How to type the "rang" in "sa rang hae" using Microsoft IME?
Hello. I'm new to Korean and I'm self teaching myself a little bit of stuff. As you can tell from my username, I know how to type and write "anio".
I use MS IME but I have encountered a problem and I am seeking help. I've been trying to type "sa rang hae" but I can't seem to type "rang". I'm using an image of a typical Korean but it appears that "rang" has three alphabets. "D", "K" and "F" on an English keyboard. How do I type this? In the case that I am wrong, will I ever encounter another character with more than 2 alphabets?

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How to type the "rang" in "sa rang hae" using Microsoft IME?
Hello. I'm new to Korean and I'm self teaching myself a little bit of stuff. As you can tell from my username, I know how to type and write "anio".
I use MS IME but I have encountered a problem and I am seeking help. I've been trying to type "sa rang hae" but I can't seem to type "rang". I'm using an image of a typical Korean but it appears that "rang" has three alphabets. "D", "K" and "F" on an English keyboard. How do I type this? In the case that I am wrong, will I ever encounter another character with more than 2 alphabets?

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For Sarang, type these letters: "tkfkd" and you get "사랑"
And yes, it is likely you will encounter words with more than two characters. I've encountered 4 character words! Scary~ Typing Korean on Microsoft IME seems intimidating, but it's actually very easy once you begin to memorize what characters are where. Good luck!

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Oh okay, thanks.
My sources were wrong then.
And I even remembered it and all.

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no, 아니오

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Put from left to right and from upside to downside: ㄹ(f)+ㅏ(k)+ㅇ(o). And you've typed adio, anio is 아니요.

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