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Korean Typing
Korean Typing
Type 30 Korean words in the two-set layout. How many strokes a minute?
Today's board
How to play
Type the Korean word shown, then press Space for the next one. There are 30 common two-syllable words. Letters join into syllables as you type, just like a Korean keyboard.
Your speed is counted the Korean way: every jamo key is one stroke, so a double vowel like ㅘ (ㅗ+ㅏ) counts as two. Only words you typed correctly count toward speed.
Accuracy is the share of keys that matched the next letter of the word. Turn on the next-key hint to see which key to press while you learn the layout.
| Keyboard | Two-set layout (Q = ㅂ, K = ㅏ …), Shift for ㄲ ㄸ ㅃ ㅆ ㅉ ㅒ ㅖ. Space or Enter: next word. Backspace deletes. |
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| Touch | Tap the Hangul keys on screen, then Space. |
| Mouse | Click the Hangul keys on screen, then Space. |
Daily challenge: tap Today's board to play the one board everyone gets today.
Finish a game and your score link lets a friend play the exact same board.
Tips & strategy
- Keep your fingers on the home row: ㅁ ㄴ ㅇ ㄹ under the left hand, ㅓ ㅏ ㅣ under the right. Consonants are on the left, vowels on the right.
- Double consonants like ㄲ and ㅆ are Shift plus the plain key. Hold Shift with the opposite pinky.
- Accuracy first: a wrong word doesn't count toward speed at all, so slowing down a little usually raises your score.
- Typing a final consonant? The next vowel pulls it into the next syllable automatically, so just keep going.