Hunmong chahoe
Korean children’s textbook published in 1527
Hunmong chahoe (Korean: 훈몽자회; Hanja: 訓蒙字會) is an educational text published in 1527 by Korean linguist Ch'oe Sejin. The text was intended to help children learn Hanja: Chinese characters. It saw significant use for this purpose, and was reprinted numerous times, even into the early 20th century.
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Hunmong chahoe
Korean children’s textbook published in 1527
Hunmong chahoe (Korean: 훈몽자회; Hanja: 訓蒙字會) is an educational text published in 1527 by Korean linguist Ch'oe Sejin. The text was intended to help children learn Hanja: Chinese characters. It saw significant use for this purpose, and was reprinted numerous times, even into the early 20th century.
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Hunmong chahoe (Korean: 훈몽자회; Hanja: 訓蒙字會) is an educational text published in 1527 by Korean linguist Ch'oe Sejin. The text was intended to help children learn Hanja: Chinese characters. It saw significant use for this purpose, and was reprinted numerous times, even into the early 20th century. It is considered to be of significant interest to modern linguistics and has had a lasting impact on the Korean alphabet Hangul.
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