한글날 (Hangeul Day)
Commemorates the creation and proclamation of the Korean alphabet by King Sejong the Great in 1446.
Hangeul Day, observed annually on October 9th, honors the invention and proclamation of the Korean alphabet by King Sejong the Great in 1446. This event is a significant cultural celebration in South Korea, highlighting the importance of the Korean language and its unique script. The day is marked by various educational and cultural activities aimed at promoting literacy and preserving the Korean language.
On Hangeul Day, schools, libraries, and cultural centers across South Korea organize special events such as calligraphy competitions, lectures on the history of Hangeul, and exhibitions showcasing the evolution of the Korean script. Students often participate in writing contests and recitation competitions, demonstrating their proficiency in Hangeul. Additionally, public ceremonies and performances are held to commemorate King Sejong's contributions to Korean culture and education. On Gwanghwamun Square, below the statue of King Sejong, crowds gather for readings and a festival of Korean typography, and Hangeul is praised as one of the few scripts in the world whose creator, date and purpose are all known.
The pack has 36 words spread across these domains.
Same words in both. Beginner gets more help: matching and completing. Advanced listens and spells it out unaided. Pick it in practice; it locks when you take the scored run.
Practise as often as you like, all year. The scored run happens once, while the competition is open, and cannot be retaken.