Han-Gul

Do you heard of “Yi-doo?” Yi-doo is a character borrowing phonetic value from the Chinese character in the period of “Three State of Korea”, because our country has not any character expressing our language in the period. Now, however, we use a letters native to our country. That’s the very “Han-gul.” Anyhow, we still make use of Yi-doo in spite of our Han-gul, and just now, you can see a modern edition of Yi-doo on this essay. Do you smell a rat? Right! The modern Yi-doo is the alphabet. I used the alphabet Y.I.D.O.O for expressing “Yi-doo.” Nowadays, we make use of the alphabet for an official character borrowing phonetic value on all over the world. However, I think this character don’t serve sufficiently object in view. This character is a little difficult and complicated to express phonetic value in some language and country. I heard of some opinion that “Han-gul” this very character is appropriate as an official character for borrowing phonetic value because “Han-gul” is easy and rational to express any phonetic value for everyone and everywhere. So what do you think?