"I added @mstrum to the KBC Twitter list here, hope you don't mind :)
Hope everything's going great! I see you haven't been on KBC for some time, but you are most welcome to return whenever you want.
Cheers,
Guzmán…"
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Korean Wiki Project
Started this discussion. Last reply by Navid Firouz. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Hey all! I'm part of this project and thought I'd share it here in case it helps anyone ...For those curious about the Korean language and have a knowledge of 한글 (Hangeul) please check out…Continue
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Matt Strum replied to Joon Kang's discussion Meet Fellow Members, KBC's 1st Event"Looks like it was great, hopefully I'll be there for the next event!"
Matt Strum replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion The Definitive Guide to Business Cards in Korea, by Steven S. Bammel"Very nice guide! I'm definitely going to reference this when I make mine soon~"
Matt Strum might attend William Sisson's eventKBC International Business Networking Event - June 18th - 7:30pm at All That Beer - Seoul National University of Education
June 18, 2010 from 7:30pm to 9:30pm
We are pleased to announce the FirstKBC International Business Networking Get-Together!Who: All members of KBC and their guest are invited to join.Non-Members must register on the KBC site prior tothe event.When: Friday - June 18th 2010Time: 7:30 pm ~ 9:30 pm and beyond!Place: All That Beer - Seoul National University of EducationStation - Lines 2 & 3- Exit 2 - walk straight for 20meters. It is on the left.Cost: 20,000 KRW - includes all-you-can- drink beer/softdrinks from 7:30~9:30 plus…See More
Matt Strum replied to Steven S. Bammel's discussion Korea Business Central Exclusive Interview - Marcus Noland, The North Korean Economy & Its Impact on South Korea"Great interview! I highly enjoyed it~"
Navid Firouz replied to Matt Strum's discussion Korean Wiki Project"Hi Matt
Thanks for the introduction.
Is there anything on numbers and counting?
Take care,
Navid"
Matt Strum replied to Matt Strum's discussion Korean Wiki Project"It would technically be possible to include support to include obsolete letters. The only gotcha with that is that I don't think obsolete letters can be in block characters. If I remember correctly, the ISO standard only has the obsolete…"
Ondrej Slechta replied to Matt Strum's discussion Korean Wiki Project"What a great project!
Just a quick question - would it be technically possible to incorporate obsolete letters to the Hangul assistant?
This would be very helpful when preparing cotributions related to historical Korean, ethymology, sijo, etc."
Youngil Ely Loew replied to Matt Strum's discussion Korean Wiki Project"I actually use the hangeul assistant all the time for my translation work, and I LOVE it. It's very efficient and convenient. Strongly would recommend it :)"
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 4:07pm on December 17, 2010,
Guzmán Díaz said… I added @mstrum to the KBC Twitter list here, hope you don't mind :)
Hope everything's going great! I see you haven't been on KBC for some time, but you are most welcome to return whenever you want.
Cheers,
Guzmán Díaz
- At 3:40pm on September 10, 2009,
Steven S. Bammel said… - Am I right to guess you were an LDS missionary in Vancouver? I've met plenty to Korea, but you're the first I've known who learned Korean without going to Korea. :) And your plan to study in Korea next year is excellent; that's surely the best way to become a quick master of the country and culture.
My start in Korea started as an English teacher back in 1993; I was in LG for about 5 years. We've been back in Korea full time since the beginning of last year while I study for a masters degree at Hanyang University.
I'll definitely be back in touch to get some of those links for the site later. At the moment I'm waiting for the next Ning upgrade of new apps so I can see what all is there and determine the best way to implement it on the site. Will need plenty of feedback so I hope you'll give me your thoughts about what we end up trying out.
Have a good one!
- At 7:22am on September 9, 2009, Steven S. Bammel said…
- Hi Matt,
Those are remarkable! We definitely have to get your social media content linked into this site.
How did you get connected with Korea in the first place?
Steven
- At 4:33pm on September 8, 2009, Steven S. Bammel said…
- Hi Matt,
It's nice to see you on the group. Thanks for joining.
I'd be interested in knowing more about how you got involved with Korea and what plans you have here.
Steven
Profile Information | 프로파일 정보
- Website Address / 홈페이지 주소
- http://www.mstrum.com/
- How long have you been involved with Korea and/or Korean business? / 한국 또는 외국에 관련된 비즈니스에 몇 년 동안 종사하였습니까?
- 3-5 years
- What is the nature of your involvement with Korea and/or Korean business? / 주로 어떤 직종의 비즈니스에 종사하였습니까?
- Mostly personal
- What is at least one benefit you hope to get from joining the Korea Business Central community? / 어떠한 목적을 갖고 Korea Business Central에 회원가입을 하였습니까? 또한, Korea Business Central 에 바라는 점
- Business connections
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