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Jean
March 3, 2014
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Re:I want to learn korean and the culture
hi~
I'm a korean. My high school friend live in Indonesia.^^ I can speak English, Chinese(little) n of course Korean. If you go to Korea,my recommendations is Gyeongbokgung(in Seoul),안압지(in Gyeongju)for night view appreciation ,the Namsan Tower(in Seoul)
The changing of the guards ceremony that takes place at Gyeongbok Palace is popular.
Gyeongju has many historic site because there was capital for a long time. You can look round with a bicycle in Gyeongju.
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Seoyeon P.
February 10, 2014
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Carmen K.
January 12, 2014
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Latest: January 20, 2015
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Re:Re:English for Korean
Hi HJ Lee.. I am from Malaysia and want to learn Korean. I can help you with English in exchange.
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Sther
January 10, 2014
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Latest: January 10, 2014
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Re:Re:English for Korean
Hi HJ I'm pat from Thailand Now I'm improving my english speaking skill for Ielts too I'm interested in korean langue and decided to choose it to be my minor subject next year. What's more I think your culture is impressing not only food is tasty but also gorgeous music (k-pop)I'm a big fan FT.Island band what a talent they have
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Warisa P.
January 4, 2014
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Latest: January 10, 2014
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Vocabulary/Translations
Hi to you all ! I'm just new and I was hoping if anyone that can talk in Korean help me ? I will be going to Korea this year and was hoping if I could learn some basic sentences that are usually needed in going there to talk to others.. Please help me ! Kamsa ~~ :")
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Language pair: Korean; Filipino (Tagalog)
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Eimi B.
January 2, 2014
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Vocabulary/Translations
Hi to you all ! I'm just new and I was hoping if anyone that can talk in Korean help me ? I will be going to Korea this year and was hoping if I could learn some basic sentences that are usually needed in going there to talk to others.. Please help me ! Kamsa ~~ :")
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Eimi B.
January 1, 2014
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Re:Need help with korean
I think that I could be of a little help for your studying korean.
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hutan s.
December 9, 2013
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Latest: December 9, 2013
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Please help! - Korean Translation for Martial Arts School - 풍백무술권 ??
Does 풍백무술권 make any sense as a name for a Martial Arts school?
My club is trying to figure out how to translate our name, "Poong Baek Martial Arts Academy" into Korean.
Poong Baek 풍백 is a proper name, (he's apparently the wind spirit from the myth of Tangun) and we were told the Korean Word for martial arts is 무술 "mushu" like "wushu" in Chinese---since we don't teach ONLY Tae Kwon Do, (in fact, we teach Kung Fu) this is probably appropriate?
We were also told to use Kwon instead of 학교 hak-gyo? for school...I'm wondering how Korean martial arts clubs are named...here, everything usually ends in "academy" or the name of the style that the school studies.
For example "Kang's Tae Kwon Do Academy". or "Plus Blossom Kung Fu"
I am wondering how schools are named in Korea... (For example, what would a Korean Tae Kwon Do club put on their uniform if they had the club name on it? If it were "Kang's Academy" would they just say "Kang's"?
Should we just call it 풍백무술 ? or 풍백무술권 ? or something totally different?
I don't want our club to get laughed out of tournaments. None of our instructors speak Korean very well, but we have a few Korean students--but I'm not sure they know enough to help very much...
Any insight would be appreciated!
Thank you!
- Aaron
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Aaron
December 4, 2013
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Please help! - Korean Translation for Martial Arts School
Hi there,
Does this make sense as a school name: 풍백무술권 ???
(Poong Baek Mushu Kwon)
I run a Tae Kwon Do program and we're in the process of finally making emblems for our Uniforms. I wanted to put our club name: "Poong Baek Martial Arts Academy" in Korean, instead of English...
Poong Baek is a name, he's the wind spirit in the myth of Tangun apparently, so 풍백
Apparently the word for martial art is "mushu"? so like "wushu" in chinese, so 무술
And then someone told me that for martial arts schools, instead of "hac kyo"학교 for school, it should be Kwon, so 권.
is 풍백무술권 Something that makes any sense? For Tae Kwon Do schools in Korea, do you know how the school's are normally named? My experience is that usually it's named after the master, so something like "Kang's Tae Kwon Do Academy", but how do you say that in Korean?
I just want to make sure that if we have people who speak Korean, they won't be confused by our name too much. (I know poong baek might be strange anyway..)
Please help!
- Aaron
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Aaron
December 4, 2013
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