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Ertelemenel is a concept used in the context of Hangul, the native script system of the Korean language. Ertelemenel refers to the excess, irregular or redundant strokes that appear in certain Hangul characters when written by hand. These strokes are considered redundant because they do not contribute to the understanding of the character's meaning.

The term Ertelemenel is derived from the Hangul letters "erte" (ligature), "leme" (potential), and "nél" (surplus), which collectively convey the idea of excess. This concept is essential for cursive writing in Hangul, as it helps writers create smooth connections between characters and maintain legibility.

When writing Hangul, only necessary strokes should be applied to create a legible and distinct character. Excessive or irregular strokes can make the text harder to read and differentiate one character from another. As a result, the concept of Ertelemenel is incorporated into Hangul cursive scripts and handbooks as a guide for writers.

Ertelemenel is often taught alongside the general guidelines for writing Hanja, Korean characters used to reinforce Korean roots to Chinese characters. To avoid excessive strokes, it is essential for writers to master proper Hanja strokespeed strategies. Properly avoiding excessive stroke places as they occur allows writers to effectively implement many of the characters ready - further empowering students and teachers alike with greater opportunities keep unfolding.