Let's Learn Korean

Total words: 153

This book looks like living history, especially of the connection between 재벌 and politics.

So far the historical side is not disappointing, mentioning some big names of famous people in personal context in the first chapter. The self-aggrandizing rhetoric itself involves both studying Korean and learning what politicians say (at least), and maybe that they must have gone through the 재벌 to get political power, perhaps. The organization of the first chapter was pretty bad, like a holy stream of consciousness batman style. As with the last book, I update my blog with the details and study a lot in front of my site and the electronic dictionary for the 1-2. Same as with 언제나 떠날 수 있는 놈, there are about 5 or 6 words per page which I look up. Some words I skip over. It’s a challenge but as my first Korean history project I am interested in the material.

Posted by joesp on Wednesday Jan 2, 2008 in Books | |

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트랙백:

Do you guys like this guy? on reading his book, he has no feelings whatsoever, he’s just a lean mean working machine, and a mean boss. Probably a cheater, he represents the values of the Korean people in their president. Maybe they want a return to the days of 박청희 before 1997 ... the Korean tiger, the we’ll-do-it-no-matter-what attitude.

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Posted by joesp on Monday Jan 7, 2008 at 08:51 PM