Yet Another Hang Out: Rasgrez loves big thick pickles.

[Sheik]

Ugh, I can't translate what you're saying.
Not sure if it even works on Firefox.

[Spose']

Ugh, I can't translate what you're saying.
Not sure if it even works on Firefox.

Copy paste in google

[foggy_han]

Hee hee. You probably understand it better than me. :'D

I have a tab in my browser for situations like these.

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It must be so inaccurate... :'D

[Elin]

I have a tab in my browser for situations like these.

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It must be so inaccurate... :'D

My Korean isn't good enough yet to tell good Korean from bad Korean. The message gets across, anyway. :'D

[Sheik]

Copy paste in google

works well with numbers now don't it

[Spose']

works well with numbers now don't it

Huh ?
All i seen were korean that needed translated. My state of confusion by that statement is > 10000000000

[foggy_han]

My Korean isn't good enough yet to tell good Korean from bad Korean. The message gets across, anyway. :'D

Korean is an imminent destination on my quest to learn a whole bunch of languages.

And then I think there is nothing really stopping me to learn Hangul at least so... why do I still don't know that?

It doesn't seem so hard as pinyin at least...

[Sheik]

Huh ?
All i seen were korean that needed translated. My state of confusion by that statement is > 10000000000

Like I said, I've no other languages built into this thing.
All of any language using foreign symbols ends up as numbers grouped together.
I can still translate it. Just jarrs me.

[Spose']

Like I said, I've no other languages built into this thing.
All of any language using foreign symbols ends up as numbers grouped together.
I can still translate it. Just jarrs me.

You never stated why it didn't work, i just assumed it was your browser not popping up with the translate button like my google chrome did

[Elin]

And then I think there is nothing really stopping me to learn Hangul at least so... why do I still don't know that?

It doesn't seem so hard as pinyin at least...

Hangul is probably the simplest alphabet in the world. You can learn it in an hour with no problems. There are a few kind of tricky rules in how certain things are written compared to how they're pronounced, but that's about the only difficulty.

[Sheik]

You never stated why it didn't work, i just assumed it was your browser not popping up with the translate button like my google chrome did

Firefox. That answers the question?
No seriously, does it?

[foggy_han]

Hangul is probably the simplest alphabet in the world. You can learn it in an hour with no problems. There are a few kind of tricky rules in how certain things are written compared to how they're pronounced, but that's about the only difficulty.

Oh, and they have that mixing effect thing, right?

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I am pretty sure it is only half of the combinations though.

[Spose']

Firefox. That answers the question?
No seriously, does it?

Nah, cause firefox did the same thing when i had it. If it's olnly showing numbers maybe your operating system is missing foreign languages?

[Elin]

Oh, and they have that mixing effect thing, right?

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I am pretty sure it is only half of the combinations though.

Yeah, syllables get combined into one character like that. It's nice, as it mixes the space efficiency of Chinese characters with the simplicity of an alphabet. I remember reading somewhere that Hangul is the only alphabet in the world that's the result of conscious planning and design as opposed to natural linguistic evolution, and it kind of shows.

I still miss my Chinese characters, though. Usually I look up the Chinese characters for Chinese-derived words in Korean when I learn them, because it makes the vocabulary soooo much easier to memorise if you speak Chinese or Japanese.

[Sheik]

Nah, cause firefox did the same thing when i had it. If it's olnly showing numbers maybe your operating system is missing foreign languages?

Maybe.
I'll have to reinstall them then.
Oh what a pain that will be