I got sidetracked and forgot to do the rest of the Korean keyboard. Today’s keys have to do with the keys that have different characters depending on whether you press the shift key or not. This is what I mean:<\/p>\n
q = \u3142<\/strong><\/p>\n q + shift key = \u3143<\/strong><\/p>\n w = \u3148<\/strong><\/p>\n w + shift key = \u3149<\/strong><\/p>\n e = \u3137<\/strong><\/p>\n e + shift key = \u3138<\/strong><\/p>\n r = \u3131<\/strong><\/p>\n r + shift key = \u3132<\/strong><\/p>\n t = \u3145<\/strong><\/p>\n t + shift key = \u3146<\/strong><\/p>\n p = \u3154<\/strong><\/p>\n p + shift key = \u3156<\/strong><\/p>\n o = \u3150<\/strong><\/p>\n o + shift key = \u3152<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I got sidetracked and forgot to do the rest of the Korean keyboard. Today’s keys have to do with the keys that have different characters depending on whether you press the shift key or not. This is what I mean: q = \u3142 q + shift key = \u3143 w = \u3148 w + shift…<\/p>\n