About entering Korean characters

I'm making an application that can enter some string as a sort of note. The app create TextField instance upon enter the first character of a string, and set the first character to TextField.text so that typing can be continued to end of the string.
There is no any issues for typing English characters, but in Korean input mode the first character which is passed to KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN handler is English character.
How can I get the first typed Korean character and make the character the first character of a compositing Korean string?
Thanks in advence.
Jason.

Maybe if you show your code, we can help you best.
Since my question is, as sends the character corresponding to the instance of textfield?
It is possible that the way of working with these characters is by using ASCII value
str.charCodeAt(i);
where str is String variable and i is the index of the character
String.fromCharCode(num)
Where num is the ASCII value of a character

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