Pocket Qenante 1: Chunggul
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All about Chunggul, the rendering of Chungganese in the Hangul script.
This public article was written by [Deactivated User], and last updated on 27 May 2018, 08:16.
[comments] icaorthography NOTE: This is simply an overview of the script. For actual guidelines on the usage, Julgat will write a lesson based on this article.
Hangul is a script created in the fifteenth century by Sejong the Great in Korea. It is a script that writes letters in syllable blocks, and is deemed logical by many to write. There are 24 letters in Hangul, 14 of which are consonants and 10 of which are vowels.
Hangul has these letters, with their romanization and corresponding IPA that follow:
ㄱ g [k] , ㅋ k [kʰ] , ㅅ s [s]
ㅈ j [tɕ] , ㅊ ch [tɕʰ] ,ㄴ n [n]
ㄷ d [t] ,ㅌ t [tʰ] ,ㄹ r [ɾ]
ㅁ m [m] ,ㅂ b [p] ,ㅍ p [pʰ]
ㅇ ng [ŋ] ,ㅎ h [h]
ㅏ a /a/ /aː/ ,ㅓ eo /ʌ/ /ʌ:/ ㅗ o /o/ /oː/ ,ㅜ u /u/ /uː/ ㅡ eu /ɛ/ /ɛ:/ ,ㅣ i /i/ /iː/
ㅑ ya /ja/ ,ㅕ yeo /jʌ/ ㅛ yo /jo/ ㅠ yu /ju/
By as early as the late 21st century (in Chungganese times), the Chungganese people have been experimenting on Hangul, so as the script to fit the language, phonologically, orthographically, and morphologically. That was how Chunggul was created: a mix of Chungganese language in Hangul writing. As of the time of writing (2294 CT), the Chungganese academy have, for a while, been seriously deciding on the formal adoption of the script as one of the preferred scripts to write the language on.
Chunggul has some notable changes from Hangul. Here are the letters in the said script:
ㅂ b [b] ㄷ d [d] ㅃ f [f]
ㄱ g [g] ㅎ j [h] ㅋ k [k]
ㅈ l [l] ㅁ m [m] ㄴ n [n]
ㅍ p [p] ㅊ q [t͡ʃ] ㄹ r [r]
ㅅ s [s] ㅌ t [t] ㅆ x [ʃ]
ㅏ a [a] ㅓ e [e] ㅣ i [i] ㅗ o [o] ㅜ u [u]
ㅑ á [a:] ㅕ [e:] ㅐ [i:] ㅛ [o:] ㅠ [u:] ✎ Edit Article ✖ Delete Article
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