Bismillahirrohmanirrohim.... This is the place where I am jotting down my daily lives, my experiences, travels, joys, and things I cherish in life.. along with my family's journeys. This has been a great and will be a beautifully ridden life. In short, did that, been there, will be...all those vistas.
Showing posts with label Hangeul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hangeul. Show all posts
Friday, October 9, 2015
마당을...
Labels:
Hangeul,
Hangeul Day,
Hangul,
korean alphabet,
October 9,
한글,
한글날
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Packing stuffs to bring home..
My wife is now in Indonesia (as I am writing this). Before her departure, we were so busy shopping stuffs to bring as souvenirs for our family and relatives back home. Food? check. Handicrafts? check. T-shirts? check. Kim, tea, coffee (funny, eh?), Korean pancake..
and even..these colorful I do-not-know-what that my sister requested.
and of course, Hangeul imprinted T-shirts...^^ we bought as many as 20 t-shirts.
What a shopping in a cold winter that day.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Eyra Learning Hangeul
It has been a month or so since Eyra started learning Hangeul or Korean alphabets. She is going to Korea to meet me this coming December or in January. I do not know when...but it's just that she needs to be prepared. After all, we are planning to send her to the local school in Korea where she will be able to mingle and befriend and learn and get exposed to Korean life and culture. I know that it might be hard for her since she has not had any previous experiences of what Korea is. But, time will tell since she is a kind of eager to learn and know more about it.
So, she kinda likes it.
She keeps learning how to read and write in Korean.
Adi, my colleague back home, is the one who teaches Korean to Eyra.
Hope she will be able to make the most and the best out of it.
**Oh, the colorful studying desk that she is using is a gift box set from Susu Bendera:) We've been collecting the receipts of the milk purchases we made for the past one year.....^^. It's free in the sense...that we did not have to buy for it.
So, she kinda likes it.
She keeps learning how to read and write in Korean.
Adi, my colleague back home, is the one who teaches Korean to Eyra.
Hope she will be able to make the most and the best out of it.
**Oh, the colorful studying desk that she is using is a gift box set from Susu Bendera:) We've been collecting the receipts of the milk purchases we made for the past one year.....^^. It's free in the sense...that we did not have to buy for it.
Labels:
bahasa Korea,
Eyra,
Hangeul,
Korean,
Korean Language
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