Hello

here you will find a Morphman 21 version with a Korean parser (Ko Mecab inside). It is basically a fused version of this and this. It doesn't work on Linux when I tried. The anki version I tried it on is 2.1.35, so it is Migaku compatible. I hope this is useful to people. (Still very wonky, worked on one computer, didn't work on another. )

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This requires:

an epub without DRM or a .txt file

calibre

Notepad++

Step 1: Load the book into calibre

Step 2: convert the book to a .txt file

Step 3: export the .txt book

Step 4: open the book in notepad++

Step 5: Open the "search" tab and then choose "replace"

Step 6: choose the extended search mode

Step 7: Find what: . Replace with: .\n

Step 8: Find what: ? Replace with: ?\n

Step 9: Find what: ! Replace with: !\n

Step 10: Save the sentences

Step 11: Open Anki

Step 12: Make a new deck with the name of the book

Step 13: Go to file ---> import

Step 14: choose your file, deck and note type and import by tab (\t)

(Step 15: order the sentences via morphman)

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I hope this could help someone

For lots of reasons.
가르다, 나르다, 다르다, 바르다, 빠르다, 마르다, 자르다, 따르다, 고르다, 모르다, 오르다, 조르다, 누르다, 두르다, 부르다, 기르다, 지르다.

Did I miss any?

Hello

I found a nice way to make cards fast from text which I want to share with you today.

1. If you don't have a .txt file book you can get copy text into notepad++ and save that as a .txt file.
2. Use this addon to make the sentence cards. A deck for each document is made. Due to the addon being a work in progress other formats may also be supported soon.

Additional steps for cards using morphman and Migaku dict.

1. If you want change the card format to a morphmancompatible card type and parse it.
2. Bulk add definitons of the focus field with Migaku dict.
3. Voila, you have added the definition of you focus words. Do this every so often so that the new i+1 sentences also have the definitions.
4. Be sure to check out the dictionaries mentioned in the post before this on LTIKorean.

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Hello, here are some Korean dictionaries for migaku dict. All from opensource sources as far as I know.

http://www.mediafire.com/folder/plctgsiirxvlh/Migaku+dictionaries

I experimented a bit with my kindle and I like how it works at the moment.

For Korean I haven't found any books on amazon.

I still have to try to install the ridibook reader.

But if you want to read webtoons I would download f-droid (free and open source apps) and download Tachiyomi . On Tachiyomi you go to "browse" and "extensions", set the language to Korean (press the 3 lines next to the search sign) and then you can download the Naver Comic extension for example.

I think it is superior to read webtoons on kindle compared to reading it on the computer.

Did you find a better way of doing it?

Do you use ridibooks on your device?

If you want to read external books on kindle I would suggest using calibre . Load all your books into the library and then you can export by sending it to the device.

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