you can sometimes kinda see what's going on based on the pictures lol
I suggest using naver papago app. I use it most of the time because I found it's translation more accurate than google translate. Well, but you at least have to know hangul because if you not, I don't know how many years will it take to read 1 chapter. Learning hangul is very easy, compared to kanji *shudder*. The sentences/phrases used in manhwa are repetitive most of the time you'll get the hang of em soon.
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I know basic Korean , not tough one , so I can actually read raws ...
But aren't the raws TOUGH??? SO HOw do you read them?
Psss here's a secret (that's not so much a secret): I downloaded the google translate app on my ipod touch and it gives you the opportunity to translate simply by taking a picture and scanning it. BUT... here's the special unique part of this app: I ABSOLUTELY LOVE how you can actually WRITE the characters/letters/ kanji/whatever and it'll read your writing and recommend what character you meant to write. You should def get it. Before, I was in the dark about Japanese and Korean. I got the app because I desperately wanted to read raws on a manga, and thanks to that, I feel like I can read anything in the world as long as I have the app!! Granted it isn't 100% accurate, BUT you can understand a whole lot enough of what the characters are saying. This app is SOO useful cause ever since I got it, I've stopped bemoaning "noo it's in blah blah blah language so I can' read it!".
Word tip: Korean to english translation is somewhat smoother and easier to translate than japanese to english, so you'll have no trouble translating BJA as long as you follow what I said. Also, sadly, onomatopoeic sound effects don't translate that well.
Wow Korean , I envy u lol
It must be good to read it
I use Google translate ,
I'm half. I grew up speaking English. Annnd, I have never visited Korea before. Yup, I'm a hopeless half korean.
How do people "read" raws but don't know wtf it says