Its phonetic alphabet, which contains 14 consonants and 10 vowels and is called Hangul, is used alongside borrowed characters known as Hancha in this language's namesake "mixed script".
This language's script can be translated into Cyrillic using the Kontseivich system, and the McCune-Reischauer romanization is preferred in modern publications. Samuel Martin developed the Yale Romanization of this language, which is the basis for its ISO standard. Ramstedt hypothesized that this language belongs in the Macro-Altaic family, and it contains 7 speech levels coupled with a complex honorifics system. Its phonetic alphabet, which contains 14 consonants and 10 vowels and is called Hangul, is used alongside borrowed characters known as Hancha in this language's namesake "mixed script". FTP, name this language spoken by the current UN secretary general and most inhabitants of Seoul.
This language's script can be translated into Cyrillic using the Kontseivich system, and the McCune-Reischauer romanization is preferred in modern publications.
{Korean} or {Hangugeo} or {Chosonmal}