What is exactly a Koreanovela?
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from what i have known, it's like the spanish tele novela. \n\nyou can try to check the korean video store, they have a lot to choose from. \n\ni prefer their movies a lot, especially their ending is always something to see. \n\nit usually distributed between 8-11 disc and i'm telling you, you should start to watch it by friday night and ended up till sunday afternoon. the story line is always from the young years up to when ever the director wanted it ended.\n\nit's always beautiful and you will fall in love with it.
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only significant iranian community in korea is in seoul, in a part of town called itaewon.  in fact, itaewon is has a large international community, but especially a middle eastern one, because i think the only mosque in korea is in itaewon.  don't quote me on that, though...
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Check with : http://www.seasite.niu.edu/TAGALog/ibong_adarna.htm
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Some good names of my Korean friends : \n Well.. it'd sound abit weird to people who are not korean,\n but let me tell you some good girls' names [at least for koreans]\n Sua, Hyun-ah, Ji-in, Hye-yeung, Hyun-ji, Ji-woo, Yun-seo, Su-ae,\n Ah-hae, Hye-jin, Min-sun, Yu-ae
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Sounds hokkien, which i'm supposed to know but i don't. Need to tell me where you heard it from.
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do you eat ramun or kimchi? do you use cellular phones from LG? cars from Hyundai? it could get awkward if you start pointing out and emphasizing everything Korean, but it'd be nice if she could walk down the street and "just happen to notice" a humongous Samsung billboard.\n\nas for activites or games, i'd suggest that you provide a mix of games familiar to you and one or two Korean games (I'd suggest Yutnori). she can learn the games that she will probably be playing while living with your family and the Korean game will be "just for fun" while showing respect and curiosity for her culture. just make sure that most of those games are easy to follow and are more up to chance than skill or experience. cant have the guest losing at every game!\n\nalso show a slight interest in Korea (because Koreans tend to be fiercely proud of Korea when in foreign countries). some of the things that they are very proud about is their alphabet (oh how scientific and unique!), their food, their martial arts (tae kwon do, not karate), their supposed superior math skills, and the people.\nAlways remember to call the Sea of Japan, the "East Sea," if ever you should have to mention it.\n\nas for getting to know her better, i can't think of anything more helpful to say than to treat her like everybody else. I have been the "third culture kid" so long, and i know how irritating it is when people start to focus on my "foreigness" way too long. Never imitate her accent or excessively comment on Korea. Don't wink at her everytime you have ramun, and (this is what so many people tend to do) do NOT start every conversation with her with a question on Korea (although this is excusable on the first day).\n\ni've rambled on far too long, i think, but I do have one more suggestion. I know that many Americans do not really care about soccer or the World Cup. Someday, show her the excitement of football or baseball or foosball or whatever. But if you really don't mind which soccer team makes it on the World Cup, a great idea is for you root with her for the Korean team whenever there is a significant match. Not all Koreans care about soccer, but ALL OF THEM root for their soccer team (it is a big thing for them). Wear lots of RED, on the day of the match!
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It's not chowa, but jowa..."I like you" or "I like it".\n"Sirra" means "I don't like you" or "I don't like it".\n\nIf you need any more help why don't you log on to.........\nhttp://babelfish.yahoo.com/\n\nBut then you'll need to be able to type in Korean.
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There are several songs, the main one you heard is probably "Dae~Han-Min-Kook", which is the Korean name for the Republic of Korea. The other main songs they sung are "Oh, Pilsung Korea" (which means 'Certain Victory') and Arirang (a national Korean song), also one to the tune of Beethoven's Ode To Joy, and on occasions, the Korean national anthem. I was at the game in Leipzig so hopefully covered most of them.
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Try googling korean american newspapers.\n\nYou might find this site helpful too.  http://www.refdesk.com/paper.html
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http://www.koreaemb.org.cn/
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korean, try this:\n\nwww.omniglot.com
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I looks like Korean to me. I live in Japan, and it's not Japanese, but the writing on Korean things is very much like that.
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I'm only a Korean girl but maybe go to the internet to find out.
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full house, memory of bali, chunyang+monriong ... ( i forgot the title ), sorry i love you.. many other has played in indonesia but only few of them i like. . tell me if you have a good one two watch because i like funny,romantic koreanovela. mail me!
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yes, what's that KPO thing???
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yes soribada.com is good site...\nand yes almost all korean use it...\nbut it require you to be a member...\nand if you want to be a member,\nyou need korean social security number...\nso i suggest you to use something like limewire.com
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I am, but I'm half-Korean. <3 But actually, I have quite a few "white American" friends who completely agree. It's for the same reason white males like asian girls - sexy and exotic.