An endangered dialect of this language is the only dialect to possess an open back rounded vowel, which is called arae-a (AH-ray AH).
An endangered dialect of this language is the only dialect to possess an open back rounded vowel, which is called arae-a (AH-ray AH). In this language, obstruents are phonemically differentiated between plain, aspirated, and tense varieties. This is the most widely-spoken language to possess an aspirated /s/ (ess). This language uses a featural writing system that combines consonants and vowels into individual "blocks" for each syllable. It uses a namesake Revised Romanization system and, like Japanese, it uses a particle, neun (nun), to mark the topic. Despite being an isolate, this language borrows around 60 percent of its vocabulary from Chinese, but uses an alphabet created in 1443 by Sejong the Great. For 10 points, name this language written in Hangul.
An endangered dialect of this language is the only dialect to possess an open back rounded vowel, which is called arae-a (AH-ray AH).
Korean language [or Hanguk-eo; or Hanguk-mal; do not accept "Hangul"]