
Korean Practice, Bible Reading
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Updated 11 months ago
Well, since I have no clue what to do in Korea unless I live there or, hell, if I spoke Korean... May as well just practice reading the Bible aloud.
What do I care, for my own sake, when I could understand the Bible in multiple other languages already? It's just to help me practice Korean while I am away.
Fun story to start the play list off. I don't think I'll keep sorting the play list as I go, I dunno. As such, I guess it will be an interesting experience of "Bible in a mirror" if I finish this playlist.
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Reading 창세기 1, Genesis 1
GGoing Full RetardLink to the Bible translation website I am using: https://biblehub.com/kor/genesis/1.htm . So I just left Korea and, heh, that takes the most of this video's length in talking about. I also like to say 하느님 (Orthodox) instead of 하나님 (protestant). Whatever, the most important part, for me, is just reading the Bible as a practice of Korean language. Technically, since Korean is linguistically similar to Japanese, the act of doing this study of another language is as Japanese practice in the effects of being in Japan and then going into Japan while in between recordings. My time in Korea was Japanese practice given the linguistic similarity of Japanese to Korean and, yet, people wanted to be offended when I used Japanese so as to make it easier for me to learn Korean over time. As such, Korea is put on notice: knock off the "gakidomo" crap; never know when a US veteran is going to come by just like you don't know when a US soldier is going to Travis King themselves...8 views