Sentence examples for korean it from inspiring English sources

CorFire — which is the mobile commerce brand of SK C&C USA (a wholly owned subsidiary of South Korean IT provider SK C&C) describes its m-commerce tech business as follows.

Ahn Chul-soo, a Korean IT entrepreneur and political sensation, calls them zoos, where employees are caged animals, and accuses them of "squeezing small companies for every penny".

In Korean it means Shining Wisdom and she thinks the Korean symbols "dance together".

With Ban Ki-moon, the South Korean, it will be back to normal.

This symbol is derived from the yin-yang of ancient philosophy; in Korean it is known as um-yang.

After all, a former North Korean IT specialist, now a South Korean professor, has been saying they are on the verge of providing broader access since 2009.

"For Koreans it's even harder to learn English because its structure is completely different from Korean," he said.

The Koreans, it seems, are coming.

South Koreans, it says, can either lump it or leave.

For North Koreans, it is, as always, another story.

Koreans, it's a little haphazard at times.