I hope this question does not come up too often, but I cannot find a solution that directly answers my question so hopefully someone can help.
I cannot type well in Korean. For some reason, I cannot just figure out how to 'terminate' a completed hangul symbol, creating run-on character sets that aren't intended.
Am I thinking too much in the way Chinese and Japanese is typed on a keyboard? In Japanese and Chinese, you usually have to 'confirm' what you typed with an enter, or another keyboard press to finalize it. I was assuming Korean had some sort of similiar system, in the sense that I had to finalize the word so if I have a word that just has "K + A" I can continue on to the next word without accidently adding the 3rd or 4th part (a pachim?)
Is it all automatic in Korean typing? Thank you.
감사합니다
I cannot type well in Korean. For some reason, I cannot just figure out how to 'terminate' a completed hangul symbol, creating run-on character sets that aren't intended.
Am I thinking too much in the way Chinese and Japanese is typed on a keyboard? In Japanese and Chinese, you usually have to 'confirm' what you typed with an enter, or another keyboard press to finalize it. I was assuming Korean had some sort of similiar system, in the sense that I had to finalize the word so if I have a word that just has "K + A" I can continue on to the next word without accidently adding the 3rd or 4th part (a pachim?)
Is it all automatic in Korean typing? Thank you.
감사합니다