Comments for Korean Blog http://www.transparent.com/korean Language and Culture of the Korean-Speaking World Sun, 08 Nov 2009 07:16:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on The Korean Wave by Mary http://www.transparent.com/korean/the-korean-wave/#comment-411 Mary Wed, 04 Nov 2009 15:56:14 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/korean/?p=31#comment-411 It's interesting that regions so seemingly different from each other have some common tastes in media. It’s interesting that regions so seemingly different from each other have some common tastes in media.

]]> Comment on Korean Pronunciation for English Words by kim http://www.transparent.com/korean/korean-pronunciation-for-english-words/#comment-400 kim Mon, 02 Nov 2009 13:15:51 +0000 http://transparent.com/korean/?p=4#comment-400 I would like to know the korean word for MORE and also how it is pronounced I would like to know the korean word for MORE and also how it is pronounced

]]> Comment on Hwaiting: ‘Fighting’ by Clint http://www.transparent.com/korean/hwaiting-fighting/#comment-392 Clint Fri, 30 Oct 2009 18:02:51 +0000 http://transparent.com/korean/?p=2#comment-392 파이팅! 파이팅!

]]> Comment on U-gong-i-san (우공이산) by Rod http://www.transparent.com/korean/u-gong-i-san-%ec%9a%b0%ea%b3%b5%ec%9d%b4%ec%82%b0/#comment-367 Rod Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:49:05 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/korean/?p=57#comment-367 Hi. Thank you very much for posting on your blog. It's really great. I have a question You said: "As you know, four letter proverbs are represented by Chinese characters." I don't know about it. Just 4 letter korean proverbs are represented by chinese characters? What about proverbs with more or less letters? Aren't they represented by chinese proverbs? Does it mean all chinese proverbs that came to korean language hve 4 letters? I would like to know more about it please. Thank youvy much Hi.
Thank you very much for posting on your blog.
It’s really great.
I have a question

You said:
“As you know, four letter proverbs are represented by Chinese characters.”

I don’t know about it. Just 4 letter korean proverbs are represented by chinese characters?
What about proverbs with more or less letters?
Aren’t they represented by chinese proverbs?
Does it mean all chinese proverbs that came to korean language hve 4 letters?

I would like to know more about it please.

Thank youvy much

]]> Comment on Hwaiting: ‘Fighting’ by j http://www.transparent.com/korean/hwaiting-fighting/#comment-362 j Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:15:51 +0000 http://transparent.com/korean/?p=2#comment-362 This is very interesting. :) This is very interesting. :)

]]> Comment on Korean Keyboard by Dara Bom http://www.transparent.com/korean/korean-keyboard/#comment-332 Dara Bom Mon, 12 Oct 2009 06:55:02 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/korean/?p=104#comment-332 hi..can u telll wat to do on the key board???i just dont know how to do it....i want to type korean on the keyboard too but i dont know how its just too difficult... hi..can u telll wat to do on the key board???i just dont know how to do it….i want to type korean on the keyboard too but i dont know how its just too difficult…

]]> Comment on Korean Greetings by rose ann http://www.transparent.com/korean/korean-greetings/#comment-307 rose ann Fri, 02 Oct 2009 07:13:02 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/korean/?p=37#comment-307 please more,thanx for the info how to speak in korean i am a pilipino i want to learn how to speak korean...tnx!=) please more,thanx for the info how to speak in korean i am a pilipino i want to learn how to speak korean…tnx!=)

]]> Comment on Korean Pancakes by Mary ANn EIler http://www.transparent.com/korean/korean-pancakes/#comment-294 Mary ANn EIler Wed, 30 Sep 2009 03:59:33 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/korean/?p=133#comment-294 Kampsahamnida for the info on pancakes. My family is southern Italian and we make similar fried pancakes (we call them pizzell' in Neapolitan==not to be confused with the Italian cookies that sound much the same). I wastuclarly interested in the squash cakes-0my favorite auntie would make the same sort of squash (of zucchini or a related long, light-green squash we call cucuz') pancakes for me when I came home from playing or school. The only difference would be that she used olive oil. MMMMMMM! I can still taste them. I love Korean pancakes--especially the kind made with seafood. They are a real treat. Thanks. Kampsahamnida for the info on pancakes. My family is southern Italian and we make similar fried pancakes (we call them pizzell’ in Neapolitan==not to be confused with the Italian cookies that sound much the same). I wastuclarly interested in the squash cakes-0my favorite auntie would make the same sort of squash (of zucchini or a related long, light-green squash we call cucuz’) pancakes for me when I came home from playing or school. The only difference would be that she used olive oil. MMMMMMM! I can still taste them.

I love Korean pancakes–especially the kind made with seafood. They are a real treat.
Thanks.

]]> Comment on ㄹ Ending Verbs Continued by John Maione http://www.transparent.com/korean/%e3%84%b9-ending-verbs-continued/#comment-287 John Maione Fri, 25 Sep 2009 22:26:12 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/korean/?p=142#comment-287 Wow. You are amazing! Wow. You are amazing!

]]> Comment on Colors by Sarau http://www.transparent.com/korean/colors/#comment-276 Sarau Mon, 21 Sep 2009 17:01:18 +0000 http://www.transparent.com/korean/?p=103#comment-276 Thank you for the video. It really helped clear up the confusion I had. Sorry to say, I couldn't read your post 'cause I don't have the ability to read foreign writing . . . only English. I'm trying to learn Korean and it's slow going, so this kind of site is a wonderful source. Thank you for the video. It really helped clear up the confusion I had. Sorry to say, I couldn’t read your post ’cause I don’t have the ability to read foreign writing . . . only English. I’m trying to learn Korean and it’s slow going, so this kind of site is a wonderful source.

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