How Do You Like Your Konglish?

[Guest chineseduckling]

since im not korean i think the second one is easier. easier to read cuz its not bunched up like the first one

[Guest sunafever]

EX 2

i want to learn korean language and option 2 makes it easier to learn. thou difficult to sing a long with it.

[Guest Raix]

I'd romanize in no. 2 because it's spaced out. It's just hard because most people don't know how to read theofficial konglish like with the eo's and eu's xD

[Guest heygingersnap]

the first one, definitely. it's a lot easier to read.

the second one just confuses me and hurts my eyes. >_<;;

[Guest XhoXho]

No matter how long it is...I still have trouble reading the 2nd one. Like...it takes a TON of time.

The first one is easy to read. I can actually sing along to songs at the SONG'S pace.

[Guest o__xmonii]

umm example 2

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[Guest 사랑가]

1 example is easier to read & sing along.

[Guest lanayath]

ONE, because it's easier for me to sing along, and read. And, I'm not Korean =\

[Guest Jin91]

I like the first one because its like in groups of words... but If i didnt know any korean and for really fast songs I would go with the second one because its in syllables

[Guest joon-ki-fied]

i prefer example 1, it's alot easier to read

but for byonhane, for example, i would write byeonhage xD

[Guest Mintaka Orionis]

Example number most definitely..sounds more balanced in my Dutch ears.

[Guest melody*]

1 example is easier to read & sing along.

^^ Yes, and because I'm so used to reading japanese romanized lyrics, heh :]

[Guest aironeousB]

Both. If I am listening to a song then the singer substitutes for example 2 and clarifies number 1.

If I am watching/listening to a movie - and seeing subtitles which i am trying to sound out I would prefer #2 if it stays on the screen long enough.

[Guest Mirae-chan]

Example 2. though I prefer the "uh"s to be spelt "eo"

[Guest JungYunho<3]

ONE, because it's easier for me to sing along, and read. And, I'm not Korean =\

Yeah.. Me too... I just find it alot easier... The EX.2 is okay.. But it's alot harder for me to sing along and read... so for me ONE.. But sometimes it really depends... Like sometimes it's alot easier when it's EX.2 but sometimes it's alot easier for EX.1. But most of the time I find EX.1 easier.

[Guest trabia-wind]

2 is weird.. but with 1 it's hard to tell if it's like.. chuh-eum or like chu -heum or w/e if you don't know korean. which is why.. i saw somebody do this before: ChuhEum (or CheoEum).. =o it makes it easy i think. but i've only seen that once surprisingly

[Antz]

i much prefer example 1.. it's easier for me to read when i sing or something.

but example 2 is easier for me to write back into hangul when i'm practising or something. haha.

but i definitely prefer to read hangul. =]

[Guest Nana]

Ex.2 (which is how I see most lyrics romanized) is so confusing to me because I'm used to reading and writing everything the way it is, it's the way it sounds (Japanese). That's why I can never sing along to korean songs cuz I just can't teach myself to read in Ex. 2 I keep going back to reading it in a Japanese way after a few lines.

[Guest asdfjkl;fdsajkl;]

definately 1

2 has way too much clutter and unecessary letters

[elavndrc]

i personally prefer 2 because it seems easier to tell what the words are if you're looking to learn korean...the other way can be nice too i guess?