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English words to korean symbols (or writing)? Forgive me if the title sounds offensive but i just wanted to know if anyone knows the words "Mind, Body, and Spirit" in korean writing. Thinking of getting it as a tattoo, forgive me again if it sounds cheesy but those words have been somewhat as a guide for me in a way and yeah..

Professional Peon replied: "Honestly I would ask someone you trust so you don't end up with something like "Coffee, Donuts, and a pickle" or some such nonsence, cause yeah I've seen it happen."

Dragon Faerie replied: "Agreed with the above, if you're getting it on a tattoo you might want to make sure you have it absolutely right."

Manny replied: "Mind = 생각 Body = 몸 Spirit (soul in Korean) = 영혼 The symbol is almost the same as the Thai Shi (the two drops in a circle)."

Just another day. replied: ""마음, 몸, 영혼" (MaEum, Mom, YeongHon) or "정신, 육체, 영혼" (JeongSin, YukChe, YeongHon) They mean all the same.. Good luck with a getting Korean tattoo..:)"

I would like to get a tattoo of korean writing/Kanji/ symbols, but i cant find pictures online. help! xo? I'm Leslie Newport. (LeslieNewport.com) I'm 1/2korean and I'm looking for a website or page that can show me korean writing for a tattoo i want. i'm not exactly sure what i want but i cant find antyhing to look at to help me decide! please help! thanks! xo

McClain G replied: "I use the following links:+&um=1&ie=UTF-8 and I like the second one a lot because you can type in a word and it will display several uses of the word in kanji and english Good luck on your quest"

noboruryu replied: "The website that you want will depend on the actual language that you want. First off... Kanji is Japanese, not Korean.... Second... Please make sure that you get the meaning from someone that can read the language before hand, that way, you know the actual meaning before you get it permanently to your body. Read the article below for more information:"

Caleb G. replied: "dont look up writing on the internet, cause usually it means the wrong thing. if you want something in korean writing go to a artist who knows korean writing, cause he will know what he is talking about."

How to you write these names using Korean symbols? I think the writing system is called Hangul, right? 1-Beulah 2-Madeline 3-Lauren

lovename2000 replied: "베울라. 마델린 or 마델라인 라우렌"

Seriously replied: "yes hangul, korean writing also uses chinese characters. phoentically the guy is pretty close. happy to see a american girl learning to write a asian language!"

celticagent replied: "1. can't 2. 매들린 3. 로렌"

mashimaro replied: "Don't know why the poster above me says that Beulah can't be written in hangeul or why the first poster has 2 thumbs down -- his spellings are bang-on how I would have written them. The reason why he's put two different ways to spell Madeline is because it would depend on how you are pronouncing the name - the first way is if you are pronouncing it with a short "i" (more like Madelyn) and the second way is if you are pronouncing the "line" with a long "i" like the word, well, line. Definitely use those 3 spellings from the first poster."

how do you know what each symbol means when writing in korean? when writing in korean there are some rules to follow. can anybody tell what the grammer or spelling rules are when writing in hangeul. and what each symbol means when in the start middle or end of a word. i can read it alittle but want to romanize

bryan_q replied: "What symbols? Korean uses an alphabet called Hangul. The sounds change from hard to soft in the middle of a word: K sound would become G sound, etc..."

nabinabi replied: "it seems that you've learned hangul and can read so it shouldn't be that hard to write as well. reading and writing in korean language is quite simple (speaking is another thing), can you tell the vowels and consonants apart? e.g, if you want to write " 공 gong (a ball)" think of "g"sound which is "ㄱ" then "o"sound which is "ㅗ"(vowel) then "ng" sound which is "ㅇ" (in korean, you can write consonants under the vowel as you might know already ) : so you can add ㄱ+ ㅗ +ㅇ = 공 so, when you want to romanize, think of the word you want to write, e.g. "물(water)" : "ㅁ" is "m" sound , "ㅜ" is "u", "ㄹ" is r/l (since there's noe difference in korean in writing). so you can write it as " mul" which means "water" but it's quite hard to romanize korean. and i'm not quite sure what you mean by the symbols in the middle or the end of a word, though hope my answer helps"

anyone know how to write in Korean symbols? I am dying to figure out how to spell my Korean name, Jin Hee, in Korean symbols. I was adopted when I was 3 in a half months old so I'm pretty much a white girl in an Asian's body ha. I've looked online for Korean dictionarys and they don't help me 'cause I don't know how the letters sound. If anyone could help me, it would help me out a ton!! Thank you SO much in advance! :] the symbols didn't show up :[ do you know anyway I can see them?

Shellster. replied: "진희 :) pretty name you got there Edit- really? Maybe you need to install something, or if you have another computer at home try going on there and see if it shows up."

Korean writing.. please help? How are the following words written in Korean, with the actually symbols of Korean writing: Communism Capitalism

jayvee replied: "Communism - 공산주의(gong-san-ju-ui) Capitalism - 자본주의(ja-bon-ju-ui)"

Korean Program Script comes out in weird symbols in my korean programs.? PLEASE HELP ):? i download music from korean progams but my new computer cant read korean in music downloading software making it hard for me to download songs. i have microsoft xp etc legally, so how cani make it be able to read korean script? because if not the korean writing is replaced by weird symbols whic look like numbers and shapes.

mete replied: "I dont think there can be such a thing as Korean in music. go the the FAQs of that program (is this a peer to peer sharing program?) so your XP is english but your that program is korean what is the name of your program, and is your XP english add details..... I will get back to this Q Add details with the pencil button"

SH PD replied: "go to settings, regional and language options advanced tap select language 'korean' for non unicode program (yours must be set english or other language by default) apply and yes and restart."

How do I write my name in Korean? My name is Kelsey, does anyone know how to write it in Korean symbols? (like on the computer)

nightfallsid replied: "left or right hand paper pencil marker pen paint etc."

trojan replied: ""캘시" They'll pronounce it "Kehr-shi". This will be most common. Or you can say "캐어시" which is pronounced "keh-uh-shi", but this will be less common. After you set your keyboard in Korean mode, type: "zoftl" or "zodjtl" Windows XP should already have this capability and you can set it by going to Regional Options in the Control Panel."

How so you write happy birthday hero jaejoong in korean? tomorrow's jaejoong's (from dbsk) birthday, so we wanted to know how to write it in the korean symbols. Please help!

The Handler replied: "생일 축하 영웅 Jaejoong"

Soccerchika replied: "축 생일 영웅 jaejoong that is happy birthday hero jaejoong"

♥♥*JhoAnNa*♥♥ replied: "생일축하합니다"

jasminetofu replied: "재중오빠~ 생일 축하합니다! Jaejoong oppa~ Happy birthday! :D"

안소희 replied: "생일 축하합니다 영웅재중"

is Korean written with letters or symbols? examples? link? thanks

Best Answer replied: "Ideographic characters called Hangul. They generally look like a bunch of ovals and vertical/horizontal lines."

sunny k replied: "http://www.omniglot.com/writing/korean.htm Korean writing used to use a lot of Chinese symbols, now it is mostly just Hangul that is used in Korea. Very angullar letters and vowels."

ilykid7 replied: "it is written with letters. chinese is the only asian language that doesn't have letters."

Advising role-model replied: "You wanna learn korean it seems! this site will help, and you can get all what you asked for =) the handwritting of korean people is called the hangeul. to use the site, you need to sign up free only 7 min(veeery fast)....enjoy!"

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