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freaky_monday Friday 13th of January 2006 03:10:17 PM
grammar - ahm, i am browsing the net and i saw the korean tenses and its all written in hangul but my computer cannot read hangul characters.. can anyone help me regarding those??please.. just the markers be translated to konglish..please...

what will you add to show that the sentence is in the past, present or future tense..

also, is the use of adverbs..how to use adverbs??are there particular rules on using adverbs and adjectives??

im getting confused..please help me...thanks!!

nhk9 Tuesday 24th of January 2006 03:52:52 PM
- go to zkorean website at www.johnwasham.com. they have instructions on setting up your computer to view hangul and also pretty good beginner's lesson, as that's probably what you will need to learn the basics such as the tenses. But the tenses in Korean are no where as difficult as the tenses of some other european languages like german.

edwoodseo Monday 08th of January 2007 06:28:29 PM
set-up hangeul in ur pc - Hi all(freaky_monday in particular)

u can use this site as well http://www.learnkoreanlanguage.com/view-hangul.html
to set up the korean hangeul into ur computer.
to have it in ur pc is much more easy,convenient and effective in learning korean than using the roman letters.

and then learning the tense will become much easier to go.

another tip from me(although i posted many places) is that u may see my posts where i pasted the various useful webpages for learning korean mostly written in English so that u may be able to study urself within some extent. For further leveling up, try to contact korean speakers like me

cheers

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	freaky_monday	Friday 13th of January 2006 03:10:17 PM
	grammar - ahm, i am browsing the net and i saw the korean tenses and its all written in hangul but my computer cannot read hangul characters.. can anyone help me regarding those??please.. just the markers be translated to konglish..please... what will you add to show that the sentence is in the past, present or future tense.. also, is the use of adverbs..how to use adverbs??are there particular rules on using adverbs and adjectives?? im getting confused..please help me...thanks!!
	nhk9	Tuesday 24th of January 2006 03:52:52 PM
	- go to zkorean website at www.johnwasham.com. they have instructions on setting up your computer to view hangul and also pretty good beginner's lesson, as that's probably what you will need to learn the basics such as the tenses. But the tenses in Korean are no where as difficult as the tenses of some other european languages like german.
	edwoodseo	Monday 08th of January 2007 06:28:29 PM
	set-up hangeul in ur pc - Hi all(freaky_monday in particular) u can use this site as well http://www.learnkoreanlanguage.com/view-hangul.html to set up the korean hangeul into ur computer. to have it in ur pc is much more easy,convenient and effective in learning korean than using the roman letters. and then learning the tense will become much easier to go. another tip from me(although i posted many places) is that u may see my posts where i pasted the various useful webpages for learning korean mostly written in English so that u may be able to study urself within some extent. For further leveling up, try to contact korean speakers like me cheers