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    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.)
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    March 21, 2009
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    Korean romanji Consonants ㄱ=g ㄴ=n ㄷ=d ㄹ=l/r ㅁ=m ㅂ=b ㅅ=s ㅇ= -- / ng ㅈ=j ㅋ=k ㅊ=ch ㅌ=t ㅍ=p ㅎ=h vowels ㅏ=a (ah) ㅓ=eo ㅗ =o ㅜ=u (oo) ㅡ=eu ㅣ=i (ee) ㅐ=ae ㅒ=yae ㅔ =e ㅖ=ye ㅘ =wa ㅙ =wae ㅚ =oe ㅝ=wo ㅞ =we ㅟ=wi ㅢ=ui Double consonants ㄲ=gg (hard k) ㄸ=dd (hard t) ㅃ=bb (hard p) ㅆ=ss/ssh (kinda like a z, c, and s sound combined) ㅉ=jj (hard ch)
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    March 21, 2009
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    On a Mac, go to SYSTEM PREFERENCES by clicking on the APPLE ICON on the top left of the MENU BAR. On the top row titled PERSONAL, choose INTERNATIONAL. Go to INPUT MENU, from there choose the languages you want to type with. After you choose them you should see at the bottom of the LANGUAGE LIST MENU a list of INPUT MENU SHORTCUTS. You can change them or keep them the same. These is how you will be able to switch from your NATIVE LANGUAGE to DESIRED LANGUAGE you want to type in. The INPUT CHOOSE OPTION below the INPUT MENU SHORTCUTS allows you to USE ONE LANGUAGE FOR ALL DOCUMENTS or ALLOW A DIFFERENT INPUT LANGUAGE FOR ALL DOCUMENTS. I use the last optioon.Choose SHOW INPUT MENU IN MENU BAR to see the list of languages and options you have. Close SYSTEM PREFERENCES. The INPUT MENU is on the RIGHT SIDE of the MENU BAR. Click it to see your list of items. You can use the KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS to SWITCH LANGUAGES. Play with the InPUT MENU. There are some cool features like the CHARACTER PALETTE and KEYBOARD VIEWER.
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    March 20, 2009
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    In Korean, I think English names depend on the sound/tone/how you pronounce it and the syllable. ex. Christopher -it is pronounced Keu-ri-seu-to-peo [크리스토퍼] *notice the hyphen(-) it indicate the syllable Your username is chelle so it might be 첼레 pronounced chel-re I don't know how you pronounce your name. Sorry. Here is the link to many of some English names translated to Korean http://thinkzone.wlonk.com/Language/KoreanName.htm
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    February 21, 2009
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    꽃 kkot mean flower 꽃보다 kkotboda means 'over flower' There is a new Korean drama called kkotboda namja (꽃보다 남자) namja 남자 means 'boy' The drama is based from a famous Japanese comic book [manga] and it means 'boys over flower' the same as the comic book title. areumdaun 아름다운 means 'beautiful' I'm not certain but I'm 99% sure it's correct.
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    February 21, 2009
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