Korean Job Discussion Forums

[mrsquirrel]

I always find it amusing that people find it necessary to state the nationality of their partner by using a letter. It's not just limited to Korean forums Ive seen it used on the Thai forums as well, never noticed it on any of the other Asian forums but then I don't spend much time on there, does it happen for all the Asian nations?

Why is it always men using it for their partners, never really notice women making a point of where their partner comes from. The may mention it in but it's never the first thing the say about the,

I think for newbies it may be a good idea to have a key so that they can understand what people are talking about.

[RACETRAITOR]

You mean like "K-girlfriend?" I've seen that phrase a lot, but never have I ever seen someone write "my K-wife."

[Alyallen]

B-boyfriend. No one would have a clue what the *beep* that means! That's why I don't use it...plus it's not important...

[ajgeddes]

People use it sometimes because it is relevant.

For example:

"I was out with my GF and some old man started yelling at us because we were holding hands"

"I was out with my K GF and some old man started yelling at us because we were holding hands"

Perhaps, not the best example, but you get the point.

[ajgeddes]

[SeoulShakin]

British?

[Alyallen]

[Alyallen]

[Smee]

B-boy friend?

[Alyallen]

[ajgeddes]

Botswanian
Belgian
Belizian
Bronxian

[Alyallen]

[mytime]

black boyfriend obviously

[Komichi]

Bucktooth boy.

[ajgeddes]

BAHAMAN!!!




No?

Bahrainian?
Bangladeshi?
Barbadosonian?
Belorussian?
Beninian?
Bermudan?
Bhutanian?
Bosnian?
Brazilian?
Bruneian?
Bulgarian?
Burkina Fasoian?
Burmese?