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i'm interested in learning korean and japanese... but one at a time though... i'm concentrating on learning korean first. i can teach you english in exchange :D DOWNLOAD A LANGUAGE PACK FROM http://www.byki.com ITS FOR FREE, I GOT JAPANESE AND KOREAN AND GERMAN LANGUAGE PACK from the above site. not only is it free but you can get more word lists aside from those included in the pack... ITS REALLY HELPFUL GUYS... there are a lot of languages to choose from... just trying to help... ^^,
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    October 3, 2008
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    ok... i checked out my pc and it seems it hangul ready (is there such a thing?) 
    but i still can't see any of the korean script.... 
    computers aren't really my strong suit but i'm pretty sure it (the PC) is capable....
    am i just missing something? 
    thanks so much....
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    August 1, 2008
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    well you didn't actually ask a question... but if you want to learn tagalog... i can help you... :D or try checking out the forums... :D goodluck!
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    August 1, 2008
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    ok... thanks so much. i'll try that...
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    July 31, 2008
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    HELP :D how do i get korean script on my pc? i can't see the characters that some of you guys write.... just a couple of squares.... thanks in advance! <img alt="" src="/FCKeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/teeth_smile.gif" />
    July 31, 2008
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    is jakku - jak-ku? or ja-kku? what does it mean btw? i dont even know what the word means.... i just want to know, when writing in hangul script, how do i know if its supposed to end in a consonant for the first syllable or the next syllable begins with a double consonant...
    July 29, 2008
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    hello dora! 
    whta i did was to write down korean words... i started with names so the hangul characters are easier... and then copied the romanized translates... 
    i was able to familiarize myself with the alphabet and also practice writing the script... (wrong strokes though) 
    the problem is, with this method i don't learn new words... so you probably just have to buy a korean-english dictionary... 
    a really good one that shows the words in hangul, romanized version and its translation in english... 
    there are sites that teach you proper pronunciation too...
    next step would then be to find a really helpful korean to correct your pronunciation and to help you with other things you might've missed... :D 
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    July 28, 2008
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