Dictating at the old palace...Until next week, "Hangul Festival."

[Anchor]
Ahead of Hangeul Day next week, various events will be held across the country for a week starting today (4th).On the first day of the

Hangul Week', the first national dictation contest was held at Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul, involving more than 100 citizens.

Reporter Song Jae-in is back.

[Reporter]
Rub the ink with your hands like a fern.

It is a preface to Hunminjeongeum that begins with 'Naragalsami', a rubbed copy completed in an instant.

Adults have also fallen in love with the Hangul experience event that filled the square.

I knew it, but I look at pureed fish that I usually don't get out of my mouth easily.

[Lee Bo-eun / Areum-dong, Sejong-si: In the case of school zones, if you write a child protection zone, you'll think, "You have to be alert and be careful."]

[Park Byung-soo / Sinseol-dong, Seoul: The filibuster (that I wasn't used to) is the filibuster. I've heard this a lot on the news, but I think it would be better if you could solve it in easier words.]

"Hangeul Week" was designated to remind us of the importance of Korean language ahead of Hangeul Day.

On the first day, 130 citizens from all over the country gathered at the dictation contest held at Gyeongbokgung Palace.

From the confusing spelling to the foreign language that I've never looked for a notation separately,
As the problem of the
trick continued, even the winner had to think through our language again and again.

[Lee Jae Myung / Winner of the "Extreme Award" : It was very difficult, but fortunately, I think I came out a lot in the part I studied. I kept studying after work....]

Hangeul Week, where you can meet various events such as Korean-related musical performances, fashion shows, and book festivals, will run until the 10th.

I'm Song Jaein of YTN.

a photographer for
; Kim Hyun-mi