when i first try typing korean it was like that to me too. notice that if you type a consonant and another consonant it will space like this ㄷㄱ쎄 ㄱ(g) and ㅆ(ss) are consonants so it can't be together in one block notice how 쎄 are together? ㅆ is a consonant andㅔ is a vowel so it can be together in one block. it also depend on the syllables of the tone in korean first comes consonant then with vowels then consonant like: consonant.vowel.consonant example:만나서 반갑습니다 notice 만 = ㅁ(m)+ㅏ(a)+ㄴ(n) =consonant.vowel.consonant 나=ㄴ(n)+ㅏ(a) ____no consonant at the end here because it is on syllable same as here 서=ㅅ(s)+ㅓ(eo) if you type in korean you shouldn't space after you type space only if it needs to be like this 안녕하세요 space 저는 space...name. hello (space) I'm (space) ....(name). annyeonghaseyo jeoneun ....(name). if you take too long to type...like a pause it might automatically space (My explaining might be confusing but I hope it helped.)

You've already installed all things you need. if you can type the right letter. I don't know what makes it exactly. but if you give me a chance to login you PC with remoteconnection program. i'll check up your PC's language setting.

Well, the problem could be what I think right now. Word-spacing. You shouldn't put a space between 처음. If you try to type 다리다, keep typing without a space. If this is unproven as the problem, just forget it all and message me.

i can typing a few word, japanese, korean, chinese gb2312, chinese gbk, chinese big5....when i use the linux, it include too many input method on different language!