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The Korea Times honored winners of its first-ever Korean Language Speaking Contest at a ceremony at the Inchon Hall of the Cyber University of Korea in central Seoul, Wednesday.
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Imagine a cookie that speaks volumes - quite literally. American Tyler Rasch and Indian Nidhi Agrawal, both famous TV personalities in Korea, have baked a whole new way to experience the Korean language courtesy of Hangeul Kwaja.
The global surge in interest in the Korean language is undeniable. As such, there has been plenty of attention on The Korea Times' inaugural Korean Language Speaking Contest.
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Tyler Rasch and Julian Quintart, another star of
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The representation of foreign-born personalities in Korean media has been a mixed bag for the last three decades. As the country began seeing the number of foreign residents grow b...