Can you only play Korean by pressing the spacebar once? That s a nuisance. Is there any other way?

There is no need to press a spacebar.

The Korean Chinese input method is actually a very scientific input method. Each key (or combination of keys) corresponds to a Korean letter, so the problem of input ambiguity is eliminated in the first place.

Next, just follow the way each word is written, confirm that all the words are correct, and then a sentence will be written naturally.

What the landlord said is that every time you type a word, you have to press the space, because in the Korean Chinese input method, sometimes there is such a situation: want to write a word, for example"사랑", then type the first word first"사", in the middle of trying to type the second word"랑", press the letter first"ㄹ", you will find the front one"사"became"살", but don't worry, because the clever Korean Chinese input method knows very well whether you have finished typing a single word. As you continue to write"랑"The second letter"ㅏ", you'll notice that the word in question has changed back to its original form, and what you wrote down appears on the screen for the time being"사라", and then you just have to write down the letters again"ㅇ", then the word"사랑"It's written out.

In Chinese, vowels and consonants must be accompanied by letters"ㅇ"As a prefix, etc., all happen to provide a good way to resolve ambiguity for the Korean Chinese input method. So the next time the landlord is typing, you can try not to press the spacebar, and slowly you will find that in fact, your previous thoughts are a misunderstanding.

No, just press it on, it's automatic

1. In Korean, a space represents the end of a set of words.

2. For example, two words with different parts of speech will be separated by particles, and each time the platter is used, a space should be pressed. This space can make the sentence flow more smoothly and act as a comma. So you can't just use it.

Example sentence: Oh, really, what to do. (Correct).

Oh, yes, yes, what's going on. (Error).

Hangul can use the correct spaces. Such as:

Spaces in Korean have special meanings, and spaces cannot be used without meaning.

Korean does not have as many symbols to help break sentences as Chinese, so there is a (spaced writing) method, leaving spaces when writing for others to read. Of course, this method is not one person, but there are uniform requirements. So let's learn the rules of space writing today, I suggest that you don't memorize the rules, but memorize example sentences, so that when you encounter writing questions in the future, just think about whether there are similar example sentences in your mind.

1.The particle is concatenated with the word that precedes it.

2.Incompletely noun spaced. (Incomplete nouns, that is, dependent nouns, cannot appear alone, click to view the detailed explanation of incomplete nouns) 3Noun separations for units (nouns, quantifiers, and quantifiers are separated when there are quantifiers).

A cow.

Ten years old A car.

A set of clothes. Two pairs of shoes can only be written together if they are used together to indicate order or habit.

2:30:05.

Lesson 1. Year 3.

6th Floor 1946 10 9

80 10 October 9, 1946.

No. 502, Building 16.

80 yuan 10 4When writing numbers"Ten thousand"Write separately in units.

Twenty three million two hundred seventy five thousand eight hundred eighty ninety.

5.Spaced words when concatenating two words or enumerations. , Director and Section Chief.

10 to 20 have tables, chairs, etc.

Chairman and Directors 6Words that consist of monosyllabic phrases can be written together in consecution.

At that time, that place.

Big stuff. This sentence.

Slightly, more, again 7In principle, auxiliary verbs are written separately, and conjunctions are also allowed depending on the situation.

Principles Allowed.

Only when an auxiliary or compound verb is added to the preceding word, and when the auxiliary verb is inserted in the middle, the auxiliary verb after it is written separately.

8.The surname and the first name, the surname and the number are written together, and the additional titles, positions, etc. are written separately.

Kim Yang-so) (Seo Hwa-tan) (Clan).

Mr) (Ph.D.).

Only the first and first names, and the first and second names need to be clearly distinguished, and they can be separated from each other. (Many compound surnames will be separated in order to distinguish them).

Nangong Yi Dugu Zhun.

Huangfu's Peak 9In principle, the inherent rank other than the name is written by word separation, but it can also be written by unit.

Principles Allowed.

10.In principle, technical terms should be written at word intervals, but they can be written consecutively.

Principles Allowed.

Korean does not have as many symbols to help break sentences as Chinese, so there is a (spaced writing) method, leaving spaces when writing for others to read. Of course, this method is not a one-person idea of where to be empty, but there are uniform requirements.

1. There should be spaces between each word.

2. After the subject, add 3, 3, 7, 5, 3, 5, 3, 1, and then a space.

3 Some special ones to memorize, for example, there is a time 6 7 2 1 3 3 9 9 to have 2 spaces.

Hope it helps.

Then it's good to use this for the old age.