Hello again!

안녕하새요 여러븐!

Hello, everyone!

Annyeonghasaeyo yeoreobeun!

It’s been a long time since I blog. Well, 2 months flew by quite fast.

I’ve done nothing except for listening to podcast and reading pdf files of TTMIK.

What’s TTMIK?

It’s an acronym for Talk To Me In Korean. To put it simply, it’s a Korean language lesson site.

In my opinion,

한국어는 정말 재미있어요!

Korean Language is fun!

It’s seem hard at first, but you’ll easily get the hang of it with the help of the wonderful teachers there, namely Kyeoungeun Choi and Hyunwoo Sun.

Well, I think this is the way I can promote people to continue learning and enjoy every bit of the learning journey and process.

Till then, everyone!

안녕히 계세오!

P/S: I hope that I can get a t-shirt from TTMIK for free! ^^ ㄱㄱㄱ

just kidding! ^^

Why (왜)

I don’t know that looking and finding jobs are this hard.

Especially in geology sector. Most of the vacancies and small companies want graduates with experiences.

I want to apply for government jobs but the website is so weird, tak berani nak apply.

2 companies dah reject my application and that’s alright, at least I’ve known the verdict.

Yang tak direply yang buat aku jadi anxious. >.<’’

Huh hah.

Takpe la. Belajar Korean Language dulu la. lul

Doppelganger Moment

Yes. As mentioned in my facebook page, I’m gonna find all doppelgangers of colleagues and friends.

I’ll post pictures then you guess whose doppelganger is she or he. Sounds great? Cool.

To kick this up and running, here’s DOPPELGANGER Numero Uno!

Feel free to give me your opinion, my friend!

Questions

I have a lot of questions and I hope TRAVEL NUTS can share their experiences and opinions here. Lol (What a way to promote a very boring blog).

1. When you go travelling to new countries, did you go for the:

a) Sceneries and nature

b) The city (shopping complexes etc.)

c) Cuisine and delicacies

d) Culture and society

e) Historical spots

 

2. Why you chose one or more of the above. And I hope you can give which places that gives you pleasure and fun and willing to promote.

Thank you so much.

I may not have replies at all.. >.< *crossed all fingers that it will not happen*

Malaysian

I wrote tonight not because I am racist, but I’m very concern of selfish and arrogant attitude of Malaysian, namely Chinese.

I was at Tesco Mall yesterday night to buy some stuff and there was crates and boxes of oranges sold there.

All of the boxes are meant to be sold to public and anyone who want to celebrate and join the festivity of the Chinese New Year that coming up in three days time.

What make my eyes sore is that there are some people and based of my mere observation at that time, Chinese people, without any shame to people around, opened a box and tested the oranges inside. They picked not one, not two but three oranges and ate them all. What about the skin? They put it on top of the undisturbed boxes.

Then, one guy opened up several boxes and transferred some oranges into one box and just left the others there. Selfish bastard.

The question here is why? Why are you being so selfish? If you can be a little considerate, at least throw away the skins into an appropriate place. Such a disgrace to look.

Tesco staffs were there and told them to stop what they were doing, and as you may guess they stopped for a while, and they came back for another try.

GG WEH!

보스-동

The Bosu-dong Book Street

After the 6.25 War, many people took shelter at Busan and many students studied at the schools even at the camp classes and air-open classes in Busan. At that time, it was very difficult that students and the intellectuals buy new books for study, so secondhand book stores were increased more and more. Later, the Bosu-dong book street was formed.

The Bosu-dong book street has became the famous cultural place since 1960s. Some people sold their precious books when they needed some money because they were badly off. Others bought secondhand books cheaply at there. Especially, at the beginning of semester, the street was very crowded with students to buy or sell some books.
These days, a number of bookstores which sell new books have took their places at the street because of economic growth. The bookstores of the street possesses many kinds of book and they offer books cheaply, so the present Bosu-dong book street which are popular among many people could be created.

※Transportation

*Bus - get off Bupyeong-dong, Bosu-dong No. 59, 60, 81

*Subway - get off gate 3 of Jagalchi station

P/S:  I know about this place when I watched ‘2 Days 1 Night’ in KBS where Lee Seunggi have to find a really old books from this place. I wonder if there’s such a place here in Malaysia.

Originally: http://dynamicbusan.blogspot.com/2007/11/bosu-dong-book-street.html

Learning New Things!

It is true when people say that you’ll never stop learning until you are dead.

I learn new things everyday, and now I’m enjoying learning new language.

I learn Korean language as of now. Back to basic I guess, like we learn languages in Standard 1.

For now, I just learn the basic of the language; the vowels and consonants and the pronunciation.

I have came across the grammar part but never really get the hang of it. Yet.

Thanks to the internet and KBS World at Channel 391 (ASTRO), I got more and more spirited to learn Korean. Success is at hand. :D

P/S: Picture: Thank you and I’m Sorry in Korean.