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I'd like to express a special thanks to Christopher Hales for the four issues of Business Korean Review which he prepared for our group. His extra effort on those showed and they remain as content assets on KBC.
BTW, here's the link to our Topic Central Page about learning Korean: http://www.koreabusinesscentral.com/page/topic-central-learn-korean. Please suggest more resources as you come across them. Comments can be added to this Korean Language Learners group, or to the bottom of the Topic Central Page.
Steven
Discussion Forum | 토론 포럼
Just how many 한자? 12 Replies
Started by Christopher Hales. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Jan 29.
Gender recognition in Korean names (Intermediate/Higher Korean) 5 Replies
Started by Philipp Grunwald. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Oct 11, 2012.
Korean Language Course at Yeoksam Global Village Center 1 Reply
Started by Philipp Grunwald. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Jun 19, 2012.
How I can register my marriage here in South Korea ? 1 Reply
Started by MD. HAFIZUR RAHMAN. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Mar 3, 2012.
Where to get free review access Korean language books? Public library?
Started by Philipp Grunwald Feb 29, 2012.
Korean language lie told by the Korean professor and book! 10 Replies
Started by Valentin JANIAUT. Last reply by Philipp Grunwald Feb 15, 2012.
Has anyone experimented with "Sentence Mining"? 5 Replies
Started by Rick Carlino. Last reply by Rick Carlino Feb 5, 2012.
Best Korean Language Books 31 Replies
Started by Steven S. Bammel. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Jan 12, 2012.
Korean Language Camps 1 Reply
Started by Jamie Lee 제이미리. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Dec 22, 2011.
Intensive preparation course for TOPIK? 26 Replies
Started by Henrik Lundblad. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Dec 17, 2011.
Best evening Korean class 8 Replies
Started by Valentin JANIAUT. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Dec 14, 2011.
How / where do you ACTUALLY write down and learn Korean vocabulary? 7 Replies
Started by Philipp Grunwald. Last reply by Jamie Lee 제이미리 Dec 14, 2011.
Learning Vocabulary 10 Replies
Started by Christopher Hales. Last reply by Jamie Lee 제이미리 Dec 14, 2011.
Your opinion on Nurian (X70 vs. SD100) devices? 5 Replies
Started by Philipp Grunwald. Last reply by Philipp Grunwald Nov 22, 2011.
Want to Import & Export busienss in South Korea...
Started by MD. HAFIZUR RAHMAN Nov 21, 2011.
Getting F2 status in South Korea by TOPIK .... 14 Replies
Started by MD. HAFIZUR RAHMAN. Last reply by Brijesh Nov 21, 2011.
Free Korean classes in 강남 (GSN - Good Seoul Neighbors 좋은 서울사람들) 1 Reply
Started by Philipp Grunwald. Last reply by Yam Khatri Oct 26, 2011.
Share your embarrassing moment 17 Replies
Started by Jamie Lee 제이미리. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Sep 13, 2011.
A question & A recommendation about online language courses. 5 Replies
Started by Tuğba Güven. Last reply by Tuğba Güven Jul 14, 2011.
Ideas on the Best Direction for this Group 6 Replies
Started by Steven S. Bammel. Last reply by Steven S. Bammel Jun 25, 2011.
Nojeok Hill: My View from the Top - by Steven S. Bammel (Korean Learners and Language Practitioners)
Korean Translation Tip: Cardinal Rules of Korean-Language Layout
If you want to do Korean-language layout in-house, then there are two cardinal rules to follow (and I’m going to underline and bold them because they’re so important): When laying out the body text, either left- AND right-justify the text...Korean Translation Tip: Here's Why You Can't Blindly Search-and-Replace in a Korean Text
I don’t think too many people use the search-and-replace function in Word more often than translators do. When I'm working on a translation project, I'll get started using a certain term and later, with more context, decide a different word...I Upgraded to Windows 8 Last Night... and I Already Found a Translation Error in the Interface
It didn't take me long to find a translation error in the Korean-language version of Windows 8... Check out previous Windows translation errors I found here and here. In this case, I was clicking around in the interface and pulled...New CAT Software; New Certification - memoQ translator pro
I just purchased memoQ translator pro which I am hoping will be a replacement for SDL Trados 2007, which I've been using for way too long. This is my certificate for the beginner course... As far as I know, the...Korean Translation Tip: Korean, English, Tildes and Dashes
Translation is a fascinating topic, isn’t it? I particularly find it interesting to consider those points at which languages don’t exactly connect perfectly and the adjustments we have to make for them. This lesson is going to be quick. In...Comment Wall | 코멘트 월
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Comment by Philipp Grunwald on January 29, 2013 at 7:54am -
I just downloaded the "Basic Hanja for Educational Use" from the MEST website and uploaded them in a more easily accessible format: http://bit.ly/한문교육용기초한자, they are also available on the Korean wiktionary: http://bit.ly/한문교육용기초한자1800.
"ThinkFree Online" rocks, as does bit.ly and "Internationalizing Domain Names in Applications" (IDNA). :-)
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Comment by Steven S. Bammel on July 6, 2012 at 8:51am -
Very interesting! Thanks for sharing this, Philipp.
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Comment by Philipp Grunwald on July 6, 2012 at 4:18am
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I think this should be very interesting for the serious learners amongst you!
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Comment by Philipp Grunwald on May 9, 2012 at 7:10am
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"Language Immersion for Chrome" - great little tool from Google to maybe pick up some more Korean Vocabulary on the side. Source.
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Comment by Philipp Grunwald on April 4, 2012 at 11:29pm
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News: http://www.koreaherald.com/national/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20120402000832 Of course the website is broken in Google Chrome / only works in Internet Explorer! *hmpf* Who selects and pays those web developers and sets the criteria?
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Comment by Eun-Shil Park on March 20, 2012 at 12:49am -
Just something completely different:
Hello dear members,
Again I have the honour to get a great writer who wrote an exclusive article for us about Jeju Island. Mr Kim, Consul General of Korea in New York, USA explains in a quite controversial way why he supports to build a new naval base on Jeju Island. Read his article here:
http://www.koreabusinesscentral.com/forum/topics/new-korea-economic...
I am looking forward to your comments on his view on Green Growth on Jeju Island!
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Comment by Nobuyuki Nojima on February 23, 2012 at 12:29pm -
Thank you for a helpful tip on learning Korean.
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Comment by Philipp Grunwald on February 23, 2012 at 6:37am
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This is an interesting one:
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Comment by Steven S. Bammel on December 21, 2011 at 12:47am
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Very nice, Jamie! You've got a lot of useful and interesting materials!
I've got a question... I was wondering if you knew about any Korean language camp/summer schools in Korea. I have a co-worker whose 17 year old daughter is interested in learning Korean. She wants to do a language camp over the summer there. Something structured, not just a tutor . . . I don't know of any such programs, but I was wondering if you are aware of anything like that.
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Comment by Jamie Lee 제이미리 on December 21, 2011 at 12:43am -
Perhaps this may help motivate you who are studying Korean.
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