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Proto-Koreanic

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Proto-Koreanic is the reconstructed proto-language, which is supposedly the origin of all Koreanic languages. It was spoken during the Bronze and Iron ages of prehistoric Korea.

By the time the Three Kingdoms period occurred, the Korean peninsula spoke dialects of Old Korean. [1]

References

  1. ^ 최기호, 국어사 서설 "The History of the Korean Language", 제8회 국외 한국어교사 연수회 "8th Research Conference of Korean Language Teachers Abroad", 2004
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