Apple Korean Language Keyboard

"After your advice, I went to Setting, Language Region, highlighted Korean and entered + and then your screenshot appeared on my screen so I deleted the 3-Set Korean and added the 2-Set Korean and it seems to be typing fine, thanks."

Tis is a typo probably, although you the languages there, you have it set in

System Preferences/Keyboard/Input Sources

when you followed the advice of the keyboard (and such) specialist Tom Gewecke

duke4u wrote:

by going into Settings, Languages and Keyboard for Korean.

PS There's nothing like that in MacOS. You go to System Preferences/Keyboard/Input Sources and use the plus/add buttons to add keyboards. Then you select them in the "flag" menu at the top right of the screen.

3-set is very different than 2-set and I understand not as commonly used. See this page for an explanation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_layout#Hangul_.28for_Korean.29

duke4u wrote:

Just wonder what is a 3-Set Korean for? as it is of no use to type well in Korean.

As I understand it, this keyboard does work ok for those familiar with it. Here is an example of the differing keystrokes:

is

han gug xe in a Romaja layout

gjs rnr dj in a 2 set layout

mfs k9x jt in a 3 set layout

duke4u wrote:

. I believe there used to be a 2-Set Korean but I could not find it to download by going into Settings, Languages and Keyboard for Korean.

If you do not see all the keyboards as shown below, your OS is messed up and you need to reinstall it

No clue - but folks here might > https://discussionskorea.apple.com/create-account.jspa