Re: President Roh Moo-hyun romanisation

On Sun, 10 Sep 2006 20:50:37 +0000, Andy Jeffries wrote:
I think part of the problem with my learning Korean is getting my head
round the fact that a single word can mean different things, for example:

tae-kwon-do-jang - jang means place for doing taekwondo
beoseu-pyo-yeol-jang - jang is the count word for tickets sam-jang - jang
means pattern or sequence (Taekwondo taegeuk poomsae)

And another example I've just come across:

Yong-guk - England
Yong - zero

Are we the land of zeros? :-)

Cheers,


Andy

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