Per the official Google Blog and Reddit, Google have finally added Korean language input to their multilingual flagship keyboard app, Gboard.
Previously, Korean input was through a standalone app [Google Korean Input] that did Korean and English. I never liked it because you could swipe to make Korean words but not English. Apparently that's changed now in Gboard.
Here's a shot of it in action:
Korean input in Gboard. Image: Google |
My verdict: I'm not a fan. Mainly because the predictive text in Korean seems kind of wonky. It's recommending me stuff that just doesn't suit the context at all. Maybe I would need to use it more for it to learn. I also dislike how it handles punctuation. And occasionally it misjudges what word/character I was trying to form when tapping.
Maybe with some work, it could be better, but for the time being what it offers just isn't a good enough reason for me to switch from SwiftKey, which I've used for years with zero complaints.
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