korean-review

Rewrites awkward Korean sentences into natural phrasing while preserving original meaning.

Updated Jul 31, 2024
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sharosoo/dotfile --skill korean-review-sharosoo
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: korean-review
Source: https://github.com/sharosoo/dotfile/tree/main/.claude/skills/korean-review
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sharosoo/dotfile --skill korean-review-sharosoo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Korean text written by translators or LLMs often sounds stiff, literal, and unnatural due to translationese, excessive nominalization, and artificial structural frameworks. This Skill reviews such sentences and rewrites them into Korean that native speakers would actually write, without changing the intended meaning. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Translationese Detection: Identifies stiff patterns like "~에 대한", "~을 통해", "존재하다", and "요구된다" and replaces them with natural alternatives. - Structural Rewriting: Converts noun-heavy sentences into verb-driven Korean word order, fixes subject-predicate mismatches, and clarifies vague demonstratives like "그 일" or "이 점". - LLM Artifact Removal: Strips artificial frameworks ("세 가지 축", "핵심 요소"), unsupported symmetry, and redundant summary sentences that LLM drafts tend to add. - Use Case: Paste an LLM-drafted blog post or a translated product description and receive a revised version that reads naturally, with the original tone and meaning intact. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to review and naturally rewrite the attached Korean draft using the korean-review skill.

Frequently Asked Questions about korean-review

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I make LLM-generated Korean text sound natural?▼

Run the draft through a Korean review pass that removes translationese patterns like "~에 대한" and "존재하다", converts noun-heavy phrases into verb-driven sentences, and strips artificial frameworks such as "세 가지 축". The meaning stays intact while the phrasing becomes native-sounding.

How to fix translationese in Korean writing?▼

Identify literal patterns imported from English or Japanese, such as "~을 통해", "~에 있어서", and "~로서의", then rewrite the sentence in natural Korean word order. Replace nominalized expressions with verbs and clarify vague demonstratives like "그 일" or "이 점".

What types of Korean text can this review handle?▼

It handles blog posts, essays, retrospectives, technical explanations, product descriptions, marketing copy, emails, reports, presentation materials, translations, and LLM drafts. Any Korean prose that sounds stiff or unnatural is in scope.

Does Korean sentence rewriting change the original meaning?▼

No. The review process explicitly preserves the writer's intended meaning, tone, and accurate technical terms. It only restructures phrasing, removes redundancy, and fixes awkward grammar, and it avoids deleting contextually appropriate expressions.

When should I not remove formal or Sino-Korean expressions?▼

Keep precise Sino-Korean terminology, passive constructions where tools or systems are the subject, and structural words like "축" or "차원" when they describe real analytical models. Expressions should only be changed when they are stiff filler rather than accurate description.