when i traveled to south korea several years ago, i managed to learn the letters mostly from reading the roadsigns that were both in latin and korean. then i p

when i traveled to south korea several years ago, i managed to learn the letters mostly from reading the roadsigns that were both in latin and korean. then i patched up a typing tutor program where i replaced the images for the latin letters with korean letters based on the position they had on the keyboard for the korean input system i had installed. after a few weeks i could type korean text by listening to someone, and having them confirm that the written text was correct. this was very helpful when someone wanted to tell me a name or an address, especially with kids who had basic reading skills, but could not yet write themselves. still didn't learn any korean language though. maybe a few words that i have since forgotten