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 in 1990. The arrangement of non-hangul characters in hangul mode is similar to QWERTY of the United States. It is a modified version of <a href="//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:KB_Sebeolsik_389.svg" title="File:KB Sebeolsik 389.svg">Sebeolsik 389</a>. 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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