Madrid -- On a Friday evening in October, at the King Sejong Institute of the Korean Cultural Center in Madrid, Spain, two Korean language courses -- the N1 beginner class and the N5 advanced class -- ...
HONG KONG – At the chime of the school bell, 10 15-year-olds rise from their seats and bow to the teacher, chirping in unison “annyeonghaseyo”, or “hello” in Korean. It is an unusual greeting to hear ...
Korean will continue to be a popular choice for language learners around the world if it leads to ample job opportunities, said a professor and two lecturers at Ruhr-University Bochum in Germany.
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