Anyway, my brother Charles got me into Korean dramas. By the way Charles, if you are actually reading my EVERY entry (which would make me very happy), would you get me “Coffee Prince” please? It came highly recommended by the nice interviewer from EPIK!
So, back to the point of my entry…
I learned some basic and I mean very basic Korean from those shows, such as (and I’ll write them the way I think they should be written…aside from the ones I looked up)…yeah!
Annyeong-haseyo
Hello
Ne/Ye
Yes
Anio
No
Gamsahamnida
Thank you
Joesong-hamnida
Sorry
Oma
Mother
Abonim
Father
Ahjussi
Mister
Krlom
Then
And my favorite one….
Sunyoungkousha
Mind your own business
(or something like that)
That was from “Delightful 
Girl Choon-Hyang”…my favorite
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See, I learned plenty from those shows! I also started learning some on my own using various websites. I read somewhere that Korean is actually very easy to pick up (speaking and reading), so I’m hopping this will be true for me. So you guys, learn these phrases, and we’ll converse soon! ;-)
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I guess I can oblige and see if the series is available....
I guess I could also being doing some work, but when you have to wait on other people to aprove the money you want to spend in order to start doing your current projects, there is not much you can do but wait. And since I have about another few hours of that to do, I decided to find your Coffee Prince.
It seems you can also read the translated book at --> http://www.xanga.com/CoffeePrince and I'll get you the episodes eventually.
You are AWESOME!!!!!! She said it's really good, so we'll see!
I'm getting excited about Korea again...I went through a little of "mmmm....I'm not sure if I'm going" kind of thing. But it's all good now! =)
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