Relating Koreans with Sumerians

Sumer/Korean/English

Annul/hanul/zeus

an/han/heaven

Gir/Gil/Road

Ra/Ro/"to"-indicative as in 'go "to" there'

Abi/Bo/father

Nim/Nim/one, dude, indicating someone

Bad/Bat/field

Na/Na/myself

Ge(Ge sounds like g in ground)/Ge(same as sumer)/3rd person indicating someone

Uhma (U as in oo as in moose)/Uhma (Uhm as in ummmm)/Mother

Sumer, as Korean, has this transitive like characteristic:

Korean-Sumer/English

People-they very stupid-are/ These peoples are very stupid

as you see, the -they and -are are characteristics only seen on Korean, Sumer, Native american, and Manchu.

Sudan= black headed person (Su=black(the word Sudan means black city) me=head rian=people).  Manchu, Korean, and native Americans all have black hair

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Sumerians called first "as".  This matches with ancient korean word for first "as".  Like laundry in those ages were divided into many sections.  The first one was called as-laundry.  Also, the bow you do on morning on a higher person was called asa.

The word Asia came from as, because it is the first place where sun starts.

1.  Sumerians were the result of a local ethnogenesis.

There is nothing, anthropologically, culturally, linguistically, and historically which link them to peoples known in much later history and in much more distant lands.  Nowhere, can their culture be traced any more remote in time than to the Kermanshah Culture (c. 7500-5600 BC) of western Iran.  The descendant culture appeared in central Mesopotamia, known as the Samarra Culture (c. 5700-4900 BC).  Later still, elements of this culture migrated south into southern Mesopotamia where the Ubaid Culture (c. 5300-3900 BC) took root.  It developed into the Uruk Culture (c. 3900-3100 BC).  It was during this time that the earliest pictographic writing developed (by c. 3500 BC), which developed into a proto-cuneiform script by the Jembat Nasr period (c. 3100-2900 BC), which became a fully developed cuneiform script in the Sumerian Early Dynastic Period (c. 2900-2300 BC) by about 2500 BC.  There was apparently no interruptions in the development of Sumerian civilization from its Neolithic past.

2.  Their language is not related to any other, living or dead.

Sumerian itself, although it shares the characteristic of being an agglutinative language like Turkish is nevertheless classed as a unique language within its own language family.  This is the virtually unaniminous judgement amongst linguists and, specifically, Sumerologists.