Sebeolsik NoShift or Sebeolsik Sunarae, an variation of Kong Byung-Woo (<div lang="ko" dir="ltr" class="description ko" style="display:inline;">공병우</div>) Sebeolsik (three-set type) layouts of South Korea made by Ahn Jong-Hyuk (<div lang="ko" dir="ltr" class="description ko" style="display:inline;">안종혁</div>) or Ahn Jong-Woo (<div lang="ko" dir="ltr" class="description ko" style="display:inline;">안종우</div>) in 1990. The information of the inventor is uncertain including his name. All modern hangul letters are typed without Shift keys, so it is optimized for the handicapped, but this is useful to those who are not handicapped. It is a Sebeolsik (three-set type) layout because it has three set of hangul letters: <i>choseongs</i> <div lang="ko" dir="ltr" class="description ko" style="display:inline;">초성(初聲)</div> or <i>cheotsoris</i> <div lang="ko" dir="ltr" class="description ko" style="display:inline;">첫소리</div> (onset consonants), <i>jungseongs</i> <div lang="ko" dir="ltr" class="description ko" style="display:inline;">중성(中聲)</div> or <i>gaundetsoris</i> <div lang="ko" dir="ltr" class="description ko" style="display:inline;">가운뎃소리</div> (vowels), and <i>jongseongs</i> <div lang="ko" dir="ltr" class="description ko" style="display:inline;">종성(終聲)</div> or <i>kkeutsoris</i> <div lang="ko" dir="ltr" class="description ko" style="display:inline;">끝소리</div> (final consonants). The green letters are choseongs, the orange ones are jungseongs, and the red ones are jongseongs.
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