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Proto-Koreanic is a reconstructed [[proto-language]] that was spoken |
Proto-Koreanic is a reconstructed [[proto-language]] that was spoken in the Bronze and Iron Ages. Proto-Koreanic evolved into Old Korean by the 1st century, which was when the [[Three Kingdoms of Korea]] were formed.<ref>최기호, 국어사 서설 "The History of the Korean Language", 제8회 국외 한국어교사 연수회 "8th Research Conference of Korean Language Teachers Abroad", 2004</ref> Proto-Koreanic was spoken in |
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There are no written samples of Proto-Koreanic, which is the main reason of why the authenticity of it is disputed. The most popular alternative theory regarding the origins of the Korean language states that Korean is a member of the [[Altaic language family]].<ref>About World Languages, Altaic Language Family: http://aboutworldlanguages.com/altaic-language-family</ref> |
There are no written samples of Proto-Koreanic, which is the main reason of why the authenticity of it is disputed. The most popular alternative theory regarding the origins of the Korean language states that Korean is a member of the [[Altaic language family]].<ref>About World Languages, Altaic Language Family: http://aboutworldlanguages.com/altaic-language-family</ref> |
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| Proto-Koreanic | |
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| Region | Korea(?) |
| Era | Pre-1st Century |
Koreanic
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| Unknown | |
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| ISO 639-3 | – |
Proto-Koreanic is a reconstructed proto-language that was spoken in the Bronze and Iron Ages. Proto-Koreanic evolved into Old Korean by the 1st century, which was when the Three Kingdoms of Korea were formed.[1] Proto-Koreanic was spoken in
There are no written samples of Proto-Koreanic, which is the main reason of why the authenticity of it is disputed. The most popular alternative theory regarding the origins of the Korean language states that Korean is a member of the Altaic language family.[2]
References
- ^ 최기호, 국어사 서설 "The History of the Korean Language", 제8회 국외 한국어교사 연수회 "8th Research Conference of Korean Language Teachers Abroad", 2004
- ^ About World Languages, Altaic Language Family: http://aboutworldlanguages.com/altaic-language-family
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