's 'Hangeul', a letter belonging to the same culture. It's a unique Korean character.
@@hongsamteul thanks!
i'm thinking that korean calligraphy would be fun to start learning, but difficult to master so i'm scared to start.
It just might be inevitable that you will pursue it. Why don't we begin our heart's work now, before this lifetime draws to a close?
Forgive my being so direct, but If you still haven't tried it, you really must.
@XxSayuriChanx GOOD : )
Sarang Kamsa Onul
The only characters I could read were 's' and 'a' :') It looks more like Hindi or something D:
I think traditional calligraphy should use hanzi. This is traditional
korean calligraphy is in hangul but not in hanja(hanzi).
THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY we use both. Hanja for historical and artistic reasons and Hangul for practical reasons.
@@feedhyungwonplease6087 go to any historical korean structure and tell me the signs on the doors are hangul and not hanja lol..what a joke this guy is.
![Cursive Hangul/Korean Writing like a native [consonants] explained by a native Korean](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/p20o661MCcc/mqdefault.jpg)
사랑 감사 오늘 평화
🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃
Is this hanja?
No, but it's 'Hangeul', a letter belonging to the same culture. It's a unique Korean character.
@@hongsamteul thanks!
i'm thinking that korean calligraphy would be fun to start learning, but difficult to master so i'm scared to start.
It just might be inevitable that you will pursue it. Why don't we begin our heart's work now, before this lifetime draws to a close?
Forgive my being so direct, but If you still haven't tried it, you really must.
@XxSayuriChanx GOOD : )
Sarang Kamsa Onul
The only characters I could read were 's' and 'a' :') It looks more like Hindi or something D:
I think traditional calligraphy should use hanzi. This is traditional
korean calligraphy is in hangul but not in hanja(hanzi).
THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY we use both. Hanja for historical and artistic reasons and Hangul for practical reasons.
@@feedhyungwonplease6087 go to any historical korean structure and tell me the signs on the doors are hangul and not hanja lol..what a joke this guy is.