Korean/Hangwul

==Overview==
The typical makeup of the modern hangwul block or syllable is either CV or CVc where:
: C : the initial consonant (of 1 to 2 elements),
: V : the vowel (of 1 to 3 elements), and 
: c : the final consonant (of 1 to 2 elements). 
For example, the CVc "꽥" consists of C of 2 elements, V of 3, and c of 1. 
Note that the so-called "element" or alphabet is more elementary, hence the name, than what is mostly called "character" of hangwul that is equivalent to either C or V or c. The confusing of "alphabet" and "character" of hangwul is confusingly and unwittingly widespread. What a pity!
==Hangwul is Korean?==
Hangwul may have freed Korean from the tyranny of Hanja. Even so granted, it is unwarrantable or unreasonable to take Hangwul for Korean. Hangwul is no nickname for Korean at all.
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