Please meet: Hong's Hangul Conversion Tools. Type in some hangeul and it'll spit you the romanised equivalent (transliteration, not translation). More importantly for my needs, type in the romanised word and it'll give me the hangeul character that I need to add to my text.
The second one is a no-brainer: Google Translate, which has received enough queries from my computer to default to offer Korean-English translation.
How on earth did people do things before the internet? (Rhetorical question.)
Edited to add (Aug 8): The Korea Times reports that an Indonesian tribe in Sulawesi has chosen to adopt hangeul as its writing system (via The Marmot's Hole).
Labels: Life in the internet age, Rambling about Korea
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Haha, Line/Lion dancing has always caused me much confusion! Especially when I had a conversation with an elderly-ish person and they told me they did LINE dancing, while I instantly heard LION dancing, and marvelled.
Anyway, hello Miss Bala! I hope life is treating you well! :)
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