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ImprovingSituations: /* Hanja for 한자 시험 */

2023-03-23T11:56:33Z

Hanja for 한자 시험

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	These are the hanja grouped by levels of the 한자능력검정시험. Although the test is entirely in Korean, the English definitions are in parentheses as an aid. The definitions and "long sound" associations are complete for levels 8 ~ 3I. Those hanja which only occasionally have a long sound have not been marked as such. Completing the radicals is on the to-do list.		These are the hanja grouped by levels of the 한자능력검정시험. Although the test is entirely in Korean, the English definitions are in parentheses as an aid. The definitions and "long sound" associations are complete for levels 8 ~ 3I. Those hanja which only occasionally have a long sound have not been marked as such. Completing the radicals is on the to-do list.
	*[[Level 8]] 50 total beginner hanja		*[[Level 8]] 50 total beginner hanja
	*[[Level 7]] ~~102~~ elementary school		*[[Level 7II]] 50 elementary school
	*[[Level 6]] ~~142~~ elementary school		*[[Level 7]] 50 elementary school
	*[[Level 5]] ~~184~~ elementary school		*[[Level 6II]] 75 elementary school
	*[[Level 4II]] ~~313~~ middle school		*[[Level 6]] 75 elementary school
	*[[Level 4I]] ~~232~~ middle school		*[[Level 5II]] 100 elementary school
	*[[Level 3II]] ~~357~~ high school		*[[Level 5]] 100 elementary school
	*[[Level 3I]] ~~414~~ high school		*[[Level 4II]] 250 middle school
			*[[Level 4I]] 250 middle school
			*[[Level 3II]] 500 high school
			*[[Level 3I]] 317 high school
	*[[Level 2]] 539 college		*[[Level 2]] 539 college
	*[[Level 1]] 1151 scholarly		*[[Level 1]] 1151 scholarly

DigitalSoju: /* Misc */

2021-06-11T03:34:11Z

Misc

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	==Misc==		==Misc==
			* [[사자성어]] - idioms formed with 4 characters of Hanja

	===Common Hanja used in names===		===Common Hanja used in names===
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Boiiii: /* Does every Hanja character have only one sound representation? */

2016-12-22T10:29:31Z

Does every Hanja character have only one sound representation?

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	*미녀 <美女> - a beautiful girl		*미녀 <美女> - a beautiful girl
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	\|不 (negation) \|\|불, 부 \|\| Before the initial sound of ㄷ or ㅈ, it becomes '부'~~, while for~~ all ~~the~~ other cases it becomes '불'		\|不 (negation) \|\|불, 부 \|\| Before the initial sound of ㄷ or ㅈ, it becomes '부'. For all other cases it becomes '불'
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	*부정 <不正> - unlawfulness, dishonesty		*부정 <不正> - unlawfulness, dishonesty

Boiiii: /* Does every Hanja character have only one sound representation? */

2016-12-22T10:28:48Z

Does every Hanja character have only one sound representation?

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	*미녀 <美女> - a beautiful girl		*미녀 <美女> - a beautiful girl
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	\|不 (negation) \|\|불, 부 \|\| ~~No rule~~, ~~some words just use one or~~ the other		\|不 (negation) \|\|불, 부 \|\| Before the initial sound of ㄷ or ㅈ, it becomes '부', while for all the other cases it becomes '불'
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	*부정 <不正> - unlawfulness, dishonesty		*부정 <不正> - unlawfulness, dishonesty

Wasteoftime: /* For Linux */

2016-07-24T07:43:54Z

For Linux

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	====For Linux====		====For Linux====
			[[File:input methods.png\|right\|thumb\|Selecting an input method in Linux Mint 18\|250px]]
	There are different input methods available in Linux that you can choose from. You should always install only one input method, never more than one. Fcitx is maybe the most modern input method, followed by ibus.		There are different input methods available in Linux that you can choose from. You should always install only one input method, never more than one. Fcitx is maybe the most modern input method, followed by ibus.
	~~[[File:input methods.png\|right\|thumb\|Selecting an input method in Linux Mint 18\|250px]]~~

