Sentence examples for To koreans from inspiring English sources
noun
Designation given to the indigenous or naturalized people occupying the Korean Peninsula on the Asian continent, in either North Korea or South Korea.
To Koreans, this computer game is a sport, and its practitioners are athletes.
To Koreans and foreigners abroad alike, due to lack of education I'm often viewed as a token black girl or the voice for all black people.
To Koreans who also want domestic stability but with freedom of expression and an opportunity to have a say in national policy, "the Olympics has become a rallying point for democratization," another diplomat said.
"Over the years London has become more open to Koreans.
We should perhaps remember that President Bush has never liked talking to Koreans.
But to Koreans, there can be no true loyalty without it.
Yet businesses catering to Koreans are thriving, and the district has even expanded.
Consulting to Koreans is difficult, he says, because they have such high standards.
We'd appeal to Koreans, Chinese, Japanese, Dominicans, Ecuadoreans, Haitians — the new immigrants.
"Mangjul Ilrang" sounds neither Korean to Koreans nor Japanese to Japanese.
"The Chinese gather gingko, and I've talked to Koreans who are gathering white wood aster".
