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Standard English-Korean Dictionary for Foreigners: Romanized by B. J. Jones, 2009-06-03
Sounds of Korean: A Pronunciation Guide by Miho Choo, William O'Grady, 2003-10-01
Korean Phrase Book For Travelers by B.J. Jones, 1987-06-01
Integrated Korean: Advanced 2 (Klear Textbooks in Korean Language) by Eun-Joo Lee, Duk-Soo Park, et all 2004-06
Integrated Korean: Intermediate 2 by Young-Mee Cho, 2001-08
Korean Dictionary & Phrasebook: Korean-English/English-Korean (Hippocrene Dictionary & Phrasebooks) (Korean Edition) by Kang-jin Yi, Kangjin Lee, 2005-07-01
Readings in Modern Korean Literature (Klear Textbooks in Korean Language)
Functional Structure(s), Form and Interpretation: Perspectives from East Asian Languages (Routledge Studies in Asian Linguistics)
As much as a Rat's Tail : Korean Slang (English and Korean Edition) by Peter Nicholas Liptak, Si Woo Lee, 2010-03-01
Speaking Korean Book III: A Guide to Chinese Characters by Francis Y.T. Park, 1995-09-01
Korean Composition (Klear Textbooks in Korean Language) by Pong-Ja Paek, Ji Young Kwak, et all 2002-02
Korean Translation of: Daily Inspiration for the Purpose Driven Life: Scriptures and Reflections from the 40 Days of Purpose / Korean Language version by Rick Warren, 2004
You Speak Korean! Volume 1 by Soohee Kim, Emily Curtis, et all 2003-01-01
Functional Korean: A Communicative Approach by Namgui Chang, Yong-chol Kim, 2002-01-01

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Korean Language Proficiency Test (cathartidae.blog-city.com)
I can see from Joel s blog that he s gonna be taking the korean language Good luck to Joel and every other korean language learner who will be taking
http://cathartidae.blog-city.com/korean_language_proficiency_test.htm

Extractions: Top 5 Referrers The Marmot's Hole Korean Blog List Big Hominid Jeff in Korea ... Budaechigae Illustrious Colleagues About Joel Antti Leppanen's Notes on Korea DDA's Weblog Drambuie Man ... What not to do in Asia Korean Scholars Anti-Americanism in South Korea Anti-USFK/US Newsletter Chosun Ilbo Chosun Journal ... Yonhap News Agency Entries By Category American Issues Chicks Games Korean Issues ... September 2005 S M T W T F S Search advanced search Korean Language Proficiency Test H Korean Issues email link I can see from Joel's blog that he's gonna be taking the Korean Language Proficiency in September... level 5 to be exact. I'll be taking it as well, but I'm shooting for level 4 (I passed level 3 a few years ago). I really like his idea of taking the practice test and posting the results ... I'll do the same thing when I have a chance.
CJK.INF
Chinese, Japanese and korean languages resources.
http://www.praxagora.com/lunde/cjk_inf.html

Extractions: JAPAN.INF is dead, but its spirit lives on in CJK.INF (and this installment of CJK.INF has finally surpassed JAPAN.INF in size). The purpose of CJK.INF is to provide detailed information on CJK (Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) character sets and encodings. Think of it as the online companion to Understanding Japanese Information Processing . I am updating this file on a (very) regular basis, so check back frequently! CJK.INF Version 2.1 (185,553 bytes) is available by clicking here Below are some WWW sites that relate to CJK.INF (organized by category): Other CJK-related Information Sources Ross Paterson's Notes on CJK Character Codes and Encodings Carlos McEvilly's Programming Chinese-language Software The INSOFT-L Home Page. Koichi Yasuoka has prepared several CJK mapping tables for Unicode. The ComStar Home Page is loaded with lots of good CJK-related information (see their Multilingual Computer Digest). Visit Douglas Horn's Home Page to read some of his Japanese computing articles published in magazines such as Mangajin and Multilingual Computing.
LANGUAGES-ON-THE-WEB: BEST KOREAN LINKS
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http://www.languages-on-the-web.com/links/link-korean.htm
Korean Language Proficiency Test (KLPT)
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My name is Kim JinAe, the principle of Seoul korean language Academy. I havetaught the korean language at Yonsei University korean language school for 6
http://www.seoul-kla.com/eng/main_00.htm

Extractions: Korea, Korean and The Korean language! What do you know about Korea? What do you know about Korean people? Now you don't have to feel that Korea is a foreign country anymore. You can learn to make Korean friends and participate in Korean society the moment you start learning the Korean language. My name is Kim Jin-Ae, the principle of Seoul Korean Language Academy. I have taught the Korean language at Yonsei University Korean language school for 6 years beginning in 1986, and in 1991 I established a private korean language institute with my colleagues from Yonsei university Korean language school. I've had over 15 years of experience teaching people from all over the world including diplomats, foreign business people, soldiers and missionaries. Due to the changing demands of the international learner, I recently established a new Korean language school in the heart of Korea's most dynamic business area located in the Kangnam section of Seoul.
UCI East Asian - Korean Language Program
competence in Korean to begin to use the language to discuss issues in Koreanliterature and culture introduced through Koreanlanguage materials.
http://www.humanities.uci.edu/eastasian/languages/korean.html
Korean Language Program Home Page General Information
Welcome to the UM korean language Program site. Temporarily some of links in thissite are not active due to update. Please feel free to send us your
http://www.lsa.umich.edu/asian/korean/
Korean Language Kit
Translate this page The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.
http://www.apple.com/jp/datasheet/software/korean_lk.html

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DPRK Studies
Personal research, opinions, essays, and links related to North Korea, South Korea and korean language.
http://www.areastudies.org/

