Infobox Korean name
hangul=한글 맞춤법
hanja=한글 맞춤法
rr=Hangeul matchumbeop
mr= Han'gŭl match'umpŏp
"Hangeul matchumbeop", often romanized to Hangul Matchumbeop, could be translated to "Korean orthography (rules)". It often appears as the title of spelling dictionaries or other publications of orthographic guidelines.
External links
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