Generally classes and lessons are either 50 minute long or 90 minute long. How long do you think is the best for private lessons on line?
Korean Lessons & Resource
Tips on Korean Language, Culture & Fun Stuff. Provided to Teachers, Designed for Students.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
How long should a class or lesson should be?
Question today comes from one of the fellow language teachers, Maria:
Monday, September 30, 2013
Addressing Others in Korean - Using Family Titles with Strangers
Question today comes from....
Koreans call everyone uncles and aunties. How big is Korean family?
Friday, September 28, 2012
How to Address Others in Korean
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Question today comes from Mark in Canada:
I heard Koreans do not call older people by their names. Then how do you address each other? How about in professional relationship such as colleagues or your clients?
Monday, June 18, 2012
Is it a Korean Culture? Korean Men Beat Up Women
Question today comes from Gina:
I saw one Korean man stated that in Korean he is the King! Women are slaves. Korean men beat up women. And I saw this article where Korean men beat up Chinese women in KFC. Is this a culture n to day world?
http://www.chinasmack.com/2012/videos/chinese-girls-beat-up-by-suspected-korean-men-in-chengdu-kfc.html
SOURCE: http://www.meetup.com/korean-165/boards/view/viewthread?thread=24275602
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Sogaeting
We are having a Valentine-themed Workshop and "Ask a Korean" meetup today. In observance of this workshop, I thought you may be interested in one of many aspects of Korean dating culture: Sogaeting (소개팅).
Question today comes from Cris who asked about "소개팅."
Question today comes from Cris who asked about "소개팅."
I have the understanding that 소개팅 means something like introducing something in the form of "matchmaking". I heard my korean cousin saying it in a joking manner, but i wasn't sure what it meant.
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