I am new in Korea. Staying in Seoul. Please suggest some good touring spots and Food ( no pork, no beef)
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I'm coming to SKorea in March 2010, on a teaching contract, I've been placed in the Chungcheongnam-do province. PLEASE PLEASE anybody can you tell me more about this province. Thanks so much:-)
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xflibble What kind of information were you after? Where exactly will you be teaching?
A good general resource is http://wiki.galbijim.com/
17 days ago · report
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My girlfriend and I are on a year long contract in Suwon until September 2010. I plan on seeing every corner of the country while I'm here too. Check out my blog for heaps of photos and anecdotes - http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog/will/6/tpod.html
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May son be teaching ESL in South Korea (preferably Seoul)
Where should I start? What should I know?
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xflibble Some of the blogs are probably helpful such as:
http://thedailykimchi.blogspot.com/
Galbijim appears pretty handy as well:
http://wiki.galbijim.com/Main_Page
For general information, try the KTO's website:
http://english.visitkorea.or.kr
And for learning Korean online, try:
Anything in particular you need to know? I've only visited, not lived there.
Jared
4 months ago · report
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Full house
Pls help me how to go to the house in Full House KBS's drama from Seoul? Thank you so much!!
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xflibble I had a quick look and found this - http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/CU/CU_EN_8_5_1_5.jsp
It will probably get you close, then you could follow the beach to find it.
4 months ago · report
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hey i was wondering if u could help me?
i am doing an assignment on south korea and wondering how much do u know and if any one could help please?
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xflibble Depending on what you want to know, you might get some quick responses on the forums at http://www.koreanclass101.com/forum/
5 months ago · report
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Thumbs up to the book titled Korean: Lonely Planet Phrasebook
Thumbs up to the book titled Korean: Lonely Planet Phrasebook A decent phrasebook. Like most phrasebooks, it's not really culturally adjusted, so there are things in here that are technically correct but which just don't make any sense to use in Korea(n).
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Thumbs up to the book titled Langenscheidt's Pocket Dictionary Korean/English English/Korean
Thumbs up to the book titled Langenscheidt's Pocket Dictionary Korean/English English/Korean Not so good for Korean to English, but a good 'speaking' dictionary. That is, it will help you say what you mean. *May* be OK for listening, as you can attempt to look words up phonetically instead of using Hangeul, but this leaves you at the mercy of their approach to romanisation, which is a challenging problem.
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Thumbs up to the book titled Under the Loving Care of the Fatherly Leader: North Korea and the Kim Dynasty
Thumbs up to the book titled Under the Loving Care of the Fatherly Leader: North Korea and the Kim Dynasty Excellent modern history of Korea, giving context to the development of the North by describing what was happening in the South at the same time.
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Thumbs up to the book titled Teach Yourself Korean (Teach Yourself Complete Courses)
Thumbs up to the book titled Teach Yourself Korean (Teach Yourself Complete Courses) Excellent introduction to the language, and pocketable. The CD is less helpful, as the dialogues are really slow, but OK as a guide to pronunciation.
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Thumbs up to the book titled Moon South Korea (Moon Handbooks)
Thumbs up to the book titled Moon South Korea (Moon Handbooks) Lots of detail for the cultural traveller.
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