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QuickStriker
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And questions questions! I'm about to sleep soon so I hope I see some questions I can actually answer in regards to this! | ||
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QuickStriker
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On August 23 2010 12:49 konadora wrote: you don't need a korean keyboard to type korean Yes I know that. But a Korean keyboard that has Korean letters on each key instead of reading it off the computer or internet is SO MUCH CONVENIENT. So at least for that reason (along with other lesser minor reasons), it's necessary for me! :D | ||
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Vedreth
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I'm very interested in this!! Any chance of putting the videos up as vods for later? In Australia, it's midday monday when you'll be streaming, so I'll be at work :[ Also, if you're stuck for what to teach, or need a good place for ideas- check out www.braverobotkorean.com - Very easy, well written intro to korean! 고마워요!! | ||
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29 fps
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what time zone are you going to broadcast from? and will the casts be available (on demand) for those who miss an episode? | ||
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kaleidoscope
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pronunciations -> simple common phrases -> sentence structure -> grammar points?? | ||
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QuickStriker
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On August 23 2010 13:29 Vedreth wrote: QS.. Lucky I found this blog! I just spent the last 2 weeks in Malaysia for work and met some really super nice (hot) korean folk (girls). I spent a day learning the korean alphabet - very easy and logical, so now I can (very slowly) read and write korean. I don't know any words tho. I'm very interested in this!! Any chance of putting the videos up as vods for later? In Australia, it's midday monday when you'll be streaming, so I'll be at work :[ Also, if you're stuck for what to teach, or need a good place for ideas- check out www.braverobotkorean.com - Very easy, well written intro to korean! 고마워요!! Hey thanks! I'll definitely would put up videos as vods later ONLY IF I KNOW how to save the video into a file.... I want to put them in a file and upload them into megaupload for on-demand situations and maybe youtube. But ya, I just gotta know how to do that first.. On August 23 2010 13:33 29 fps wrote: great idea! i'd tune in. what time zone are you going to broadcast from? and will the casts be available (on demand) for those who miss an episode? It'll be from Eastern Standard Time since I live in NY. I would make the casts available on demand for livestream like one episode at a time and delete the previous one after when the following week happens so I don't overload too much space on livestream. Ideally, I want to do that plus put videos for download on sites like megaupload and maybe on youtube if I have time and ability to do so... On August 23 2010 13:16 Chairman Ray wrote: Another one for the rundown. In 4v4s when you start typing Korean, it makes the opposing team just mentally give up. LOL | ||
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QuickStriker
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On August 23 2010 13:35 kaleidoscope wrote: any idea how you are going to plan your lectures? like the flow and such? pronunciations -> simple common phrases -> sentence structure -> grammar points?? Still planning in process. All of them I'll definitely go over at least to a brief level like for sentence structure and grammar points but like I said, the main purpose is to spread awareness and interest to learn Korean so ideally people would go off on their own to pursuit their interest to learn Korean by themselves. By all means, I'm not a real teacher, professor, or anything of sort. My only teaching experience is teaching English in Korea to elementary school kids for 6 months and that's like amateurish the way I did it. And I have no intention to treat any of you as elementary school kids since none of you are... So, if anyone can help me with planning my lectures and all, that'll be great as well. Like a planner assistant would be ideal. Otherwise, I'll just have to make the best with what I have access and have to provide the best Korean class I can give! | ||
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Meeran
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Would be great if you could upload it somewhere on demand, so poor little me in Scandinavia dosent have to sit up all night ^^ Best of luck! And I wanna score a korean boy kk! | ||
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