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Hanja are Chinese characters that were adapted to write the Korean language, initially used to express Literary Chinese and later Korean itself. They have been part of Korean writing since ancient times, particularly from the Gojoseon period onward.
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Key facts
- Writing system.name
- Hanja
- Writing system.sample
- Hanja.svg
- Writing system.caption
- The Korean word (Chinese script) in Hanja (top) and Hangul (bottom).
- Writing system.type
- Logographic
- Writing system.languages
- Korean, Classical Chinese
- Writing system.time
- 400 BC – present
- Writing system.fam1
- Oracle bone script
- Writing system.fam2
- Seal script
- Writing system.fam3
- Clerical script
- Writing system.fam4
- Regular script
- Writing system.sisters
- Kanji, traditional Chinese, simplified Chinese, Khitan script, Chữ Hán, Chữ Nôm, Jurchen script, Tangut script
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Article · 中文
朝鲜汉字（朝鮮語：한자／漢字 hanja），也稱韓文漢字或韩国漢字，是韓語中使用的漢字，通常用來書寫由漢語、日語傳入的漢字詞。如今使用頻率已很低，都轉由諺文書寫。 漢字教育由於時代的變遷而不同，戰後兩韓政府以諺文作為國家官方文字，並逐漸停用漢字，朝鮮民主主義人民共和國完全停用漢字，而大韓民國會在名字、重要節日及場合中使用，同時在諺文消歧義時會使用漢字並記。今日不能讀寫漢字的韓國民眾也很多，年輕人尤甚。韓國漢字字形大約相同於香港澳门的繁體字、中華民國的正體字、日本的舊字體，惟少數字形有異，如「曺」（曹）。
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