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So JB’s done with the brief introduction of Korea, the meaning of Hangul which means Great
Script and the parts of a Korean Flag and also the places they promote in South Korea. So now let us
proceed to the next topic, the Korean Wave, or ang pagusbong or ang pagspread sang South Korean
culture sa iba’t ibang parte ng mundo.

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--KOREAN WAVE (1ST SLIDE)

So Korean Wave or Hallyu in Chinese the Korean Cultural Export since early the 1990s---- so it
refers to the increased popularity of South Korean ---- 1990s.

--Hallyu is a Chinese term which, when translated, it means “Korean Wave”.

It is a collective term used to refer to the phenomenal growth of Korean culture and popular
culture encompassing everything from music, movies, drama to online games and Korean cuisine.

It was coined in China sang November 19, 1999 by the Beijing journalists which gn publish nila
sa Beijing Youth Daily, kag didto na nila una gin describe ang mabilis na pagunlad ng South Korea sa
China kag ang pagexport sang goods sa China, kag gn gamit ang term nga Korean Wave or Hallyu.

“zeal of Chinese audiences for Korean TV dramas and pop songs”

- ang Korean fever or pagiging interesado or impact sa mga Chinese people sa mga Korean
dramas and their pop songs.

Other term nga gadescribe sa progress sng ila culture are the Korean tide, Korean heat and
Korean wind.

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(South Korea is among - export of Korean tv dramas)

-KOREAN WAVE (2ND SLIDE)

So isa ang South Korea sa narecognize nga country because of their culture, so diri na nagstart
ang Korean wave sa pagproduce kag export sang tv dramas

Autumn Fairy tale (or ginatawag nga Autumn in my heart) - 2000

Winter Sonata - 2002
Jewel in the Palace - 2003
Princess Hours (2006)

So I know familiar ang Princess hours sinyo kay nagapagwa ni sya sa national tv na naka tagalog
dub, either 5 or 4 years old kita sini na time.
 So ang muni nga mga dramas sang South Korea nagspread across East and Southeast Asia and
diri na nagstart makilala sang iban na countries in Asia ang culture sng South Korea.

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(The growing success of Korean---language)

-KOREAN WAVE (3RD SLIDE)

So indi lang sila naging tanyag or sikat tungod sila dramas or movies but also music and their
cuisine, ang ibat iba nga putahe ang ila gna prepare for their daily lives. Mga well-known nga mga food
nila na natry ninyo like tteokboki, bibimbap, kimchi, gimbap, ramyeon, ila meat nga gina marinate sa
different spices.

(While popular throughout Asia-Southeast Asia)

So nagspread naman ang culture sang South Korea throughout Middle east countries and Russia

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-KOREAN WAVE (4th SLIDE)

(Worldwide interest--- and films)

So isa sa mga pride sng South Korea is the BTS or the Bangtan Boys, so they were the first
KPOP band to ever nominated and receive a Billboard Music award for 5 consecutive years starting
sang 2017. So ginaheld ni sya na event every year and intended to give awards sa mga music artists
around the world nga nagatop sa music popularity chart.

Next ang kdrama series na Squid Game in the year 2021, that has reached and spread sa several
countries and they were also nominated many times sa mga awards event and even won Primetime
Emmy Awards nga isa sa international awards event

Next kdrama series nga nagboom this year lng is the Queen of Tears, nga gin replace ang Crash
Landing On You as the most watched TVN kdrama. According sa Global Top 10 series non-english
ranking nga gin release sang Netflix it placed as the 7th
Additionally, it entered Netflix's top 10 in 50 countries around the world, including the United
States, Canada, Japan, Australia, India and Singapore, heralding a global craze. FEEDBACK

Parasite in the year 2019 won an Oscar award for their film

And Train to busan - It became the highest-grossing Korean film in Malaysia, Hong Kong, and
Singapore.

2016 korean fever/wave---according sa feedbacks or reviews.

--KOREAN WAVE (5th SLIDE)---

==South America, and is increasingly becoming popular in the United States and Canada. It is gathering
positive interest in North Africa. Currently, the Korean Wave is starting to hit Europe (including United
Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany), New Zealand and Australia.

The Korean Wave has been recognized as a form of soft power and as an important economic
asset for South Korea, generating revenue through both exports and tourism.

-KOREAN WAVE (last SLIDE)

Additional trivia lang ini, When did the Korean WAve start in the Philippines

In China - since 2003

So basically, in the year 2003 nag umpisa ang paginfluence sa aton sang ila culture, especially
ginapagwa sya through soap opera called Koreanovela.

Filipinos love Hallyu-hospitality and gift-giving

So kita nga mga pinoy, we are also well-known man sa pagiging hospitable naton and expressive
in every way or through any kind of form, mapasocial media man or sa actual.

Creating a sense of familiarity-through Korean dramas.

So nakakaexperience kita different kinds of emotions everytime galantaw kita korean drama
because somewhat nakarelate kita sa mga scenearios either na experience naton ini in real life or biskan
wala man we feel connected kag naaapektuhan kita lalo na sa gina convey nga emotion sang characters.

That’s why damo na filipino adaptations sang mga Korean dramas it is because of the popularity
kag ang impact sang storyline sa mga audiences from different parts of the world. Such as -----

-KOREAN ALPHABET: HANGUL

So we’ll be discussing the brief history of Hangul, when sya gin invent, sino nag invent kag
naman gin invent sya. Gin introduce na sya ni JB earlier about who invented, so this time diri ta mabal
an naman gin invent ni King Sejong ang hangul

=SEJONG THE GREAT----

He is regarded as one of the greatest rulers in Korean history, and is remembered as the inventor
of Hangul, the native alphabet of the Korean language.

Sejong is best known for his development of Hangul (Han'gŭl), the phonetic system for writing
the Korean language that is still in use.
-HISTORY OF HANGUL
 So before the creation of the hangul alphabet, they use chinese characters to express sa pagsulat
kag sa pagbasa, so only the aristocrats or mga royalties ang may privelege maglearn kag magstudy
makaintindi chinese----Korea didn’t have their own characters---

As a result, it was so inconvenient because Chinese characters were not enough or so different
from Korean---- that it was difficult to express Korean fully.

In order to solve this problem, King Sejong and his researchers invented hunminjeongeum
which is now known as hangul which literally means----

=HANGUL WAS NOT WIDELY USED BECAUSE----

They probably saw hangul as a possible threat to their status because hangul designed so that
even commoners could learn to read and write.

Hanja, court ladies, eunuch

1894-1895- After Japan defeated China from colonization in the First Sino-Japanese War, Joseon
became nominally independent and declared the short-lived Korean Empire. Hangul was officially
taught and learned in Korea, diri na ang application of the script sa mga elementary school textbooks.

Biruin niyo mga 400+ years pa bago naging official iteach ang Hangul sa mga kabataan. Pero years after
sang 1910 gin colonize naman sila sang Japan and declared Japanese as the official language of Korea,
however Hangul was still taught in schools.

Hangul Day is celebrated every October 9 ---in Korea to honor the institution of the Korean writing
script (January 15, North Korea)

-KOREAN ALPHABET: HANGUL (last slide)

So later, tudluan kita ni Mr. Renemel Mamay how to write and pronounce hangul especially ang
intonation nya. That would be all, thankyou. The next topic will be the culture of Korea, to be discussed
by Ms. Celoso and Mr. Ampuan.