TL;DR:
- What Is your Tagging Process? How do you use them? What are your Preferences?
- What are some possible workarounds you’ve found for different “versions” of the same root word in Korean language learning with LR?
- Are their 4 really important grammar uses the more advanced/experienced Korean LR users would recommend a beginner to focus on?
Keywords: #korean #tags #grammar
Hi all! I am using LR to learn Korean and would love it if any users learning Korean with LR would share how they’re using the tagging in LR. (I am trying to get some ideas for my tagging process with Korean.)
Basically: What Is your Tagging Process? How do you use them? What are your Preferences?
I am especially interested in your possible workarounds for different “versions” of the same root word (words where the root is the same but not the end/stem?—I’m not 100% on the wording there—is the only different part).
Essentially: What are some possible workarounds you’ve found for different “versions” of the same root word in Korean language learning with LR?
I also have LingQ, and, as an example of tagging use, I noticed today that they seem to have (text-based) grammar tags. LR uses a handful of color tags (4), and there are many grammar use cases, so I know a system like this would be more “limited”—no hate, I still love LR, and the Developers are working hard, which I appreciate!—with the current number of colors.
Are their 4 really important grammar uses the more advanced/experienced Korean LR users would recommend a beginner to focus on?
Regardless of whether you use tags (as Korean LR users) for something similar to the above, I would still love to hear y’all’s tagging process/preferences for the current features/system available through LR.
Thank you!