The official language of Korea is "Korean ()".

Korean is a cohesive language, which has been marked with Chinese characters in history and integrated into its vocabulary. Chinese characters have long occupied the position of mainstream characters in Korea. 1446 10, the fourth monarch of the Korean dynasty, King Sejong, promulgated "Training the People's Righteousness", which marked the birth of Korean and ended the history that South Korea did not have its own characters and borrowed China Chinese characters to mark it.

Monomorpheme words

1. Monosyllabic words, such as? (mountain),? (5),? (teeth)

2 disyllabic words, such as? (cucumber)? (sister),? (Korean),? (younger brother)

(3) polysyllabic words, such as (dad) and (TV)

Moon, such as:? (January)? (February)? (March)? (April)? (May),? (June)? (July)? (August)? (September)? (October), (November) and (December), in the format of m'?' Equivalent to MMMM.

The numbers are yug and sip, and the months are yu-wol and si-wol. For example? /? .

Words of the week, (Sunday), (Monday), (Tuesday) (Wednesday), (Thursday), (Friday) and (Saturday), one day of the week in Korea is Sunday, and one day of the week in North Korea and Yanbian, China is Monday, with the format ddd'?' .