Korean Language Learners

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Comment by Steven S. Bammel on December 20, 2011 at 9:47am

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.  

Comment by Jamie Lee on December 20, 2011 at 9:43am

Perhaps this may help motivate you who are studying Korean.

Comment by Joe Engstrum on December 5, 2011 at 4:37am

Here's the schedule for Korean classes at the Hannam Global Village. Registration is Dec. 12 for beginner level and Dec. 14th for all others. I'm just about to complete the new Intensive Course for Beginners and the teacher and pace of the class were excellent.

Korean%20Classes%20Winter%202012.doc

Comment by Steven S. Bammel on November 4, 2011 at 4:47pm

Thanks, Philipp. Yes, that's an excellent overview! It gives me a few more links for our Learn Korean page.

Comment by Philipp Grunwald on November 4, 2011 at 1:08pm

Hi guys! I just found this very good overview article concerning Korean language learning options via Google! In particular the "Seoul Korean Language Academy" was new to me (I actually searched for it, thus the article) and looks very promising and interesting to me!

Comment by Pilar Perez-McKay on September 2, 2011 at 5:40pm

 

Interesting interviews about learning other languages

Learning language easy and fun? Are you crazy....?

www.conscious-living.asia

 

Interview with Language Master Stuart Jay Raj

www.tomisimo.org

Comment by Steven S. Bammel on August 11, 2011 at 8:49am

The Relay Interviews Do Double-Duty for Korean Language Study

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Korean Language Learning Enthusiasts!

This is just a reminder that KBC is not only a good source for business information, it's also a great resource for Korean-language practice and study... and you can do both at the same time through some of our relay interviews. 

In fact, the latest relay interview this week with Jeong-In Joo (http://www.koreabusinesscentral.com/forum/topics/relay-interview-wi...) is another inspiring story of Korean entrepreneurship, and since I translated it to English too, you've got the Korean and English side-by-side for comparison. 

I would be enthusiastic about discussing any of the finer points in my translation with other members, however, be forewarned, in the last month I passed the TOPIK test and the Translation Competence Test of the Korean Society of Translators, both at the very highest levels, so you're unlikely to find easy pickings. You're welcome to try or at least ask why I translated something one way or another.

There are truly many ways to make Korean study a part of your lifestyle.

Steven

Comment by Thomas David Clanton on July 9, 2011 at 12:47pm

Hi Gentlemen, thank you both for your kind words.  I take comfort in knowing that every family survives some kind of tragic medical circumstances at some point and we'll survive this one too.  I also have great confidence in our local hospital and surgeon because of 1st hand success stories relayed to me.  And, our Korean relatives are giving us the strength of Korean culture having visited mountaintop ancestors' graves where they prayed and bowed for support and words of encouragement coming from the family's trusted fortune teller who has a phenomenal track record.

Thanks again,

Dave & Hyon Chu

Comment by Steven S. Bammel on July 8, 2011 at 5:39am

David - It's a beautiful video. My wife and I watched it all the way through. Please convey our best wishes to your wife. We hope she recovers soon! Steven

Comment by Nobuyuki Nojima on July 7, 2011 at 8:56pm

Hi I wish your wife a rapid recovery and you a happy life with her. West meets East and it seems to work fine.

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