한국/어 How-To is a new kangmi section that allows members to post content that will be useful to Korean learners and expats in Korea. For starters, I’ve added a couple of previous posts from kangmi: “The Korean words to “Happy Birthday to You” and “A Mnemonic for Remembering the Days of the Week”. I’ve also linked to a site on how to play 가위, 바위, 보.
Although the last few weeks have been slow blogging weeks, they have not been without actual Korean study. 인선 and I continue to meet. Last night we completed the Novice I level of the Sogang University course. We’ll spend the rest of this month in weekly conversation (and answering my endless questions) before moving on to the next level. 인선 suggested at the beginning of Novice I that by the end of it we should be able to converse totally in Korean. We’re not yet, but it’s getting easier to talk about everyday things in Korean.
Next month will bring a new challenge, as 인선 will be traveling for a few weeks starting in mid-May. I’ve asked her to find a tutor for me during that time. My wide-ranging pessimistic self imagines that whatever comfort level I’ve achieved with 인선 will be smashed to pieces before it achieves a new, stronger state.
I would not normally bore you, my readers, with this sort of thing, but I’m feeling squeaky, and wheels need to be greased.
I’ve been having Bloglines troubles since early this year. If it’s not one thing, it’s another. Only one problem of several has been solved. Bloglines has been inconsistent with their customer service (yes, I know they’re free, but they’re not the only reader around). Hence today’s e-mail:
In Bloglines, whenever this feed:
http://www.kangmi.org/index/weblog/rss_atom/
is updated, there is an error when one clicks on the link to the post. The link should be a permalink to the post. Instead, the link goes to http://www.bloglines.com/.
Is there something I need to fix, or is the problem on your end?
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