Korean Phrasebooks
There are Korean Phrasebooks available at Novacks downtown. These things are cheap! They cost under $15, and you can pick up the dictionary for that as well.
Anybody who would like to leave comments are more than welcome to do so.
I will be learning how to post pictures shortly, so I'll be able to show some of the stuff I've been taking pictures off.
Two nights ago I stopped in at Pate's Pantry Variety to hit up Chun the hyun for some Korean. He seemed very pleased that I was able to read and pronounce the Hangul in his Korean newspaper. I think he was still pleased somewhat after I explained that even though I could read it and say it, I had no idea what most of it meant. It's still a learning experience for myself so either way I'm grateful.
If anyone can tell me what I need to know or get in order to post in Korean, I would appreciate the info.
Kum sa hum ni da. Manna.
Anybody who would like to leave comments are more than welcome to do so.
I will be learning how to post pictures shortly, so I'll be able to show some of the stuff I've been taking pictures off.
Two nights ago I stopped in at Pate's Pantry Variety to hit up Chun the hyun for some Korean. He seemed very pleased that I was able to read and pronounce the Hangul in his Korean newspaper. I think he was still pleased somewhat after I explained that even though I could read it and say it, I had no idea what most of it meant. It's still a learning experience for myself so either way I'm grateful.
If anyone can tell me what I need to know or get in order to post in Korean, I would appreciate the info.
Kum sa hum ni da. Manna.
posted by Mike at 8:19 a.m.
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