[KS] Re: new Romanization goes public
Bruce Grant
korealet at xmission.com
Tue Jul 4 10:46:10 EDT 2000
Here's what the July 5th Munhwa Ilbo says about Romanization.
Bruce Grant
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ìë ¤ì§ âíë(Hyundai)â âì¼ì±(Samsung)âë± íì¬ëª
ì ìí기ë²ì ë°ë¼ ë°ê¿ ê²½ì° êµì ì ì¸ í¼ëì´ ì´ëë ì°ë ¤ê° ì기 ë문ì
기존 í기ë²ì ê³ì ì¸ ì ìëë¡ íì©í 방침ì´ë¼ê³ ë°íë¤.ë¤ë§ ì²ì ë¡ë§ì를 í기íë ì¸ëª
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ì´ì§ë§ ì¤ìíìì ì´ê°ì íê¸°ê° ì¬ì©ë ê°ë¥ì±ì´ ê±°ì ì기 ë문ì,ì¼ë¨ ê´ìµì í기를 ë°ë¥´ë ê²ì´ ë°ëì§íë¤ë ì ì ìë ì¬ë¡ ìë ´ê³¼ì ì
ê±°ì³ ì±ì¨ í기ì íì¤ìì ë§ë ¨íê² ë¤ë ê².ë ì¸ëª
ì ì±ê³¼ ì´ë¦ì ììë¡ ëì´ ì°ë ì´ë¦ ì¬ì´ì ë¶ìí를 ì°ë ê²ì íì©íë¤.ì´ë¥¼í
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âí길ëâì ê²½ì° âHong Gildongâê³¼ âHong Gil-dongâë¡ ì´ë¤ë ê²ì´ë¤.
ì ë¶ë ì êµì´ì ë¡ë§ìí기ë²ì 4ì¼ êµë¬´íìì ë³´ê³ í í ê°ê¹ì´ ìì¼ë´ ê³ ì, ìíí 방침ì´ë¤.
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>
> You heard it on the Korean Studies List first!
>
> On Tuesday July 4th at 10am the Cabinet will be informed about the new
> Romanization system. This is not required, I hear, but it's nice to keep
> everyone at the top of government informed of what's going on before they
> see it on the news. Shortly thereafter, at 11:30 am, the Minister of
Culture
> and Tourism will announce the details of the new system to the public at a
> press conference.
>
> After lunch, Korea's two English language newspapers, neither of which
have
> ever followed the now former system with any consistency, will likely
begin
> writing editorials about how the now former system was fine and shouldn't
> have been changed. A few foreigners can be predicted to write these
English
> language papers also claiming that MR-based is perfect and shouldn't have
> been abandoned. Unfortunately they will not actually be able to use MR in
> these numerous letters to the editor. I've never even heard of anyone
> writing the Herald or Times encouraging them to use the critical
> diacriticals, even decades before it was a computer issue. I don't mean
> anything to anyone here when I say this and perhaps shouldn't say this
much,
> but the thought did occur to my little self here. Anyway...
>
> The new system becomes legally binding for government functions when it is
> formally proclaimed(=koshi-ed/gosi-ed) in the kwanbo/gwanbo. This should
> happen within the next few days. Road signs (and annaep'an/annaepan at
> tourist spots, etc.) are given until December 31, 2005 to make the change.
> Government publications that use the now former system may continue to
exist
> until February 28, 2002.
>
> Among the many issues yet to be finalized are at what level the Ministry
of
> Education is going to have the new system taught in schools, how strongly
> the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade is going to encourage (or
force?)
> the new system's use in passports, and more husok choch'i/jochi.
>
> More details later if anyone still cares...
>
> peter schroepfer
>
> PS: I'm all for seeing that flag talked about here, not because I like to
> see numerous emails about the same subject often with nothing new but
> because once in a while it wouldn't hurt the List to think about something
> practical. Practical is bad, of course, when it's redundant ("Er, I'm new
> here, but how do you get hangOOOOl on yer computer?"), but the flag could
be
> one of the most useful things this List ever does. In my humble opinion,
of
> course.
>
>
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