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Grandma Lives in Korea captures the unique experiences of a young child visiting her grandmother in Korea, navigating the intriguing differences and unexpected similarities between their worlds.

Are you tired of low-quality bilingual books with awkward Korean translations, most of which are designed for kids rather than grown-ups? Are you searching for high-quality Korean-English bilingual books tailored for intermediate learners, helping you learn more sophisticated Korean? Written and translated by a professional with over 10 years of experience, this series will quickly boost your Korean language skills. Just follow these encouraging short sentences every day—read them aloud or write them repeatedly. With these uplifting messages, you'll enjoy vivid and modern-life Korean.

A dazzling work of historical fiction, based on true events, about two women who seem the most unlikely to ever meet: Alice, a Korean war survivor and translator for the American forces in Seoul and Marilyn Monroe, who is visiting Korea on a four-day USO tour.

It is the winter of 1954, and in the rubble-strewn aftermath of the Korean war Marilyn Monroe has come to Seoul to perform to the US soldiers stationed there. Incongruous in her silk dress and flawless makeup, she sings of seduction and love, dazzling battle-scarred Americans and Koreans alike. Alice, the woman chosen to be Marilyn’s translator, was once Kim Ae-sun, before her name was stolen from her - along with so much else - by the war.

On Korea Like a Local, learn Korean the quickest and easiest way out there with 5-minute episodes weekly packed with the best language and culture lessons. Additionally, if you’re thinking of traveling, I give you the tips and tricks to get the best out of your experience in South Korea, with insider information that not even Google can provide. This podcast provides all the information you need to have an excellent trip without any language barrier with the most unique experiences that you’ll never forget!

Febbraio 1954. La guerra di Corea è finita da un anno, dopo che è stato firmato l’armistizio. Eppure, per il paese è ancora difficile tornare alla normalità. Gli orfanotrofi sono pieni di bambini affamati e sopravvivere è molto difficile. Alice J. Kim è una dattilografa e traduttrice che lavora per l’esercito americano e che vorrebbe tornare alla vita che aveva prima che la Corea fosse distrutta. Decide così di accettare un lavoro di soli quattro giorni, ma ben pagato. Dovrà essere l’interprete di Marilyn Monroe, che è appena arrivata in Corea in tour per le truppe dell’esercito del suo paese.