Korean language to denote illness or misfortune. For example, talnatda means "to become ill" or "to have trouble."
The talnori, or mask dance, originated as a shamanist practice meant to drive evil spirits of illness or bad luck out of an individual or a village. The shaman (mudang) and her assistants would put on masks and dance in order to scare away the demons.
In any case, traditional Korea
Ⅰ. Introduction of Study
1. Background of study
Although the name of 'QR code' was difficult to remember at first, the recognition rate of 'QR Code' is increasing day by day. As smart phones have become popular globally, various marketings which are using it have appeared. One of the typical marketings is QR code marketing. If QR code which is also called 2D barcode is scanned, it simpl
Korean culture which goes on for several days. When someone passes away, the wake is typically held in a funeral parlor at a hospital; this is a very unique point about Korean funeral culture. In 1994, the percentage of hospital funeral accounted for only 22% and it rose up to 68% in 2005. In May 1998, according to the nation-wide survey, there were 354 hospital funeral halls and 8 professional f
“A simple traditional song or poem for children” (Oxford Dictionaries)
The Difficulty of Defining Nursery Rhymes
Hey diddle diddle,
The cat and the fiddle,
The cow jumped over the moon;
The little dog laughed
To see such sport,
And the dish ran away with the spoon
Nursery Rhymes and (cynical) jokes
– rebellion against authority
- releasing taboos in polite society
provide engagement with English culture through experience learning
3> offer English education of good quality and low price
4> compensate the shortage of English learning time in public education
5> build global human resources (for English communication ability is the most required skill for global competition and Korean English education has been criticized for its emphasis on grammar.)