First notebook entry: Introducing myself
annyeonghaseyo
joneun bluseven imnida
aaah jinjja!
i can only write that! mianhae!!
btw, gamsahamnida!
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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
an안 nyeong녕 ha하 se세 yo요jeo저 neun는 bluseven i
aaah아아아 jin진 jja짜!
i can only write that! mi미 an안 hae해 yo요!!
btw, gam감 sa사 ha
Selamat siang!! dan
Selamat datang ke bahasa Korea.^_____^
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Sr! gomapseumnimda!! im sooooo happy i can type hangul on my PC
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There are instructions for XP on this page: http://www.learnkoreanlanguage.com/need-install.html#Windows XP
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hello Sr i really thank you for your lesson!
i do understand now.
im using windows xp :( so how can i type hangul??
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반갑습니다 When you ask about this, I'm not sure what level you are asking on, so let me break it down letter by letter.
반: = ㅂ + ㅏ + ㄴ. ㅂ is b (or p). ㅏ is a (ah). ㄴ is n.: ban
갑: = ㄱ + ㅏ + ㅂ. The only new character in this syllable is ㄱ which is g (sometimes k).: gap
습: = ㅅ + ㅡ + ㅂ. ㅅ is s (or sh in some places). ㅡ is u or eu. It is pronounced like a short u. ㅂ appears here again but here may be transliterated as b, p, or m. The reason is that when it comes before the ㄴ (which begins the next syllable), it has an m sound: sup
니: = ㄴ + ㅣ. ㄴ is n. ㅣ is usually transliterated as i. It has a sound somewhere between a short i and a long e.: ni
다: = ㄷ + ㅏ. ㄷ is d.: da
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