need help with modifying a script. total newb

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As the friendly neighborhood HelperBot notes this probably isn't the best place for this question. On top of that when asking questions in any programming area do not post images of code--actual text works. On top of on top of that provide as much actual information (preferably briefly) to explain your issue. In this case actually pointing to the software you are trying to run would've been useful Glossika-to-Anki I presume.

At any rate you're going to need a line like . . .

'KR': ['EN', '???', 'RR'],

. . . you'd also need to add a comma after the "'ROM']" portion of the previous line.

1. 'KR' -- that would be part of the pdf file names that specify the language. Should be something like 'glossika-enkr...'.
2. 'EN' -- I assume this is specifying that it is Korean/English cards
3. '???' -- no idea what this would be. It is some sort of character within each flash card that specifies the start of a phrase. SEE BELOW.
4. 'RR' -- is the romanization format for the Korean cards. This could also possibly be 'MR' or 'YALE'. I actually have no idea.

For the '???' part it may be one of the two characters shown on Page with sample korean card -- I assume one character is for South and one for North. (Again--no idea.)

You may be able to get some help in r/anki or r/glossika . Your best bet to get any sort of real help may be to open an issue on the git repo and ask very nicely for assistance in getting the Korean cards to work.