The article examines the dialectics of the Korean language, reflecting the complex process of its historical formation, internal development, and interaction with the socio-cultural changes of the Korean Peninsula. The Korean language is presented as a dynamic system that combines elements of an ancient linguistic tradition, the influence of regional dialects, and modern standardizing tendencies. Of particular significance are the differences between the northern and southern variants of the literary standard, as well as the rich diversity of local speech forms, including the Honam, Gyeongsang, Jeolla, Hamgyŏng, and other dialect groups. Their functioning demonstrates a dialectical unity of stability and changeability: on the one hand, dialects preserve archaic grammatical and phonetic features, while on the other, they adapt under the influence of urbanization, mass media, and globalization. The study of the dialectics of the Korean language makes it possible to identify patterns of linguistic development, mechanisms of standardization, and processes involved in the formation of national and cultural identity.

dialect; language dialectics; Korean dialects; language evolution; standardization; phonetic and lexical differences; sociolinguistics; linguistic identity; Seoul dialect; regional dialects.

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