Modern Korean

Modern Korean

Infobox Language
name=Middle Korean
extinct=Evolved into Korean language by the 19th century
familycolor=Isolate
region=Korea
family=Disputed
Infobox Korean name
hangul=근대 국어
hanja=近代國語
rr=Geundae gugeo
mr=Kŭnt'ae kugŏ

Modern Korean correponds to the Korean language from after the era of Japanese invasions of Korea to the latter late of Joseon Dynasty period. According to the recently Studies, the Modern Korean was divided with "the Former Modern Korean" and "the Later Modern Korean".

ee also

*Korean language
*Old Korean
*Middle Korean

Reference

*Lee Kwang-Ho (2004) - The Theory of the Modern Korean grammar (근대국어문법론), Taehaksa
*Lee Ki-Mun (1998) - An introduction to Korean language (신정판 국어사개론), Taehaksa
*Hong Yun-Pyo (1994) - The Studies of the Modern Korean I (근대국어연구 I)”, Taehaksa


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