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English: Ahnmatae Phonetic Hangul Keyboard (the official website: http://www.ahnmatae.org - now URL broken), a Korean keyboard layout invented by Matthew Y. Ahn, a retired Episcopal Church (of the United States) clergyman. This layout is patented in the United States and the Republic of Korea. It is a new Sebeolsik (three-set type) layout because it has three set of hangul letters: choseongs
초성(初聲) or cheotsoris 첫소리 (onset consonants), jungseongs 중성(中聲) or gaundetsoris 가운뎃소리 (vowels), and jongseongs 종성(終聲) or kkeutsoris 끝소리 (final consonants). The green letters are choseongs, the orange ones are jungseongs, and the red ones are jongseongs.한국어: 미국 성공회 신부를 역임한 안마태가 고안한 안마태 소리글판의 배열. 이 배열에는 대한민국과 미국에서 특허가 성립돼 있다. 이것은 새로운 종류의 세벌식 자판이다. 녹색 글씨는 초성(初聲: 첫소리), 주황색 글씨는 중성(中聲: 가운뎃소리), 적색 글씨는 종성(終聲: 끝소리)이다. |
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