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    BTW, you can use quizzly.org/typing to practice typing in Chinese. I used pinyin and it worked fine. I doesn't take much time to memorize the keyboard after printing it out and repeatedly doing tests.
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    May 25, 2016
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    You can use quizzly.org/typing to practice typing Russian. They have a keyboard guide though I still had trouble getting it to work. Once working though, it didn't take much time to memorize the keyboard after printing it out and repeatedly doing tests to get my WPM up to 25.
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    May 25, 2016
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    You can use quizzly.org/typing to practice typing Japanese. They have a keyboard guide though I still had trouble getting it to work. Once working though, it didn't take much time to memorize the keyboard after printing it out and repeatedly doing tests to get my WPM up to 25.
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    May 25, 2016
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    You can use quizzly.org/typing to practice typing Russian. They have a keyboard guide though I still had trouble getting it to work. Once working though, it didn't take much time to memorize the keyboard after printing it out and repeatedly doing tests to get my WPM up to 25.
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    May 25, 2016
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  • Answered
    You can use quizzly.org/typing to practice typing Russian. They have a keyboard guide though I still had trouble getting it to work. Once working though, it didn't take much time to memorize the keyboard after printing it out and repeatedly doing tests to get my WPM up to 25.
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    May 25, 2016
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    Is "infinitive" form the same thing as "informal low form" or "informal spoken form" ? I have been learning verb conjugation and keep running into different descriptions of the various forms. I've created my own cross reference noting that, for example, "polite spoken form", "informal high respect", and "polite" are all the same depending on which Korean language website you read. One thing I can't figure out is whether "infinitive" is the same thing as "informal low form" and "informal spoken form." It seems to be the same spelling but I can't find any good explanations that say exactly that. Example: 먹다 From verbix.com korean conjugator I get this declarative present informal low 먹어 meog-eo That's the same as the infinitive form spelling 먹어 as described at http://hanguladay.com/tag/infinitive-form/ Can someone confirm this?
    June 12, 2015
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    I learned Korean on my own for a few months. I dropped it for a while because I was busy and then took a class at the local community college. I have learned a few things along the way. This is the order I would learn in: 1. Hangul - Make sure you learn some of the basic rules of the letters like how they sound at the beginning of a syllable versus the end (ㅅcould be sh or t sound for example). I missed the multiple sounds consonants make the first time I learned them. 2. Learn to type - I did this backwards and I regret it. I should have learned to type first. There are several web sites that track your WPM typing speed (I use 10fastfingers). 3. Take advantage of web sites like memrise to memorize basic prerequisites like numbers, telling time, etc. and vocabulary.
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    May 22, 2015
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    Telling time with no minutes Can I say this with no space after the hour? 아침 여덟 시이에요. Or do I need a space after the hour like this? 아침 여덟 시 이에요. I saw an example on the internet like this but was wondering what to do when there are no minutes. 두 시 삼십오 분이에요.
    May 22, 2015
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