Answer:
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
