Which of the following is TRUE about Korean? Which of the following is TRUE about Korean? Korean is essentially Chinese spoken on the Korean peninsula. Korean uses two systems of phonetic symbols. Written Korean has a letter for each sound. To simplify trade Korean is written with the familiar Roman alphabet. The origin of Korean is unknown.

Written Korean has a letter for each sound.

Explanation:

Korean is essentially Chinese spoken on the Korean peninsula.

- Korean is not essentially Chinese, but is derived from Chinese language

- Korea can survive without Chinese, but Japan uses Chinese characters

Korean uses two systems of phonetic symbols.

- Korea only has one set of dialogue, so false

Written Korean has a letter for each sound.

- Korean does have a character for each sound, so true

- Although true, not all English letters can be pronounced in Korean language

To simplify trade, Korean is written with the familiar Roman alphabet.

- Korean is not a romance language, so false

- Koreans are not too crazy about foreigners and many things made in Korea are not shipped outside of the country

The origin of Korean is unknown.

- The origin of Korean is derived from the Chinese language, so false

A) Written Korean has a letter for each sound.

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