손녀에게 써주고 싶은 방명록
저희 외할머니는 보통의 옛 여성들처럼 어릴 때 한글을 배우지 못하셨습니다 77세의 나이에 노인대학에 다니시면서 처음 한글을 배우게 되셨습니다 삐뚤빼뚤 서툰 글씨가 마음에 들지 않으신다며 티비, 간판 등의 한글을 읽기만 하시고 직접 쓰지는 않으셨습니다. 할머니는 그동안 건강이 나빠져 노인대학을 그만두셨고, 한글공부를 이어가지도 못했습니다 많은 시간이 흘러 저는 결혼을 했고, 신혼집 집들이때 꼭 할머니가 직접 방명록을 적어달라고 말했습니다 해당 작품은 할머니가 열심히 연습해서 쓰신 '손녀 집들이 방명록' 내용을 담은 영상입니다
My maternal grandmother, like many women of her generation, never had the chance to learn Hangeul as a child.
At the age of 77, she enrolled in a senior citizens' school and began learning Hangeul for the first time. Although she could read the Korean letters on TV screens and shop signs, she rarely wrote them herself, saying she didn’t like her shaky handwriting.
Over time, her health declined, and she had to stop attending the school, ending her Hangeul studies as well.
Years passed, and I eventually got married. When we had a housewarming party at our newlywed home, I asked my grandmother for one special request — to write in our guestbook by hand.
This video captures the heartfelt moment when my grandmother, after much practice, wrote a message in our housewarming guestbook — her very own handwriting, full of effort, love, and meaning.
