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Welcome to the Korean Wiki Project

Collaborative Korean-language learning

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Welcome to the community portal. This is the place to find out what is happening on the Korean Wiki Project. See what announcements have been made recently and view the tasks that need to be done.
Are you new? Check out the welcome page and getting started pages you will find more detailed information about this project and how to use this wik. about Commons and how you can contribute to the project. All information is available in English, and most of it is available in other languages too. You can browse the languages by clicking on the language of your choice in the menu that is displayed at the top of each page.
Wikis work best when talent comes from the many different walks of life. Every person has something unique to contribute. Please find an area where you can contribute best and help this wiki become the best source for learning "real" Korean.

News and announcements

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Experts and Native Speakers

Grammar: The grammar pages could always use more detailed or clear explanations. In fact many of the grammar patterns still need to be defined or need examples. If you are a native speaker, please add sentence examples.
Grammar comparison: Know the distinction between two grammars? Please explain the difference or add more details to an already written article.
Incomplete examples: We need sentence examples for grammar pages, slang pages, proverb pages (etc). If you are a native speaker, please visit the incomplete examples category to see which pages still need more sentence examples.
Hanja: Help complete our list of examples for individual Chinese roots or Hanja pages. Add examples, check for correct meanings or add new characters that haven't been added yet.
Slang and Proverbs: Please help organize and add new slang and proverbs.
Korean translation needed!: These pages need to have a Korean version, if possible please translate the English and make a Korean version.
Articles: Add or edit articles about Korean culture or living in Korean in this section.
Visit a random page: Visit a random page and see if you can spot and typos, errors, inaccuracies or if there is anything you can add to the article.

Questions

For the grammar pattern A/V + 지요: What particular statements are made with this grammar pattern (Definition 2)? What type of questions are asked wit this question (definition 3)? Seems like self questions are often used with 지요. Is this right? But other types of questions are used as well? --Bluesoju 00:23, 7 December 2009 (UTC)
Add any questions and link to their page.

General Tasks

Contributing: There are many ways to contribute, for basics ways on how you can contribute to this wiki, see the contributing page.
Vocabulary: The vocabulary pages always need expanding or editing.
Stubs: Stubs are articles that are incomplete and need some work. If there's anything you can do to add more to or even finish the article, then by all means please do so.
Photography: If you have a digital camera and live in Korea, please snap pictures of signs, electronic equipment with Korean buttons, or anything that might have some use for learning Korean. For example pictures, see Help:Images and photos or Category:Images.
Media: Looking for a simple task? How about just adding lyrics to the latest Korean songs in the music section?
To do: Look through the tasks on the to do page to see if there's any task you can help with.
Brainstorm: Have any ideas for this project? Please add them to the brainstorm page.

Urgent tasks

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Important tasks. If you can, please contribute to these articles in any way possible.

Internet and text messaging: We need more work done on this page. Please add content to this page.
Sogang and Yonsei categories needed!: We already have categories up for grammar patterns that appear in the Seoul National University program in the grammar pattern section. However we need current and former Sogang and Yonsei students to categorize grammar patterns for their respective text books. For example, if you see a grammar pattern that appeared in the level 1 book of the Sogang program, add [[Category:Sogang Level 1 Grammar]] or if there is a grammar pattern in Yonsei's level 3 grammar add [[Category:Yonsei Level 3 Grammar]] to the bottom of the particular grammar page (and so on). As an example here are the categories for SNU:

Welcome template: Could someone please translate this into Korean as well? Just translate the basics and leave the links the same, I will fix the links.

Requested media

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