Korea and KoreanコミュのLet's introduce yourself !! (for a first visitor)

I'm so happy that I can see you guys having different nationalities here! ;>

I'm Yoko Sadamoto, call me "Sada"or"Yoko".
I'm in 4th grade in University located in Tokyo.
Last year, I went to Aus and stayed there for about a year to study English, then happened to get a lovely Korean boyfriend (^^)
Jimmy is his best friend as well as my strict language teacher(^^;

It made me have numerous interests in Korea.
Visiting Korea, seeing many Korean and learning the language was awesome experience for me.

I wanna know more about the culture !

Nice to see you all and I'm waiting for hearing from you soon(^-^)/

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[1] mixiユーザー 09月19日 13:24

Yoko.. i've been lazy with doing mixi last few days cuz, there were things i needed to stick on. all these are related to Korean studenet society.. ^^. I was damm tired but deserved to do it. so now i'm back to a normal student and stressed again...TT
there are only 4 weeks to go for this semester, and my new life..so i will do my best what so ever..
and thanks for becoming my family.. ^^
see ya

[2] mixiユーザー 09月20日 15:28

Hello, everyone. I'm Kayo.
I used to live in Vancouver as a student for a year.
then made some Korean friends. also had a Korean BF at that time.
Now I'm in Japan living with a BF who is from Brisbane.
I'm really interested in Korea and Aus.

hope we're gonna have a lovely communication here.

cheers!

[3] mixiユーザー 09月20日 21:42

Pleased to see you, Kayo(^^

You also had a Korean BF too?
How come so many Japanese girls get Korean BF.
When I stayed in Aus, I saw many that couples.

Are Korean men attractive for us??
umm... mistery.

[4] mixiユーザー 09月21日 16:56

right. I saw many couples of a Japanese girl and a Korean guy.
It's not only about Korean guys. atractive ppl are atractive, u know.
I also saw some Chinese guy Japanese girl couples.

supecialy thesedays, many Japanese girls are intersted in Korean guys because of the stupid fad.
one day, one girl asked me how to get a Korean guy.
what an idiot! fxxk sake! I hadn't been going out with ex-korean BF because he was a korean, right? I had been going out with him only because I really liked him.

specialy Asian ppl often change their mind by the stupid media. even though they are not really cool, ppl feel like they're cool. I don't like that very much.

a bit difficult for me to explain this but hope some one understands me...v

[5] mixiユーザー 09月22日 22:43

Hello,everyone!

I'm living in a bustling city,in which a lot of Korean people live. I'm interested in the Korean culture and foods. I also like Korean dramsa.

Through these dramas, I could learn some Korean culture and custums.One question has lingered in my mind since I watched one of the korean dramas.

Why do they eat sea vegitables or sea weed on their birthdays?

[6] mixiユーザー 09月24日 14:11

Hello, Boron san.. let me answer for that question first, the sea weed contains a lot of nutrition enough to cover the minimum level of sustenance that human being requires for the life and ever since we could get it very easily from every where, (the three side of Korea is surrounded by the sea) it was really popular everyone and especially for those of weak people who have been sick or just recovered from illness. and I guess poverty could be one of the reasons why it’s so popular too. As you know, our forefathers weren’t able to have that well being life which like we have now that we can get food everywhere if we want in no time .but back in those days, you know, it wasn’t like this right?
And the reasons why we are having the sea weed soup on our birthday is really simple, right after our mothers give a birth for us, they become really weak and could even become really critical if they aren’t treated very well. So they eat the sea weed soup to get their health back and feed us with her breast mike (well, maybe this things rarely happened these days.^^). So we eat this on birthday as a symbol we were borne today hoping to bring a health life for the next year.
I hope you could find yourself understanding easily.. and nice to meet you here !!

[7] mixiユーザー 09月24日 22:27

I didn't know that matter of seaweeds(^^
Personaly I don't eat them much, but now I know it's good for health... should eat more...

Hey, I've got 2 Korean girl friends today!!(^0^)/
I had a welcome party at Korean Church in Tokyo, and we met there.
We really clicked each other, and decided to drink together oneday(^^

I'm so happy to have femail Korean friends coz of my previous house filled with many MALE Korean(--;
So that my Korean accent has got Man's one... my Korean classmates always teased me like "Your way of speaking is exactly man's!!!"....oh god(--;

Now I got a chance to learn proper lady-like cute Korean(^^
hah--- anyway the girls are so cute and nice(>v<)

If someone wants to learn Korean for free of charge and wanna have Korean friends, come to Tokyo Kyokai in Iidabashi on Sunday.
Even you are not Christian, they will welcome you.
(I am not Christian too)
Give me a mail individualy if you wanna have further info(^^

[8] mixiユーザー 09月25日 19:57

Thank you very much for your prompt reply,Jimmy.

Now,I figured out what sea vegitables mean on Korean people's bithdays.On the second thought, sea vegitables have a lot of minerals.Since they are known as good for hair and skin in Japan, we dine many of them ,espesially the men who worry about their receede forehead(My dad..).

Any way, thank you again.Nice to talk to you!

Polone

[9] mixiユーザー 10月04日 15:22

Hello guys, great to see you! I am roll, Japanese woman living in Seoul for 3years. Currently I am studying in graduate school.

My interests about Korea are so diverse,culture (old and new, from Tangun mith to Yon-sama phenomenon), history (especially during the colonial period and Park Chun hee regime), politics ( I can't understand the factionalism in Korean political scene!). Anyway, Korea continuously gives me a lot of wonder! However, I believe, the biggest charm of Korea is Korean people themselves.

I wish we will have nice and fruitful conversation here!!

[10] mixiユーザー 12月10日 14:22

G`day, mate?
Well, I`d like to introduce myself.

I lived with some koreans when i was in Sydney for 1 year.
Then, i became love korea. I think Korean is very Cheerful and the attitude are soo warm.

And I`ve been to Seoul once last year.
It was soo fantastic!! Especially food(^^).

Anyway, i`m gonna check this site again!
So please write down your knowledge about korea!
Thanks a lot.

[11] mixiユーザー 01月16日 07:52

Hello ~~*** I'm so happy to see this community !
i'm Satomi. i just work as a assistant for Japanese Language teacher in U.S. Actually, i'm a university student from Japan.

i very very like Korean stuff. 'cause i've Korean friends they're verry nice! and i love Korean foods!! especially Bipimpa( ? we call it 's
Ishiyaki-BIbinbba, right? ).

last year, i visited to Korea to see my friends in Nam-seoul University. but it was only 4 days ;-( so next time, i wanna stay there at least 1 month ...

anyway, thank you so much. i'm going to check this page sometimes !
Thanks. Bye.

[12] mixiユーザー 09月20日 05:47

Annyeong. Cheonunn George Imnida. young gook kin imnida.

jiral handa, hahaha

Anyway, My korean is terrible, so i should speak England.

Well i'm 22 male from London. Chotto nihongo ga hanaseru. but my korean is better these days. I used to live in Korea town in London with 8 korean students. It was great. Korean people are so much fun and they love to drink alcohol. I have so many good memories of living with korean students!

So i'll be going to Korea next april for 2 months (might visit japan but nothing is confirmed yet)

Anyway, it's good to see a group here for Korean interested

Long Live - Bul-dak, Gimchee, Gochujang, Dak Bulgoggi, Shin Ramyun, Drunken Tiger, CB Mass, Dynamic Duo, Full House, Samsooni, Silmido, My Sassy Girl and many more great things that come from korea!

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