Sentence examples for both koreans from inspiring English sources

"Both Koreans and Japanese are too narrow-minded when it comes to dealing with their neighbors.

"When chefs put kimchi in a quesadilla, they start to get the flavor out, and both Koreans' and Americans' impression that it's just too spicy starts to dissipate," said Debra Samuels, co-author of "The Korean Table" (Tuttle, 2008).

Many people, both Koreans and Japanese, have been outraged by the shrine visit, seeing it as a sign of Japan's insensitivity and lack of repentance for it past aggression in northeast Asia.

In the case of these islands, known as Dokdo in South Korea and Takeshima in Japan, the show of Korean control is pushed to extremes: Only two non-government employees live here, a fisherman and his wife, both Koreans.

As I recall, he told me about the war that had occurred, how Korea had been divided into two, and that these men, both Koreans, were now from two opposing sides of the same country, and hated each other.

Using literary texts, films, and relevant secondary scholarship, we will consider how a range of writers and filmmakes used narratives of transnational movement -- the crossing of Korea's borders in both directions by both Koreans and non-Koreans -- in order to both conceptualize Korea's place in a changing world and re-fashion the bounds of Korean identity.

Both Korean companies are insolvent.

Hyphens (in both Korean and English versions) have been dropped.

"We call ourselves 1.5 because we are both Korean and American.

The acts here sang and lip synced in both Korean and English.

Choson Sinbo is a Tokyo-based publication printed in both Korean and Japanese.