I absolutely disagree. Romanized Korean is harder to read than Korean itself. The sounds implied by the roman spelling do not match the sounds you're supposed to make, and you lose the syllable boundaries that aid in pronunciation. I feel like a caveman stumbling over my letters when I try to read a romanized word.
A one-page alphabet reference chart would be enough to remind the reader which letter is which without relying on the romanization crutch.
Normally I don't like to make argumentative internet comments but I really passionately think romanization is a detriment to a learning tool.
A one-page alphabet reference chart would be enough to remind the reader which letter is which without relying on the romanization crutch.
Normally I don't like to make argumentative internet comments but I really passionately think romanization is a detriment to a learning tool.