I can write words, and sentences that I have been practicing in Korean. I am still learning grammar rules for complex sentences, such as endings and how verbs change when addressing different people. I prefer to write free hand in Korean because it allows think through the sounds and alphabets; whereas when I type, trying to locate the alphabets take up a lot of time. I have been trying to text native speakers in Korean more often -- but for texts, it's a little easier because I can just use the key words and not have to follow grammar rules. Some of the words/sentences I have been practicing are greetings and about food. Writing about food is actually quite easy -- the basic structure is:
I + am + food + particle (을/를) + verb + (습)니다.
For example:
I eat rice: 나는 밥을 먹습니다.
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