Below you see a "mini-keyboard" that will let you enter Korean syllables. Just click the letters in the order you want them, and they will appear in the squares below. Try it out.
Note: there are three special keys. The first one is the backspace key;
.
As you click it, it undoes the syllables
you are building.
If you want to erase your entire entry, you just click the reset key, which
looks like this:
The "end syllable" key,
,
tells the computer that you're done with
a syllable and are ready to move to the next one.
Ordinarily you will not need this key; as you enter the syllables, the computer
will figure out which vowels and consonants belong together. If you want to enter
the word 
, you just click these keys:
and the 
will shift over to the second syllable as soon as you click the
last 
.
No computer method is perfect, though. If you are entering a word and a consonant
will not shift over, or if it shifts when you don't want it to, you can use the
key to force the interpretation you want.
Thus, you could also enter
by clicking these keys:
