Postscript · Jeong In-ji

Jeongeum can write the sound of gentle breeze

    Hangul can distinguish between clear and murky
    sounds, capturing the subtle nuances of
    pronunciation.

    Like music and melody, the sounds harmonize
    beautifully, creating a natural rhythm in speech
    and writing.

    It contains all the elements necessary for writing,
    allowing for expressive and accurate
    communication.

    This versatility means that Hangul can be used
    anywhere in the world, making it a universal
    writing system.

    One of the most remarkable features of Hangul is
    its ability to accurately represent any sound.

    It can even capture the sound of the wind, the cry
    of a crane, the crowing of a rooster, and the
    barking of a dog.

    These sounds can all be written exactly as they are
    heard, preserving the natural essence of the sound.



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