You can check out some of the websites .
jewelry
You can purchase Korean historical jewelry from various sources, including online marketplaces such as Etsy, eBay, or Amazon. Additionally, there are specialty stores or websites that specifically focus on Korean traditional crafts and jewelry. Searching for Korean jewelry boutiques or visiting art and craft fairs in Korea may also provide opportunities to purchase authentic historical jewelry.
Learn Korean.
I think you can use online courses to learn Korean. That is the alternative to going to a language school. I am using this reference as of this moment in studying Korean.http://www.langocity.com/learn-korean-course-one.html/
You can learn Korean in the UK through language schools, universities, or online courses. Look for language centers that offer Korean classes, check university language programs, or explore online platforms for Korean language learning resources. Some options include the Korean Cultural Centre UK in London, universities with East Asian studies departments, and websites like Talk to Me in Korean.
yes but if you have a ipod touch or a iphone then there is an app for it just type in korean how to speak it
The Korean language can be learned from different methods. One can enroll in community colleges that offer Korean language. One can also learn from software programs such as Rosetta Stone.
An extended visit to South Korea is a good reason to learn Korean. The Korean alphabet is very new to the world and was created in a logical progression that makes it very easy to learn. South Korea is slowly eliminating the use of Chinese in Korea, making Korean easy to learn and adjust to.
Sure, why not? Sure, why not? :)
girls: 오빠 (oppa) boys: 형 (hyeong)
Alfred Janata has written: 'Schmuck in Afghanistan' -- subject(s): Jewelry 'Korean painting' -- subject(s): Korean Painting
yes markiplier is korean so is his mom and his brother thomas although thomas is too lazy to learn korean mark is currently learning korean and teaches ethan on unnus annus how to speak korean