Marriage and The Korean Military I've been talking to my Korean friends about the Korean military and have been hearing that married guys in the Korean military have it differently than single guys. Like married guys get desk jobs and are able to go home every weekend and things like that. I was just curious to know if any of this was true, or if there's no difference between married vs single guys in the Korean military

Korean traditional blankets? If anyone could help me, I'm trying to find good quality Korean traditional blankets. Like the colorful ones reminiscent of hanboks. I've seen what I'm looking for in the subway shops, but some people say those are bad quality, is that true? And if so, where could I find better quality? Any help or information is highly appreciated!

"은/는지" 쓴 것 연습합니다 너의 남동생이 왜 항상 무례하는지 몰라요? 당신은 크리스마스 동안 여기에 갈 수 있는지 없는지 알아요? 이거 맛있는지 봐 주세요 제가 왜 그렇게 생각하는지 몰라요? 저를 어디에 있었는지 몰라요? You don't know why your brother is always so rude? Do you know if you can come here during Christmas or not? See if this tastes good Do you not know why I think like that? Did you not know where I was?

취침 시간! 저는 매일 1시 30분에 잠을 잘 준비를 해요. 세수를 하고 피부 관리 요법 시작해요. 피부 관리 요법 할 때 커튼을 쳐고 티비를 켜고 잠옷을 입어요. 피부 관리 요법 끝내면 화장싱에 가고 전동칫솔을 켜고 이를 닦아요. 그런데 제 방에 가고 불을 끄고 이불을 덮고 8시에 알람을 맞춰요. 그런데 자요. 그 다음날에 알람이 울릴 때 일어나요. 기지개를 켜고 알람을 껴요. 제 남자친구한테 메세지를 보내고 티비를 끄고 아침밥을 먹는 것 가요. I start getting ready for bed at 1:30 AM. I wash my face and start my skincare regimen. While I do that, I close my curtains, turn on the TV, and get dressed in my pajamas. When I finish my skincare regimen, I go to the bathroom, turn on my electric toothbrush, and brush my teeth. Then I go to my room, turn off the light, cover myself with blankets, and set my alarm for 8:00 AM. And then I go to sleep. The next day, I wake up when my alarm goes off. I stretch and turn my alarm off. I text my boyfriend, turn off the TV, and go eat breakfast.

Question about the Korean military I was wondering if anybody knew if it was possible for a guy in the military to call someone internationally. My boyfriend will be going into military next year and he can call his family and friends in Korea if he wants, but we were curious to know if he could make calls internationally so we could talk. Any information at all on this would be appreciated! :)

"죽겠어요" 쓰고있어요 귀여워 죽겠어요! - It's so cute I'm gonna die! 배고파 죽겠어요! - I'm so hungry I'm gonna die! 날씨가 더워 죽겠어요! - The weather is so hot I'm gonna die! 날씨가 추워 죽겠어요! - The weather is so cold I'm gonna die! 어려워 죽겠어요!/힘들어 죽겠어요! - It's so difficult I'm gonna die! 웃겨 죽겠어요! - It's so funny I'm gonna die! 맛있어 죽겠어요! - It's so yummy I'm gonna die! 슬퍼 죽겠어요! - I'm so sad I'm gonna die! 로만틱 해 죽겠어요! - It's so romantic I'm gonna die!

Best English books for Koreans My boyfriend is Korean and he's been trying to study English for a while now, his conversational English is amazing, but he'd like to improve it. The problem is is that school textbooks and old formal English books don't seem to be helping that much or explaining a lot. I was wondering if anyone had suggestions on modern English books for Koreans, or more conversational, colloquial focused books. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated!

Practice using the expression 뒷북치다 저는 제 1형 당뇨병 있는 진짜 모르겠었어요? 항상 뒷북치네요. - You really didn't know that I have Type 1 Diabetes? You're always one step behind. "넌 병원에 갔어?? 어머!" "누구나 벌써 알았어서 뒷북치지마." - "You went to the hospital?? Omg!" "Everybody knew that already, quit making a fuss about it." 그게 안 들었어요? 누구나 알았어요. 뒷북치지말아요 - You didn't hear about it? Every body knows about it. Don't make a big deal out of it.

한국어 예문 그 축구 선수를 잘생겼어요 - That soccer player is handsome 목숨은 가끔 이상해요 - life is strange sometimes 모기를 너무 싫어해요 - I really hate mosquitoes 작은 허리를 있으면 좋겠어요 - I wish I had a small waist 오늘 밤은 달이 진짜 예뻐요! - The moon is so pretty tonight! 남자들 담배를 피우는 것을 싫어해요 I hate guys who smoke cigarettes 옷걸이를 어디 있어요? - Where are the hangers? 이곳 국제 공항 이에죠? - This is an international airport right? 프리랜스 화가 되는 것을 목적이에요 - It's my goal to become a freelance artist 어떤 국가에 가고 싶어요? - Which country do you want to go to? 이 동네를 좋아해요 - I like this neighborhood 미국에 학비를 너무 비싸요 - Tuition in America is really expensive 여기에 무기를 안돼요 - No weapons here 거리 청소년은 우리 타이어를 훔쳤어요! - Street youths stole my tires! 그 겅강이 좋았어요! - That was a good game!