Living in South Korea

by Rob Whyte and Kyoung-Mi Kim

How to feel at home, make friends and enjoy everyday life. A brief introduction to the culture for visitors, students and business travelers. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0866471316
• ISBN13: 9780866471312
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Pro Lingua Associates
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 5.6" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

An absolute "must-have" for anyone considering a visit to South Korea.

The latest volume in the "Living In" series for travelers and would-be foreign residents, Living in South Korea: How to Feel at Home, Make Friends and Enjoy Everyday Life is a basic primer for business and pleasure travelers as well as prospective residents of South Korea. Illustrated with black-and-white photographs, Living in South Korea does not offer maps or information about tourist attractions, hotels, restaurants, and the like; instead, the focus is upon delivering a solid primer of Korean culture and manners. From how and when to bow, to rules of etiquette concerning gift giving and who pays when going out, to warnings of what to expect when searching for a job teaching English (such as the importance of bringing an original university diploma, at least two letters of recommendation, and several original copies of a police check from one's local police department indicating no criminal record), to types of employment opportunities available, and much more. There is a brief summary of the Korean language and a pronunciation guide, but no phrasebook - Living in South Korea is not intended as a substitute for Korean language reference or study materials. An absolute "must-have" for anyone considering a visit to South Korea.

Living in South Korea- I am using this book for a repot

This book was good enough to provide me with lots of information about living in- South Korea. Although I mostly used the information for my report, it also provided me with a new intrest in South Korea. This book gave me first-hand information about South Korea. I enjoyed it, certainlly not the best..but pretty good. ( This book does not include many statistics)