If you want to type Korean on your computer, how can you type?

1. Left hand consonants, right hand vowels.

Take a look at the keyboard diagram below to see what's going on. Since it's a consonant and a vowel, you also have to know that you can't play 2 consonants or 2 vowels in a row. It's usually alternate, one on the left and one on the right.

Tight tone. Tight refers to the five tones. All five inputs are a bit of a ramp because you have to press the shift key at the same time, but luckily you can do it with your left hand. Specifically.

Shift +

Shift +

Shift +

Shift +

Shift +

Special vowels. 1) Special vowels such as the shift key are also required to be typed, specifically.

Shift +

"Composite" properties such as shift + require two vowels to be played, specifically.

And so on for the rest.

Do I have to press the spacebar once after typing a word?

The answer is no. Just enter it. So will it be disrupted?

No, because as mentioned in 1 above, Korean must be entered with consonants and vowels alternately, if you enter 2 consonants in a row, then the system will assume that the previous consonant is a radio. Otherwise, the system separates the characters directly. It doesn't seem clear what is written here, but you can try typing for yourself.

I also encountered this problem a few years ago when I first started playing Korean, and I was confused at the time.

5. Input method conversion shortcut key Korea Xinnet - English-Korean conversion: Alt key on the right side of the keyboard.

Input method conversion: Press the shift key on the left side of the keyboard and the alt key on the left side at the same time.

If you are using an XP system.

I recommend that you install the Korean input system, and then when you select the input method, a small icon in the shape of a drawing board will appear.

After clicking, you can use the mouse to directly draw the words you want to type, which is very convenient.

If you want to use the Korean input method.

At. Start menu.

Control panel. to be found.

Regional and language options.

Then turn it on.

Select the one above.

Language. tab.

Then click. Details.

Then click on the button in the middle.

Add to. Open it.

After adding the input language window.

At. Keyboard layout input method.

Choose inside. Korean.

Then OK. Are you sure.

If you are sure that you can use the Korean input method.

And also. If your system has been streamlined, you may be asked to insert the XP installation disc into your CD-ROM drive.

If your problem is solved.

Please tie the knot.

1. Take Windows 7 as an example, click on the keyboard in the lower left corner, and right-click to set:

2. Then click Add in the pop-up window

3. Find the Korean option in the language list, then click the plus sign on the keyboard option below, select the IME option, and then click OK below

4、Finally, click CN,Select the keyboard and select Korean to start using win7's built-in input method to enter Korean: