~this chapter is only for mobile qwerty korean keyboards!~
.★. Korean keyboard layout .★.
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(no guide)
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(with guide)
How will you remember which button is which letter? There's actually logic behind it!
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Take a look at the picture above. This explains the placement for each letter.
.★. How to type simple letters? .★.
We're going to be typing '아'(a) and '두'(eo) for now.
First, locate the 'ㅇ'(silent) and the 'ㅏ'(a). Then, press 'ㅇ'. Do not press space! And press 'ㅏ'. There you go! Now you have '아'.
Try typing '두'! See if you can do it! If not, reread the text above.
.★. How to type double/tense consonants? .★.
We're going to type 'ㅃ'(pp) and 'ㄲ'(tt).
First, locate the 'ㅂ'(b). Hold down the 'ㅂ'. You'll get 'ㅃ'!
Try typing 'ㄲ'! See if you can do it! If not, reread the text above.
.★. How to type combo/double vowels? .★.
We're going to look at '와'(wa) and '의'(ui).
First, locate the silent letter.('ㅇ') Press it. Now, what's next? Press 'ㅗ'. And finally, press 'ㅏ'. And now you have '와'!
Do not just press 'ㅗ' and 'ㅏ'. It will just make 'ㅗㅏ'. You need to add the silent letter or a consonant first!
Try typing '의'! See if you can do it! If not, reread the text above.
.★. How to type 'complex' letters? .★.
We're going to look at '한생'(hansaeng, meaning: student).
Locate 'ㅎ', 'ㅏ' and 'ㄴ'. Press all of the CVC(consonant vowel consonant) in order! Now you have '한'(han)!
Try typing '생'(saeng)! See if you can do it! If not, reread the text above.
.★. Let's type! .★.
Challenge 1: Try typing '우유'. It means 'milk' in Korean. Use your current knowledge and try to type it!
Challenge 2: Try typing '이 한생의 신문'. It means 'this student's newspaper' in Korean.
Challenge 3: Try typing '요요' and guess what it means. Romanize it for the answer!
.★. What is romanize? .★.
Romanizing Korean words like basically like this:
This is '아기'. '아기' in romanized form is 'akgi'.
~question: what does '요요' mean?~
.★. leave your answers below! bye! .★.
