Sentence examples for korean knowledge from inspiring English sources

Perhaps Biggs, with his week's worth of Korean knowledge, can explain to us what Samsung means when it's hyping up its 19-inch monitor on its product page.

TKM is a subset of CAM that originated from Korean traditional knowledge and literature.

"In a culture that places a high value on education and knowledge, Koreans are already conditioned to believe their personal success is tied to getting specialized training in their professions," he said.

However, despite their better knowledge of Korean language, the same survey showed that Korean pop music is less widespread among Sakhalin Koreans than among ethnic Koreans in Kazakhstan, possessing about the same degree of popularity as in Uzbekistan.

A working knowledge of Korean is recommended.

Recommended for students with previous knowledge of Korean.

An expert on North Korea at the Liaoning Academy of Social Sciences in north-east China said he doubted the North Korean government had any knowledge of the incident when it happened.

On arrival they go through social orientation provided by the Ministry of Unification, designed "to give North Korean refugees the basic knowledge necessary to function as citizens of democratic South Korea", covering everything from healthcare to education.

Applicants should have some knowledge of Korean culture and history, a strong commitment to accept the demands of participation in an intensive program and a demonstrated ability to make successful adjustments to new cultural settings.

Twelve native Chinese Mandarin speakers (6 male and 6 female, 18 to 21 years old) with no prior knowledge of Korean language were trained in the visual form of these characters for 2 weeks, followed by 2 weeks each of phonological and semantic training.

A working knowledge of Korean will gain him only so much acceptance, Nava realizes, but he is eager for the challenge.