Say annyounghaseyo! ^_^

[hyunwoo]

Thank you Steve so much for the info!! I'll copy it in the tech section as well.

[bemyduende]

Thanks steve and hyun woo but.... it didn't work. I can type in Japanese now only because my friend installed it for me with another operating system. The problem is I don't have any discs or anything for Windows XP because of that. When I try to install those files it always says I need another file from the CD... And I looked on adding the Korean keyboard and Korean isn't even in my list AH. I hate computers!

[JockZon]

If you've got windows... Look in windows update, I think you can download the support there. I don't know though.

[hyunwoo]

I think this link will give you the solution :

http://www.declan-software.com/korean_ime/

I hope it works this time!!

[bemyduende]

thanks guys- i'll try it out when I get home from work....

[steved]

That link explains the install quite well. It sounds like you (bemyduende) are simply missing the install files. Most pre-installed systems have all of the files available on the hard drive so the install is fairly seamless. If that isn't the case you are going to have to track down an install disc in order actually get IME installed. Good luck .

[John]

I ran into a problem today while installing a Korean typing program...I of course installed the IME a couple years ago and have been able to read websites and type in Korean...The problem is windows itself won't display the Hangul like in the installation boxes and in the program itself.

[steved]

That is a problem inherent in the English language version of Windows. I don't think there is a work around for that one. The dialog boxes come up unencoded and I don't think there is a way to encode them specifically. The embedded Flash games on that learn hangul website has the same problem.

[John]

Try this and see if you can read the installation guide stuff....it's all symbols to me. Even though my computer reads Hangul everywhere else...... http://www.joinda.com/ProTaja/protaja_down.php

[bemyduende]

JockZon! THANK YOU! ありがとうございます！I downloaded my windows update and now I can read it on my computer! But I still don't have Korean in my list to add to be able to type it. Any suggestions? Thanks again.

[John]

I fixed it!!! If you need the same fix I'll try to post it here.

[raiama9_230810]

안녕하셔요 여러분
안녕하세요 여러분
안녕하셔요 여러분
안녕하셔요 여러분

[community.korean]

Hi ralama9,

Thanks for posting! Both are grammatically correct, but '안녕하셔요' is a more 'old' way of saying 'hello' in Korean. Recently, native Koreans tend to say '안녕하세요' when they are greeting someone.

Cheers,
Lyn
Team KoreanClass101.com

[Blenderbeetle]

안녕하세요!
저는 애드리엔이지만 그 이름은 한국으로 말하는 힘들어요. 그래서 제 한국 이름은 민장미예요. 저는... 유 달 전 부텨 한국어를 베우고 있어요. 두 년 전 부터 한국 드라마를 봐요. 영화하고 식당을 좋아해요. 그리고 한국에서 살고 싶은데, 지금 미국에서 살고 있어요. (돈이 없어요)

반갑습니다!

translation (or at least what it's supposed to say)

Hello!
I'm Adrienne but that name is hard to say in korean so my Korean name is "Min Jang Mi". I've been studying korean for.. six months. I've been watching kdrama since two years ago. I like movies and restaurants and I want to live in Korea but I am currently living in America (I have no money)

nice to meet you!

[community.korean]

Hi Adrienne,

Thanks for posting. To take a look at what you wrote in Korean:

안녕하세요!
저는 애드리엔이지만 그 이름은 한국으로 말하는 힘들어요. 그래서 제 한국 이름은 민장미예요.
-->제 이름은 에이드리엔입니다. 하지만 한국어로 발음하기 힘들어서 민장미라는 한국 이름을 쓰고 있어요.

저는... 유 달 전 부텨 한국어를 베우고 있어요.
-->저는 6개월(육개월) 전부터 한국어를 배우고 있어요.

두 년 전 부터 한국 드라마를 봐요.
-->이년 전부터 한국 드라마를 보고 있어요.

영화하고 식당을 좋아해요. 그리고 한국에서 살고 싶은데, 지금 미국에서 살고 있어요. (돈이 없어요)
-->영화 감상과 레스토랑에서 식사하는 것을 좋아해요. 미국에 살고 있고 한국에서 살고 싶지만 지금은 돈이 없어 못가고 있어요. (I live in America and would like to live in Korea but can't at the moment as I have no money)

반갑습니다!


Cheers,
Lyn
Team KoreanClass101.com