Korean Terminology in KMAs

**EternalRage** · Posted On: 7/06/2007 10:26am

And here I thought they weren't allowed into the country.

**theprotz** · Posted On: 7/06/2007 12:03pm

Terms and pronunciations by a Korean with audio..

http://www.blackeagle.org/terminology.htm - FTW

the first wav doesnt work though..

**TEA** · Posted On: 7/06/2007 1:57pm

Originally Posted by theprotz

Terms and pronunciations by a Korean with audio..

http://www.blackeagle.org/terminology.htm - FTW

the first wav doesnt work though..

The Romanization on that site is a perfect illustration of what I wrote about back in post #19. :new_cussi

**EternalRage** · Posted On: 7/06/2007 2:32pm

WTF is "Say Jak" for start.

**TEA** · Posted On: 7/06/2007 2:39pm

Originally Posted by EternalRage

WTF is "Say Jak" for start.

Isn't "Say Jack" the prelude to bumming something off of someone you don't know? Example: "Say Jack, you gotta light?"

**D Dempsey** · Posted On: 7/06/2007 2:50pm

Originally Posted by EternalRage

And here I thought they weren't allowed into the country.

I think they can claim refugee status if they make it to US soil. Most probably come by way of china or south korea. I'm not real sure. The ones I met all defected and came via south korea.

On a side note my wife just informed me that I've been enrolled in a korean language course since I don't speak it well enough. I'm so whipped.

***DerAuslander*** · Posted On: 7/09/2007 1:58am

Under the North Korean Freedom Act, any North Korean arriving on US soil can claim asylum. I know of one instance where this was denied, by an American bitchocrat who by denying NKers their asylum let them fall into Chinese hands, which meant they would eventually fall back into the hands of Kim Jeongil, which means...

They are dead.

Escaping from North Korea is a treasonous offence for which the penalty is usually execution. If you're lucky, you just get sent to a concentration camp.