Finally ...One More Book 완성!

After months of preparing and recording, another book is finished. We finished the 5th book. Thank to Kim sonsaengnim for ...again...and again...being soooo patient with me during the whole process. I did learn a lot. 

That..day..the last day of recording..I felt like I was out of place..since Kim sonsaengnim came with the fully neatly suited armored for the recording, as for me..I just came with my casual look as usual. 예의없는 수라이, 진짜!!ㅋㅋㅋ 

 

Anyhow...I'm gladly relieved that the DVD book is ready..oops minus editing. Guess...we got to wait until next year.

But...I just want to thank all the crew and the members and the behind-the-scene personnel who had made this happen.

One of the Features I love about Elevator @ KBS

One of the best ways to spend time inside an elevator is....studying.^^ or learning something new. Although we may just need an elevator to go up or down for a couple of levels, there are just myriads of ways to spend them wisely.

So..every month..or every other week....there is a pamphlet or any poster posted on one sidewall inside the elevator..for everyone to learn one thing or two. 

This week's topic is how to pronounce words in Korea. Even for Koreans, these words might give them some headache since they had to figure out how to read and pronounce them correctly.

So...this KBS 한국어 (KBS Korean Language) was one of the ways listeners could make the best time in a chance of meeting or bumping into someone. 

Wait...I thought they were....

learning Korean at the Pureun Multicultural Center. But..how come that I found this footage?

It looks like they were in some kind of parks...

I just learned that these Moms were having their time learning Korean at the park while of course chattering other stuffs.

One from Philippines, one from Vietnam, one from China, two from Indonesia.

Except the ones from Indonesia, the rest are Moms of multicultural families in Korea. 

Oh, there were others, too. I should've known.

Looks like they sure had a time of their life. 

Exposed themselves to Korean life and adapted themselves to other cultures brought by their peer friends Moms.