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Hardcore Korean

Now it's time to start typing some Korean.
	You will be shown sentences in English and you'll need to translate them to Korean.


 The toughest thing will be typing Korean.
 For this, you'll need to know which keys to press on the keyboard.
 If you don't have a Korean keyboard, don't worry, you can type using your normal keyboard.


 During the exercises we'll show the following image of a keyboard:


 <img src="https://elonstorage.blob.core.windows.net/file/1943674.png" alt="Korean keyboard" />


 It will help you to figure you which keys to press.


	For example, if you want to type 바다, the Korean word for sea, you'll type the following characters on your keyboard:
	q, k, e, k.


 This is because q(ㅂ) and k(ㅏ) together become 바(ba).
 And then e(ㄷ) and k(ㅏ) together become 다(da).


 Finding the correct characters on the keyboard may be slow and frustrating at first.
 But if you keep at it for a while, it'll soon feel like second nature.


 Now let's get started translating those sentences!

Lesson 2

adjective

adverb

conjunction

counter

determiner

interrogative adverb

interrogative determiner

noun

numeral

particle

postposition

pronoun

proper noun

sentence

verb

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Question	Answer
where	어디
to go	가다
destination particle	~에
Where do (you) go?	어디에 가요?
sea	바다
([I]) go to the sea.	바다에 가요.
tree	나무
(I) go to the tree.	나무에 가요.
child	아이
(You) go to the child.	아이에 가요.
city	도시
Do (you) go to the city?	도시에 가요?

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