The word 'Koreans' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to people from South or North Korea, or of Korean descent, depending on the context. For example, "The cultural exchange program will bring together students from around the world, including Koreans."
"This is now a story of Americans changing their movie to make North Koreans happy," he complained, in an email dated 15 August.
The programme, which offers a month-long teaching placement at Pyongyang Tourism College in the secretive country's capital city, is run by Juche Travel Services (JTS), a certified travel company which promises "unparalleled levels of interaction and engagement with local Koreans".
Kirby said many things shocked him about the lives of ordinary North Koreans, but he mentioned in particular the regime's denial that political prison camps exist, "especially given the strong testimony and the corroboration by the international satellite images now available to the world".
Others have reservations about contributing financially to a regime accused of grave human rights abuses against its people, and travelling to a country where foreigners are escorted everywhere, and interactions with North Koreans are usually stage-managed with specially selected members of the public.
He said Google Earth shows what appear to be prison camps, exactly as described by those North Koreans who gave testimony to the UN commission.
Kirby said an increasing number of Chinese mobile phones, which can connect to internet (not just North Korea's intranet) and thus the outside world, are being smuggled into North Korea, which means it could be possible that North Koreans manage to read some of the report's findings.
Defeat against Hungary was a certainty, he figured, as was a Turkish victory over the Koreans.
That will inspire mixed emotions among many South Koreans.
The most obvious is the path previously trodden by Japanese firms such as Toyota and Sony, and then South Koreans such as Samsung and Hyundai: first, establish a beachhead in the West by selling a good-enough product cheaply; then relentlessly raise your price and quality.
Another factor restricting foreign car makers' share of the South Korean market to a pathetic 0.6% is that South Koreans who buy German or American wheels have in the past been subjected to surprise tax audits a frightening prospect in a country where evasion is rife.South Korean consumers are not naturally averse to foreign brands as any visitor to a duty-free shop in Asia will have noticed.
He heaps scorn on Libya's efforts but reserves praise for the North Koreans.
