【漢字文化圏】日本語でも中国語でもない漢字！！韓国の漢字について解説【ゆっくり解説】

What did you think of the video? This time, I explained "Korean Hanja" as requested. It's amazing how many Korean Hanja there are, isn't it? The Hanja introduced in the video are just a small part of the story; there are actually many more. I'm not sure if you can display them, but "厁 (U+5381)" and "䯩 (U+4BE9)" are also Korean Hanja. However, most of these Hanja characters that originated in Korea are no longer in use. The only one that is still in use today is probably "乭" (乭), named after former Korean Go player Lee Sedol. Thank you for watching! Please subscribe, like, and comment!! Correction: At 1:57, I wrote the traditional Chinese character "鬦" (鬦), but the traditional Chinese character is "鬥" (鬥). Apologies!! Requests are welcome!! If you have any requests, please submit them at the URL below!! m(_ _)m ▼Request Form https://forms.gle/UyVwnDeLRxdff9AP6 ●Reference East Asian Chinese-Korean Dictionary zi.tools 字東网 https://zi.tools/ ●Materials Free BGM & Music Materials MusMus https://musmus.main.jp Sound Effects Lab https://soundeffect-lab.info/sound/an... BEIZ images https://www.beiz.jp/ CMAN https://sozai.cman.jp/ pixabay #Kanji #SlowExplanation #Explanation #Trivia #Slow #Characters #Korean #畓 0:00 Introduction 0:30 Main Topic 2:50 Kanji Characters Created in Korea 4:40 乤 7:00 Summary