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Annyeong.net is a blogging network and host for bloggers who write about things relating to Korea. The focus of the blogs across the Annyeong network range from adoption, life in Korea, pursuits in learning the Korean language, to Korean entertainment and even more. The idea of this is

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The Blogs

Although our Annyeong network is small at present, we have no shortage of content for our readers. Check out The Blogs pages to get a brief overview of all of our current Annyeong bloggers and what you can expect to see on their blogs. And don’t forget to check out the Recent Posts page to

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We always welcome new additions to the Annyeong network. Joining Annyeong is free, and your blog is yours to do with as you wish; all we ask of you is that your blog’s main focus is on something related to Korea. Whether it’s popular culture, history, recent events, language

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Recent Posts

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Chu-Ah!

  • A day at Arirang School in Amstelveen.
    Saturday the 22th of May I had a Korean Art workshop at school and saw this as an opportunity for a blog post! I always go to school on Saturday to learn Korean and most Saturday’s it’s nothing but learning Korean. Occasionally we have work shops, the last one we had was traditional Korean music [...]
  • [AUDIO] #1 야구를 좋아하세요?
    This will be my first audio blog, kind of nervous because well I hate how my voice sounds LOL. Anyway I wanted to improve my Korean speech and I figured making audio’s will help. I used my Korean text book for it, mainly because it has texts written for me and this way when 영 [...]
  • [DAY 05] Learn 2 Korean words everyday.
    picture by weheartit.com Learn these two words to expand your Korean vocabulary! 손님 customer 백화점 department store Feel free to post sentences using these words in a comment to this post ^^ And we can practice learning how to use these words together! ** As you can see I changed 5 Korean words to 2. [...]

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