Korean Job Discussion Forums

[harixseldon]

Daechidong Waygooki: Well since I don't have the switch-from-Korean-to-English button on my laptop, you'll have to make due, chief.

But since I'm at work, I'll retype my post for you: "I had �������� for dinner last night and it was delicious " Is that better?

And Chillin' Villian, thanks I'll try to find �ҹ��Ұ��� somewhere around here, it sounds very good.

[jajdude]

I sometimes like Į���� (Call guk soo) --- simple noodles but does the job.

[Son Deureo!]

[Son Deureo!]

Harixseldon, well done, you beat me to the punch!

[Daechidong Waygookin]

I dont have a holier than thou attitude. My point was that reading romanized korean is really annoying and difficult. It hurts my head trying to turn it back to hangul as there are no rules and everybody romanizes it in different ways. As you know, even small differences in written hangul make a big difference in meaning. That was my point. You are jumping to conclusions about my attitude.

And the "learn to read" advice is pretty damn sound, dont you think?

[Thunndarr]

[harixseldon]

Daechidong Waygookin: Correct me if I'm wrong, but the heading of this thread isn't "should I learn to read Korean". And besides the fact the advice wasn't asked for, I think it's pretty condescending for you (and someone else who posted if I remember right) to give me that advice. I'm not stupid, of course I'm going to try to learn how to read, write and speak Korean as soon as I can. In fact some my oldest students have been helping me during some of our free time.

And on top of that you're missing the point of this thread completely. I know enough Hangul to go to the resturaunts around me and sound out (slowly and sometimes incorrectly) what's on the menu, but since I don't understand Korean it's useless information to me. People that posted on this thread were nice enough to give descriptions of some dishes along with their Hangul. That's what I was asking for.

Son Deureo: Thanks again for the help.

[Guri Guy]

I agree. Daechidong Waygookin I think you do have a "holier than thou" attitude. As hypocritical as it is however, I can see your point. Your ID name is romanized Korean and I certainly find that very annoying. Correct that will you

[trevorcollins]

[casey's moon]

Well, this was a great thread....

Anyway, another good food, especially in chilly weather, is ������ (Seolleongtang) which is a beef broth (made from boiling beef bones for days, or something like that) with some noodles and rice, and green onions, and is way tastier than it sounds. It's usually only served in special ������ restaurants, but it is available for order on some regular �Ĵ� menus as well.

I'm assuming you're only looking for foods you can eat by yourself, right?

[riverboy]

I have a laptop from Canada. I don't write in Korean (I'm afraid to Romanise Hangeul). Therefor, I am no help, I still can't get enough of Kimchee Jigee.

[migooknom]

���α�(mandoo gook) which is dumpling soup is great during winter. I really like the ���α� they serve at the ����Į����(Myungdong Kal Gooksoo) chains. The mandoo they make are so big and delicious. The Į���� they serve there is also great (the best Į���� in Seoul they say). Free rice for your ���α� and free noodle refills(!) for your Į����.

[bucheon bum]

[Daechidong Waygookin]

[thorin]

What's wrong with this picture?