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Though I have thought about showing and doing some of my practice on here.īut this has honestly been one of my best tools to try to keep up with learning and letting me put ideas and sources and tips and notes all into one easy place for me to go back to and re-learn if need be.Īnd since it was written by me, the explanations tend to link together and make a big picture type of feel to me so even if I forget something, going back helps to bring it all back and I am not so far off track as I would have been before. Now I try to keep a slightly bigger audience in mind and reformatted some of my older entries (And I probably need to redo some and attend to some older entries again) and have less of my “personal” practice. It kind of grew a little bit more than I had expected so I changed my format a bit. This blog started out as a way for me to practice and also teach my friends as well. But I want to use it to make clips on day and stuff and see how it goes! I used to send “mini-lessons” to a friend and it was a good way to practice aloud. You can do videos, Voice clips, etc.Īnother app I want to start taking advantage of is: Marco Polo! You can do clips on there and it is fairly easy to use! I … just don’t. I love this messaging app and wish I had more people on it!)īut another way? Facebook Messenger! You can create groups and talk to people through that as well! I am personally really bad at going on Facebook itself (I am working on that) but I love the messenger itself.
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(But there are PLENTY of friendly English speakers on there as well! It is fun talking to others and having it in general.
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I personally have a KaKaoTalk app to try talking to others who are trying to learn English and practice my own Korean one day when I feel a little better about it. Seems simple? There are so many ways to go about this. IF you have a 친구 able to do so, there are a few things you can do. They don’t have to be on the same level as you. This is one of the HARDEST things to be able to do though because you need to make sure you have a friend who would be learning as well and you can continuously be able to do.
#Branah korean keyboard update
I need to mess with it and may update you about it later. I might make flashcards for the lessons I post for those who may be interested. Part of AnkiWeb that I am thinking about looking into. I have this on my phone because of 90 Day Korean has a nice set for their lessons.
#Branah korean keyboard how to
There are ways to have flashcards on your phone too! I couldn’t tell you 100% how to do it, but I know there are apps. I haven’t been as good about them lately and when I went back to review, I was floored at how much I had forgotten. It helps to refresh words or phrases and keep them in mind. It seems like they wouldn’t work or that you don’t need them, but keep using them! You don’t realize how much you start to forget after a while if you don’t. One is good old-fashion FLASHCARDS: These were ones I made for a friend to help learn 한글!~ But there are a few things I do to try to keep up with it and when I fall out, I get back into because it has seriously been the best for results for me. I know that a lot of people struggle with this – especially me. I still stumble here and there with certain letters (ㅋㅌㅊㅍ, I am looking at you…) this has made it so I don’t really have to look to find the letters anymore. I liked it a lot when I was first learning where the letters were. It also shows where the symbols are if you are unfamiliar with where everything is:
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It lets you type on your normal keyboard and lets you practice essentially typing as if you had the Korean keyboard. Now at home or on my phone, I have the 한글 Keyboards.īut what if I am out or inspired elsewhere or need to make notes? One of the first things I want to talk about is how I write in 한글. If you can think of a good title, let me know?)ĪNYWAY, let’s get started with talking about some of the sites and stuff I use to make these entries and sources I love to use. It isn’t exactly off topic nor is it just all personal – so I am unsure. I was thinking “Off Topic” or “Personal Note” but they don’t seem to quite fit. (I am also struggling on figuring out what to call these entries. Since these entries aren’t really “teaching,” I feel like an informal approach suits these entries, so that is something you will see. Now, I wanted to point out my greeting: 안녕! I may do stuff like this once in a while just to show methods or fun things I have noticed since I have started learning Korean/my struggle as well. I know a few people were wondering how I got my info or how I am able to write in Hangul on the computer/when I am not on my home computer or what I may use to help retain some of this information.