Hangul Day Petition - ACR 109

Hangul has very attractive alphbets the original 28 that can write all sounds on earth ! Proven and adopted many countries while their alphabets are inadquate to write out how their languages actually sound and some countries lacking their own writing alphabets. Many American can have much use of Han gul, known as world's most scientific alphbetes.

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기쁜 소식입니다. 적극 지지합니다. 앤텔롭밸리 한국 학교 교장

on behalf of Nasung Church Korean School Principal 562-690-7979 1620 N. Fullerton Road La Habra Hts, CA 90631

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기쁜 소식입니다. 지지합니다.

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I am writing to you in support of Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 109 which would designate October 9, 2019 and October 9, thereafter as the Hangul Day.

I support ACR 109.

I sign this petition

As a proud constituent from Korea I strongly support this petition on Hangul Day

I'm glad to support this petition that our California state is recognizing multiculturalism as the symbol of multi-ethnic state.

We, Kprean American want to celebrate Hangul day as it is celebrated in Korea every year. Thank you for your support.

I support Hangul Day Petition

Hangul is one of five strategic languages accepted by the National Security Council of the United States government. Hangul is also one of nine foreign languages approved by the College Board in U.S.A. to be accepted on the SAT II’s subject tests, assessing a student’s ability in reading and listening.

As a high school Korean teacher, I think it's essential to represent a critical language especially in California.

I support ACR 109

Please support this Resolution! It means a lot to the Korean community and the diverse communities at large for acknowledging the legitimacy of our multiculturalism.

Please, CA State Legislature, ask you to pass the ACR 109 for our new generation to know the more scientific words!

July, 11, 2019 To: California State Legislature 2019-2020 Regular Sessions Re: Assembly Concurrent Resolution 109 Introduced by Assembly Member Quirk – Silva Relative to the Hangul Day Dear Honorable California State Legislature member; I am writing to you in support of Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. 109 which would designate October 9, 2019 and October 9, thereafter as the Hangul Day. Such a designation would not only recognize the merits of Hangul, but also recognize the rich, diverse cultural heritage representing our California State’s multiethnic community with diverse languages spoken. I truly believe that the designation would not only enrich the Korean American community, but also our community at large, as Hangul is one of five strategic languages accepted by the National Security Council of the United States government. Hangul is also one of nine foreign languages approved by the College Board in U.S.A. to be accepted on the SAT II’s subject tests, assessing a student’s ability in reading and listening. Sincerely, Misun Choe 11421 Amigo Ave. Northridge CA 91326 [email protected] Assemblywoman Sharon Quirk-Silva’s mailing address; PO Box 4026, Fullerton, California 92831