	=====Install ibus=====		=====Install ibus=====

Wasteoftime: /* For Mac OS X */

2016-07-24T07:43:29Z

For Mac OS X

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	First, enable 한글 typing in the language system preferences; the keyboard input method doesn't matter. Just like in Windows, the "active" character is represented by an underline. While a character is still active, press the key combination "Option-Return." A list of potential Hanja shows up for that character.		First, enable 한글 typing in the language system preferences; the keyboard input method doesn't matter. Just like in Windows, the "active" character is represented by an underline. While a character is still active, press the key combination "Option-Return." A list of potential Hanja shows up for that character.
	You can also change the way Hanja characters are displayed, such as having the 한글 preserved while parenthetically adding Hanja. This and several other Hanja-related settings can be accessed by clicking the flag drop-down menu in the upper-right of the Mac screen.		You can also change the way Hanja characters are displayed, such as having the 한글 preserved while parenthetically adding Hanja. This and several other Hanja-related settings can be accessed by clicking the flag drop-down menu in the upper-right of the Mac screen.
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	====For Linux====		====For Linux====
	There are different input methods available in Linux that you can choose from. You should always install only one input method, never more than one. Fcitx is maybe the most modern input method, followed by ibus.		There are different input methods available in Linux that you can choose from. You should always install only one input method, never more than one. Fcitx is maybe the most modern input method, followed by ibus.

Wasteoftime: /* How do I type a Hanja character? */

2016-07-24T07:42:33Z

How do I type a Hanja character?

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	===How do I type a Hanja character?===		===How do I type a Hanja character?===
			====By web tool====
			A bit clumsy, but install free option is using a web tool like http://www.zonmal.com/hanja_um1.asp

	====For Windows====		====For Windows====
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Wasteoftime: /* For Linux */

2016-07-24T07:39:03Z

For Linux

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	====For Linux====		====For Linux====
	There are different input methods available in Linux that you can choose from. You should always install only one input method, never more than one. Fcitx is maybe the most modern input method, followed by ibus.		There are different input methods available in Linux that you can choose from. You should always install only one input method, never more than one. Fcitx is maybe the most modern input method, followed by ibus.
	[[File:input methods.png\|right\|thumb\|Selecting an input method in Linux Mint 18\|250px]]]]		[[File:input methods.png\|right\|thumb\|Selecting an input method in Linux Mint 18\|250px]]

	=====Install ibus=====		=====Install ibus=====

Wasteoftime: /* For Linux */

2016-07-24T07:38:43Z

For Linux

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	====For Linux====		====For Linux====
	There are different input methods available in Linux that you can choose from. You should always install only one input method, never more than one. Fcitx is maybe the most modern input method, followed by ibus.		There are different input methods available in Linux that you can choose from. You should always install only one input method, never more than one. Fcitx is maybe the most modern input method, followed by ibus.
	[[File:input methods.png]]		[[File:input methods.png\|right\|thumb\|Selecting an input method in Linux Mint 18\|250px]]]]

	=====Install ibus=====		=====Install ibus=====

Wasteoftime: /* For Linux (Ubuntu) */

2016-07-24T07:36:31Z

For Linux (Ubuntu)

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	First, enable 한글 typing in the language system preferences; the keyboard input method doesn't matter. Just like in Windows, the "active" character is represented by an underline. While a character is still active, press the key combination "Option-Return." A list of potential Hanja shows up for that character.		First, enable 한글 typing in the language system preferences; the keyboard input method doesn't matter. Just like in Windows, the "active" character is represented by an underline. While a character is still active, press the key combination "Option-Return." A list of potential Hanja shows up for that character.
	You can also change the way Hanja characters are displayed, such as having the 한글 preserved while parenthetically adding Hanja. This and several other Hanja-related settings can be accessed by clicking the flag drop-down menu in the upper-right of the Mac screen.		You can also change the way Hanja characters are displayed, such as having the 한글 preserved while parenthetically adding Hanja. This and several other Hanja-related settings can be accessed by clicking the flag drop-down menu in the upper-right of the Mac screen.
	====For Linux ~~(Ubuntu)~~====		====For Linux====
			There are different input methods available in Linux that you can choose from. You should always install only one input method, never more than one. Fcitx is maybe the most modern input method, followed by ibus.
			[[File:input methods.png]]

			=====Install ibus=====
	First, install the hangul package ''ibus-hangul''. The easiest way is to do this by Terminal. Open it and run the command		First, install the hangul package ''ibus-hangul''. The easiest way is to do this by Terminal. Open it and run the command
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