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I got back into learning Korean and I am confused about a few things. In my TTMIK book I just learned in chapter 3 that 그래서 means “therefore” / “so”. I know that there are different ways of saying anything but I today heard that 아서 or that 어서 is more common.. My first question is which of these is more common if they both means what I think they mean. Secondly how do I know whether to use 아서 or 어서? I’m assuming that I look at the latest vowel and decide like I would a conjugation but I am not sure so I wanted to ask just incase.

Secondly I’m confused about 서 and 에서. What’s the difference between both of them. Originally I learned that 서 is added to state a location which is why in a phrase like wait here it’s placed after 여기. What confuses me is I later learned heard that 서 isn’t really used alone and it means the same if not extremely similar as 에서.

Overall just loss when comparing and knowing the difference between the first two and also the last 2. Any help is appreciated

I got back into learning Korean and I am confused about a few things. In my TTMIK book I just learned in chapter 3 that 그래서 means “therefore” / “so”. I know that there are different ways of saying anything but I today heard that 아서 or that 어서 is more common.. My first question is which of these is more common if they both means what I think they mean. Secondly how do I know whether to use 아서 or 어서? I’m assuming that I look at the latest vowel and decide like I would a conjugation but I am not sure so I wanted to ask just incase.

Secondly I’m confused about 서 and 에서. What’s the difference between both of them. Originally I learned that 서 is added to state a location which is why in a phrase like wait here it’s placed after 여기. What confuses me is I later learned heard that 서 isn’t really used alone and it means the same if not extremely similar as 에서.

Overall just loss when comparing and knowing the difference between the first two and also the last 2. Any help is appreciated

I got back into learning Korean and I am confused about a few things. In my TTMIK book I just learned in chapter 3 that 그래서 means “therefore” / “so”. I know that there are different ways of saying anything but I today heard that 아서 or that 어서 is more common.. My first question is which of these is more common if they both means what I think they mean. Secondly how do I know whether to use 아서 or 어서? I’m assuming that I look at the latest vowel and decide like I would a conjugation but I am not sure so I wanted to ask just incase.

Secondly I’m confused about 서 and 에서. What’s the difference between both of them. Originally I learned that 서 is added to state a location which is why in a phrase like wait here it’s placed after 여기. What confuses me is I later learned heard that 서 isn’t really used alone and it means the same if not extremely similar as 에서.

Overall just loss when comparing and knowing the difference between the first two and also the last 2. Any help is appreciated

So I used to use g92 or wtv the base Logitech wheel is for fh5 and I hated it for regular driving but kind of liked it for drifting since the wheel was smaller. I had a r9 v2 base and still do but at the time had a moza ks wheel so didn’t use it for fh5

Recently got the esx wheel with the 12 in mod or wtv the larger wheel mod is and now that I’m using my moza wheel base the r9 v2 I hate it. Everything is perfect about it but the fact that it seems too light and like there is very little force feedback and the wheel is hyper sensitive to any light turn. I can’t drift and transition into a straight line because it’s hat sensitive and the wheel turns too easy.

Where my problem starts though is I’m not having this issue in asseto corsa whether it’s the regular game or no hesi or no hesi servers but the drift map. It feels fine and the force feedback is strong as usual but it’s as if the moment I go in Forza the wheel is hyper sensitive and it turns way to light with little to no pressure.

Anybody having the same issue and is there a fix?

Oh and last thing I will add is I know for a fact the r9 v2 is supposed to have more power then the g92 but despite that when I had my force feedback in game settings turned up with the g92 it had a ton of ffb to the point where I had to turn it down with the same settings it doesn’t feel the same with the moza one it feels too light way weaker then the g92 once again this issue is only in fh5

So I used to use g92 or wtv the base Logitech wheel is for fh5 and I hated it for regular driving but kind of liked it for drifting since the wheel was smaller. I had a r9 v2 base and still do but at the time had a moza ks wheel so didn’t use it for fh5

Recently got the esx wheel with the 12 in mod or wtv the larger wheel mod is and now that I’m using my moza wheel base the r9 v2 I hate it. Everything is perfect about it but the fact that it seems too light and like there is very little force feedback and the wheel is hyper sensitive to any light turn. I can’t drift and transition into a straight line because it’s hat sensitive and the wheel turns too easy.

Where my problem starts though is I’m not having this issue in asseto corsa whether it’s the regular game or no hesi or no hesi servers but the drift map. It feels fine and the force feedback is strong as usual but it’s as if the moment I go in Forza the wheel is hyper sensitive and it turns way to light with little to no pressure.

Anybody having the same issue and is there a fix?

Oh and last thing I will add is I know for a fact the r9 v2 is supposed to have more power then the g92 but despite that when I had my force feedback in game settings turned up with the g92 it had a ton of ffb to the point where I had to turn it down with the same settings it doesn’t feel the same with the moza one it feels too light way weaker then the g92 once again this issue is only in fh5