TL Learn Korean Thread - Page 13
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Mairou
Finland144 Posts
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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
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Suc
Australia1569 Posts
I'm not fluent, but I know the basic stuff ez, and as uni is starting up again, it couldn't hurt for me to revise as well :D | ||
mtvacuum
United States979 Posts
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Sansai
Austria188 Posts
On February 20 2012 17:12 Suc wrote: Hmm, would anyone be interested if I were to do a blog series on very basic Korean grammar and sentence structure? I guess it would basically be a follow-on from mizu's hangeul guide in that you would use your new found hangeul skills to begin to express yourself. I'm not fluent, but I know the basic stuff ez, and as uni is starting up again, it couldn't hurt for me to revise as well :D that already exists in ttmik i guess, but go for it, it will also profit yourself ![]() | ||
Left4Cookies
Denmark803 Posts
On February 21 2012 06:32 Sansai wrote: that already exists in ttmik i guess, but go for it, it will also profit yourself ![]() It exists numerous places, but yea, the most effective way of learning something is by teaching others ![]() | ||
Dustus
United Kingdom86 Posts
My main question is can anyone recommend a good keyboard to get that has both English letters and hangul on it? I'll also use it for gaming as a side point. although top of the range quality isn't necisery as my current one was never top of the range. anything below 70pounds - aprox 100 dollars including rough shipping costs. Thanks if anyone has any advice ![]() | ||
Megaliskuu
United States5123 Posts
You can get them on ebay for arond 25-30 USD (wth free shipping). | ||
Hemula
Russian Federation1849 Posts
On February 28 2012 00:58 Dustus wrote: Hi, I've been half heartedly learning Korean for a few months, but since this thread directed me to TTMIK its gotten a lot better. Time is my main issue but being able to download the mps and pdf files to my phone for viewing on commute to work has made things much easier. My main question is can anyone recommend a good keyboard to get that has both English letters and hangul on it? I'll also use it for gaming as a side point. although top of the range quality isn't necisery as my current one was never top of the range. anything below 70pounds - aprox 100 dollars including rough shipping costs. Thanks if anyone has any advice ![]() I painted letters on my keyboard, and when they got erased I already knew it by muscle memory... It's cheaper that way, lol | ||
KillerDucky
United States498 Posts
Anyone else using lang-8? You can laugh at my beginner attempts here ![]() http://lang-8.com/349579 | ||
Suc
Australia1569 Posts
On February 28 2012 00:58 Dustus wrote: Hi, I've been half heartedly learning Korean for a few months, but since this thread directed me to TTMIK its gotten a lot better. Time is my main issue but being able to download the mps and pdf files to my phone for viewing on commute to work has made things much easier. My main question is can anyone recommend a good keyboard to get that has both English letters and hangul on it? I'll also use it for gaming as a side point. although top of the range quality isn't necisery as my current one was never top of the range. anything below 70pounds - aprox 100 dollars including rough shipping costs. Thanks if anyone has any advice ![]() I did the same thing as someone just above me mentioned, I just googled a picture of the korean layout and had it up on my screen when I used it, from time to time, eventually memorising it. I also ordered some transparent hangeul stickers to put on my keys, and they are really good, I personally recommend them over buying another keyboard: http://latkey.com/keyboard_stickers.asp?SubCat=47 | ||
Hemula
Russian Federation1849 Posts
On February 28 2012 05:38 KillerDucky wrote: I just printed the keyboard layout and kept the paper nearby when I was learning. Either way you want to eliminate hunting ASAP anyways. Anyone else using lang-8? You can laugh at my beginner attempts here ![]() http://lang-8.com/349579 Wow, didn't know about this site, looks cool, I might try it, thank you. | ||
Knighthawkbro
United States183 Posts
On February 28 2012 08:18 Suc wrote: I did the same thing as someone just above me mentioned, I just googled a picture of the korean layout and had it up on my screen when I used it, from time to time, eventually memorising it. I also ordered some transparent hangeul stickers to put on my keys, and they are really good, I personally recommend them over buying another keyboard: http://latkey.com/keyboard_stickers.asp?SubCat=47 TYVM, I was thinking of the same thing that Dustus wrote and now I can turn my keyboard into the keyboard I wanted. | ||
stablol
United States82 Posts
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greenmarine
19 Posts
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Proseat
Germany5113 Posts
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Talionis
Scotland4085 Posts
On March 02 2012 02:19 Proseat wrote: In player interviews, Korean pros will often start with something sounding like "etan" (aetun?) or similar. I always wondered what it meant. Is it sort of like beginning a sentence with "Well, ..." in English? How is it spelled? Anyone know? That would probably be 일단 (eeldan). It means first, at the start of the sentence it would be more like "Well, first (of all)...". | ||
Kaladin
United States88 Posts
http://mykoreanstore.myshopify.com/collections/books/products/sogang-korean-1a-student-book 갑사합니다 !! ^_^ | ||
Froadac
United States6733 Posts
I am currently updating people. I'll add them on skype, add them to the group. Hopefully do something THIS WEEKEND, around 2pm est on saturday. | ||
Left4Cookies
Denmark803 Posts
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