An editorial by a member of the History Club - Korean is still an isolated language

 The groundless hypothesis that Korean may be Altai is only a novel that Finnish linguist Lamstead has once written for no reason. Today, no scholar on Earth acknowledges his hypothesis except for South Korean linguists. Even North Korean linguists are snorting at Lamstead's hypothesis. Korean or Japanese are still classified as Isolated Language. In a word, it means the unknown language of the Amy Abby. As a result, there is also a movement to gather similar orphanages together and view them as a single fish family. That's why Mesopotamian Sumerian - Indian Dravidan - Korean - Japanese are also grouped into one language family. However, this is only a hypothesis and has not yet been established. Some scholars even argue that Dangun is Sumerian. This is because the time of Sumer's collapse and the founding of Dangun Joseon roughly match. However, if you make this claim, the talented historians who can't make money say, "We built Sumer, not Sumer! They often fight back, saying, "Don't you know that Sumeri (= Sumer) comes out of hwandan meat?" However, considering the fact that Dangun's existence came from the Pamir Plateau and the universal path of movement of mankind, the claim that we established Sumer is nothing but the world's laughter. This is similar to the claim that the Japanese founded the Roman Empire. If we really built Sumerian, we should provide evidence. It is not good for your mental health to argue that Korea established Sumer with just one poorly woven historical book, Hwandan Gogi (I have not yet sorted out whether it is a historical book or a large religious scripture). Only when purely preserved historical relics are presented can they be recognized academically. From a linguistic point of view, it is difficult to see Sumerian and Korean as the same system. Both languages are deadlocked, but crucially, Korean is not a competent language. Rather, it is more appropriate to see Korean and Dravidan on the same page. The relics are little and the remaining history books seem to be spreading rapidly through the Internet by some level of nationalist pseudo-historyists trying to overcome the shabby Korean history of "Koreans = Sumerians," and anyone who has studied "nachism" and "fascism" can feel it. If you go out in this way a little longer, psychos like Hitler may come to power in this land, wipe out Manchuria, and expand the country to Mesopotamia.