Translation for korean

[shieldfy]

Translation for korean

[Maikuolan]

I don't think any formal procedures or contribution guidelines exist yet (extremely successfully trending repository at 4,251 stars [!!] currently, but only 3 days old currently nonetheless), but what I would recommend for now (until @netcode writes some formal procedures or contribution guidelines), based on precedent (what other contributors have already done), is fork the repository, translate the README.md file, write the translations to a file named like README-ko.md (ko because of the language code for Korean), and send a pull request for it.

There's a completed Chinese translation which has been accepted, named as README-zh.md, and there's a completed Brazilian Portuguese translation in one of the current pull requests, named as README-pt_BR.md, so, I think that naming schema (README-[L10N-code].md) should be okay to use.

Currently, also, with the other two translations, a link to the completed translation file has been added into each of the other two current versions of the README (although at the moment, it may be better to send separate pull requests for changes to each modified file, due to the number and frequency of pull requests currently being sent to the repository, to avoid the risk of merge conflicts).

[mingrammer]

@Maikuolan Thanks for reply. I'll send a PR for korean soon.

[netcode]

Thanks @mingrammer @Maikuolan
merged #36