North Korean Language
Have you ever heard people speaking the korean language? It sounds really different from the ones which we normally tend to hear, isn't it? Whatever it is, one thing is very sure that these languages are truly melodious to our ears. The language that North Korea uses is basically the same as the main Korean language but still there are a few differences between the two. Korean is the official language of both the two countries, North Korea and South Korea. The differences between the two country's languages are just a few, they differ in spelling, grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary. Therefore, before going to the North Korean language as a whole, let's have a look at the minor differences between the two. For your better understanding of the matter I am giving you an example. The North Koreans write a word as 'neoptta' and pronounces it as 'nopta', while the South Koreans writes it as 'neolta' and pronounces as 'nolta'. These words are used with different spelling and pronunciation but the meaning of both the words are same; it means 'wide'. Before moving further I just want to assure you that the more you proceed with me, the more you will be able to explore about this language.
The country North Korea is situated in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula and is in the border of China and Russia. Every Korean person speaks his or her mother tongue and the number of Korean speaking people in the area is almost 72 million. It is not that this language is spoken in the Korean region only. There are people in other countries too who uses this language as their first language. For Example, I can tell you about the two million people staying in China, another two million in the USA, 500,000 in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan where there are Russian regions and 700,000 people in Japan. Thus, the data mentioned above shows that the Korean language is spread in almost all the parts of the world.
The North Korean language has only one dialect. It means that the dialect used in North Korea is basically for that whole particular region only. Whatever the differences, one thing is very clear that this dialect is somehow similar with that of the other myriad Korean dialects and therefore is easily understood by any person belonging to any region of the country. The Korean alphabets are called as the "hangul" consisting of 24 letters. Out of these 24 letters, 14 are consonants and 10 are vowels. Now you please don't get confused that I started as North Korean language and why am I now speaking about the Korean language as a wlhole. This is simply because the North Korean language is not so different from the main Korean language. Therefore they posses the same basic features.
The language is similar to that of the other Asian languages on the ground that it too uses special nouns or verbs when it is to refer someone superior. By the term 'superior' I mean to say that the special nouns and verbs are used to refer person elder in age, teachers, customers, strangers of greater or equal age, employers etc. So this was all about the amazing and interesting facts of the North Korean language and I know you must have enjoyed it a lot. Next time whenever you will think of going for and knowing something about this language, I hope this article will help you.
The country North Korea is situated in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula and is in the border of China and Russia. Every Korean person speaks his or her mother tongue and the number of Korean speaking people in the area is almost 72 million. It is not that this language is spoken in the Korean region only. There are people in other countries too who uses this language as their first language. For Example, I can tell you about the two million people staying in China, another two million in the USA, 500,000 in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan where there are Russian regions and 700,000 people in Japan. Thus, the data mentioned above shows that the Korean language is spread in almost all the parts of the world.
The North Korean language has only one dialect. It means that the dialect used in North Korea is basically for that whole particular region only. Whatever the differences, one thing is very clear that this dialect is somehow similar with that of the other myriad Korean dialects and therefore is easily understood by any person belonging to any region of the country. The Korean alphabets are called as the "hangul" consisting of 24 letters. Out of these 24 letters, 14 are consonants and 10 are vowels. Now you please don't get confused that I started as North Korean language and why am I now speaking about the Korean language as a wlhole. This is simply because the North Korean language is not so different from the main Korean language. Therefore they posses the same basic features.
The language is similar to that of the other Asian languages on the ground that it too uses special nouns or verbs when it is to refer someone superior. By the term 'superior' I mean to say that the special nouns and verbs are used to refer person elder in age, teachers, customers, strangers of greater or equal age, employers etc. So this was all about the amazing and interesting facts of the North Korean language and I know you must have enjoyed it a lot. Next time whenever you will think of going for and knowing something about this language, I hope this article will help you.