If you can touch type english you can pick up korean in a few days. doc and start with the homerow, you can learn.
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So I've been trying to make the IME highlighter thing "move on" to the next word by typing space then backspace, or by hitting other keys.Try using search first. as I type the rest of the sentence it seems to always figure it out correctly, but since I'm still typing very slowly, it's confusing me while I'm typing since I can't just put faith in it. it may interpret the first 3 characters as the first word, and the next 2 characters as the second word. It'd be less confusing for me if I could just finalize the first word after I type the first 2 characters. at least temporarily, it doesn't know whether the 3rd character belongs in the first word or the second word. I know it will probably figure out where to put those first 5 characters eventually, but while I'm typing, they sometimes alternate back and forth from 2+3 then 3+2, i.e. followed by whatever the rest of the sentence is. is there a correct way to "confirm" or "finalize" a word that the IME has highlighted? like say I'm typing a word that has 1 consonant then 1 vowel, followed by a word that 1 consonant, 1 vowel, then 1 consonant.
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