> Grammatically Korean is very similar to Japanese and about

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language_isolate

Nope, Korean is literal world largest language isolate.

>>73162078
At least they don't use Hanzi/Kanji/Hanja.

>>73162078
Euro languages have many Latin-derived vocabulary
what's the problem you Germanic barbarian

Literally where the fuck are you getting this information
Korean is the biggest language isolate meaning it isnt related to any other languages

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>>73162186
they abandoned Kanji recently but some of Korean insist they should revive it

>>73163137
Kanji is a fucking waste of time
You nips spend literally hundreds of hours through school learning to read.
You could have just had hiragana with spaces but
>Muh culture

>>73163116
http://omniglot.com/writing/korean.htm

>>73162078
>And they call English a cucked language.
[Citation Needed]

>>73162078
and then they wonder why we confuse them with chinamen all the time

fucking gooks, they're all chinese as far as im concerned

>>73163199
Being cultureless country like you may be invaded and ruined by foreigner as they want.

>>73162078
> Grammatically Korean is very similar to Japanese
Because the root of Japanese is Korean
Even now, there are many words derived from Korean to Japanese

For example

>Korean: Gom or Kom(곰,Bear) -> japanese: kuma
>Korean: Hana(하나,One) -> Japanese: hitotsu
>Korean: Yeoreogaji(여러가지) -> Japanese: iro-iro
>Korean: Gae([몇]개,numbering) -> Japanese: kazu
>Korean: Mul(물,water) -> Japanese: Mizu
>Korean: Saem-mul(샘물,spring water) -> Japanese: Simizu
>Korean: Ipkim(입김,Breathe) -> Japanese: iki
>Korean: Teobeok-Teoboek(터벅터벅,Sound a walking) -> Japanese: tobo-tobo
>Korean: Seul-Seul (슬슬) -> Japanese: soro-soro
>Korean: Hollida(홀리다) -> Japanese: Horeru
>Korean: siabeoji (시아버지) -> Japanese: siuto
>Korean: gori(고리) -> Japanese: kori
>Korean: odeul-odeul(오들오들) -> Japanese: odo-odo
>Korean: Gat(갓,笠) -> Japanese: Kasa(かさ)
>Korean: maru(마루) -> Japanese: Maru
>Korean: gama(가마,窯) -> Japanese: kama
>Korean: Seom(섬, Island) -> japanese: sima
>Korean: Hae(해, Sun), -> japanese: Hi
>Korean: Gureuda(구르다,) -> japanese: guruma
>@Korean: Handago or dago(한다고, 전라도 사투리) -> japanese: dakedo
>@Korean: Masi (마시[말씀], 전라도 사투리, word) -> Japanese: mosi
>Korean: Dabal (다발, a bundle) -> Japanese: daba
>Korean: bitkkal (빛깔, light) -> japanese: hikaru
>Korean: Somae (소매, retail) -> Japanese: sode
>Korean: kal (칼, sword) -> japanese: karu (稲を刈る)
>Korean: Bada (바다, sea) -> japanese: wataru (crossed to)

Sometimes the meaning and the pronunciation do not match like this
japanese word 'wataru' Derived from Korean bada(바다)
But Bada (바다) = sea, In ancient times, it was called badal (바달)
crossed the sea(바다) -> Bada(바다) -> Japanese "Wataru" =crossed to

etc

The source: Samguksagi-Jiliji(삼국사기지리지), and the Japanese 萬葉集 and 古事記

>>73162078
>And they call English a cucked language
English is the bastard child language, anon.

>>73163199
What a fucking awful idea.

>>73163137
How did their language change to full hanja in just 20 years???

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>>73164636
>Because the root of Japanese is Korean
yes, Korean invented Kanji, Chinese herbs, papers, Japanese green tea, printing technology, compass, Judo, Kendo, Aikido, Somei-Yoshino cherry blossom, Japanese sword, Samurai, Ninja, Bonsai, Wasabi, Shabushabu, Nebuta festival, Shumer civilization, Mesopotamia civilization, Cyrillic alphabet, airplane, rocket, football, etc.
I'm not joking, these are what Korean claims their origins

>>73165507
it's their national policy and stop teaching Hanja at schools
they just abandoned Hanja

>>73165725
How about the older people?

>>73165619
The Japanese are really stupid
There is no civilization appearing on the island.
All civilizations begin on the continent and spread to the islands
Civilization that originated in China was introduced to the Korean Peninsula and spread to Japan.
Of course, your race and language culture are both derived from Korea to Japan

※Immigration from the ancient Korea to Japan

Many of these immigrants, who were welcomed by the Japanese government, were from Baekje and Gaya. These refugees brought their culture to Japan with them, and once there they often became leading officials, artists, and craftsmen. Korean peninsular immigrants and their descendents played a significant role in Japan's cultural missions to Sui China, and some peninsular families are even said to have married into the Imperial Family. By 700, it has been conjectured, perhaps one third of all Japanese aristocrats may have been of relatively recent peninsular origin, including the Aya clan. Although peninsular immigrants settled throughout Japan, they were especially concentrated in Nara, the region where the Japanese capital was located. According to one estimate, from 80 to 90 percent of people in Nara had Baekje ancestry by the year 773, and recent anatomical analyses indicate that modern-day Japanese people living in this area continue to be more closely related to ethnic Koreans than any other in Japan.

The Soga clan, a clan with close ties to the Baekje elite, may also have been of Baekje ancestry.

Why are you ashamed of your history?

>>73165725
The claims of those who resurrect Chinese characters are the same

"Hanja is also part of Korean"

but we can read Hangul and understand it, so more than over 99.999% of Koreans can not understand their claim

We don't need garbage

>>73166490
>The Japanese are really stupid
and how many Nobel prize winners in great Korean peninsula?

>>73166401
older people can read and write Hanji properly, also some of them can speak Japanese fluently