The Hangeul Korean word for Cherry Tree is 벚나무 = Beoj Na Mu. The word for Cherry Blossom is 벚꽃 = Beoj Kkoch or alternatively Beoj Ggoch. The sign 벚 itself stands for Cherry and it absolutely is the Korean Hangeul analogue for the Chinese 櫻 and the Japanese 桜 indeed. And all three signs 벚 櫻 桜 in fact mean Cherry Cherry Cherry. In the Japanese culture this phenomenon is called Sakura Zen Sen = 桜前線 and in the Chinese culture the same phenomenon is called 櫻前線 = Yīng Qián Xiàn or 櫻花前 = Yīng Huā Qián and in Korean culture it is called 벚꽃 앞선 = Beoj Kkoch Ap Seon, and we all know it also as Cherry Blossom Front. It is a wonderful phenomenon. I love it so much.
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The Hangeul Korean word for Cherry Tree is 벚나무 = Beoj Na Mu. The word for Cherry Blossom is 벚꽃 = Beoj Kkoch or alternatively Beoj Ggoch. The sign 벚 itself stands for Cherry and it absolutely is the Korean Hangeul analogue for the Chinese 櫻 and the Japanese 桜 indeed. And all three signs 벚 櫻 桜 in fact mean Cherry Cherry Cherry. In the Japanese culture this phenomenon is called Sakura Zen Sen = 桜前線 and in the Chinese culture the same phenomenon is called 櫻前線 = Yīng Qián Xiàn or 櫻花前 = Yīng Huā Qián and in Korean culture it is called 벚꽃 앞선 = Beoj Kkoch Ap Seon, and we all know it also as Cherry Blossom Front. It is a wonderful phenomenon. I love it so much.
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