Archive for March 18th, 2008 

You have been having a great time sightseeing in Korea! Today, you spent the entire day walking through Kyongju visiting as many Korean temples and monuments as you could in a day. You are so exhausted from the breathtaking views and sites you took in today in Korea. As you sit down for the first time all day in the Korean hotel room, your stomach starts to growl. You suddenly realize you haven’t even eaten today, and you are starving! Panic closes in on you as you worry that everything is closing soon and you won’t have time to eat-or worse, the Korean restaurants are already closed! But you have to find something to eat and you have no idea when restaurants close in Korea! As you fumble through some ads in your Korean hotel room, you find a phone number and quickly call it. Someone answers the phone in Korean (a good sign that they are open), but now, how do you ask them in Korean “when they close?” At this rate, they will close by the time you figure it out!

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