Extractions: @import url( http://www.dprkstudies.org/wp-content/themes/minimaplus/style.css ); After receiving a few requests, I finally got around to turning on the RSS 2.0 feed for DPRK Studies . Please let me know if you encounter any problems with this feed. Posted by Richardson on 22 September 2005 @ 9:16 PM 1 Comment A few recent posts out there that are should reads: The Marmotâs Hole: â On legs with no feet, N.K. defector reaches Thailand OneFreeKorea: â As the Millions Die, the Billions Sleep Posted by Richardson on 22 September 2005 @ 4:19 PM Comments North Korean antics and brinksmanship affect South Korea both directly And indirectly Moodyâs said in a press release Wednesday it had considered raising South Koreaâs sovereign credit rating to the âpositiveâ level on Monday, when the six countries at the talks agreed on a statement of principles. But after Pyongyang on Tuesday made it clear that it understood the principles very differently from the U.S., Moodyâs kept South Koreaâs credit rating at the current level of A3. Posted by Richardson on 22 September 2005 @ 12:06 PM Comments IAEA CHIMES IN, HILL TO VISIT THE DPRK
Toyo Bunko Online Korean Language Title Search
Online korean language Title Search. 2003/6/10. This database contains Koreanlanguage sources (excluding periodicals) collected as of 31 Mar 2003.
http://www.toyo-bunko.or.jp/ToyoBunko-E/Database/KSQuery-e.html

Extractions: Database List Online Korean Language Title Search This database contains Korean language sources (excluding periodicals) collected as of 31 Mar 2003. Korean versions of classical Chinese works are contained in the Classical Chinese database. The Toyo Bunko catalogue number appears in bold alphanumerics at the end of each record. Title and author searches can be done in both Hangul and Chinese characters. However, only old Chinese characters (kyuji) may be searched. And Or
CIA Careers: Language: View All Positions: Korean Language Officer
Qualified individuals who are able to read and translate Korean into serve theCIA as korean language Officers in the Washington, DC metropolitan area,
http://www.cia.gov/employment/jobs/korean_lang_off.html

Extractions: Korean Language Officer Work Schedule: Full Time Salary: $45,000 to $70,000 Location: Washington, DC metropolitan area Qualified individuals who are able to read and translate Korean into English are needed to serve the CIA as Korean Language Officers in the Washington, DC metropolitan area, with some opportunities for travel and assignment in other areas. Minimum requirements include a bachelor's degree. As part of the screening process, selected applicants may be required to take a language proficiency test. Candidates must possess native or near native-level fluency in Korean, as well as fluency in English. All applicants must successfully complete a thorough medical and psychological exam, a polygraph interview and an extensive background investigation. U.S. citizenship is required. To be considered suitable for Agency employment, applicants must generally not have used illegal drugs within the last twelve months. The issue of illegal drug use prior to twelve months ago is carefully evaluated during the medical and security processing. To Apply: Note: Multiple submissions are unnecessary and will slow the processing of your resume. Of course, if you made an error in your submission or need to update your resume, you may submit another resume. The second resume will overwrite the first.
Courses - Korean
The korean language program at Stanford offers Beginning, Intermediate, Click here to find out more about the korean language Program.
http://language.stanford.edu/courses/korean/korean.html

Extractions: The Korean language program at Stanford offers Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced-Intermediate and Advanced courses in Korean. If you have any questions about these course offerings, please contact the Korean language coordinator, Dr. Hee-Sun Kim (send e-mail Click here to find out more about the Korean Language Program [Return to courses]
Chinese, Japanese, And Korean Language Courses On The Web
(How much Chinese or korean language study have they had?) If needed, establisha framework for granting credit from your own institution.
http://nflrc.hawaii.edu/project/399info.html

Extractions: Through the National Foreign Language Resource Center ( NFLRC ), the University of Hawaii offers distance learning opportunities in advanced Chinese, Japanese, and Korean language via the World Wide Web. The courses are available to students and individuals as well as to institutions and businesses. Receiving Credit Individuals Individuals may register for UH credit through UH Outreach College . Course descriptions may be found at UH Online . Outreach College tuition for this course is charged at a special reduced rate for online courses and is equivalent to the resident tuition rate (Fall 2005 rate will be $441 per three-credit course). The courses are also available as regular offerings to currently enrolled UH Manoa students, and can be chosen during Banner (MyUH) registration like any other class.
Christian Answers Network:ÇÑ±¹¾î! [Korean Home]
Christian Answers Network, Korean, south korea, north korea, asia. ChristianAnswers Network korean language ?
http://www.christiananswers.net/korean/

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Natural Language Processing Lab., Korea University
Englishlanguage page for this school's program in the computational study of the korean language. Includes demos staff profiles, descriptions of current projects.
http://nlp.korea.ac.kr/index_e.html
Barrett Translations - Language Resources
language and linguistics resources for Asian languages including Japanese hiragana with vocabulary, a korean linguistics glossary, Mandarin Chinese and Old English with romanization and transliteration.
http://www.btranslations.com/Resources.asp
The Korean Blog List - Korean Related Weblogs Written In English
A list of English language weblogs which relate to Korea.
http://korea.banoffeepie.com/
LANGUAGE INSTITUTE OF ATLANTA, INC.: Foreign Language Classes & Translation
Learn French in Atlanta. For children. Business, conversation and grammar. Also Spanish, English, Japanese, korean, Italian, Russian, German.
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Offers strategic consulting to companies seeking to do business with North Korea, including marketentry, confidential corporate briefings, sector reports, korean-language negotiations, country visits, and introductions.
http://www.koreastrategic.com/
University Of Arizona Computer Aided Language Instruction Group
Interactive demonstration lessons for Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, korean, Lummi, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish. Includes Sun audio (.au) files.
http://cali.arizona.edu/

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