Description

Keith the King 🤴was always kind of keen on getting kittens, but as he raises kestrels and hawks, the kerfuffle it would create in his kingdom led him to skirt the issue and get ducks and kingfishers instead. He has the knowledge to get a whole kaleidoscope of animals🦚. Perhaps next, he will get himself some koalas and kangaroos. Keith rides a motorbike to work and always has ketchup in his knapsack to add to his snacks. Ever since he was a kid, he has kept kindness in his heart, greeting life with a wink😉.

The writing system used to write the Korean language is called Hangul in South Korea and Chosungul in North Korea. They are both essentially the same as the script itself is identical, though there are some differences in terms of grammar and usage. Hangul was created in 1443 by Sejong the Great. It uses 24 basic letters and 27 complex letters that are formed by making combinations of the basic letters, arranged in two dimensions. Korean is now typically written from left to right with spaces between words serving as dividers, unlike in Japanese and Chinese.

K, L, M… The English alphabet has 26 letters and an unlimited number of combinations between them! Choose the letters of your favorite initials, words or acronyms to decorate your room or office. The letter K is a kooky yellow kite color, made of soft polyester and a polypropylene cotton core. Keenly kinetic!

Specifications

Height: 7.8-9" Inches or 20-23 Centimeters

Materials: Soft plush polyester and polypropylene cotton down filling