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*[http://hanguladay.wordpress.com/ Daily Dose of Hangul] | *[http://hanguladay.wordpress.com/ Daily Dose of Hangul] | ||
*[http://ezcorean.com/ ezcorean] | |||
*[http://koreanasitis.wordpress.com/ Korean as it is] | *[http://koreanasitis.wordpress.com/ Korean as it is] | ||
*[http://koreanlanguagenotes.blogspot.com/ Korean Language Notes] | *[http://koreanlanguagenotes.blogspot.com/ Korean Language Notes] | ||
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Blogs are part of web 2.0, where users can get together and share information with each other about whatever subject they want. There are some great people out there blogging about Korea, giving many insights from in Korea and around the world. You can learn many great things that aren’t necessarily covered in the news.
For a list of blogs that is always updated, visit The Korean Blog List
General
- Ask A Korean!
- Ask the Expat
- Brian in Jeollanam-do
- Chris in South Korea
- Eat Your Kimchi
- Extra! Korea
- GeorgeGoesKorean
- Gusts of Popular Feeling
- Journey to Seoul
- Korea Beat
- Korea Law Blog
- KoreaCrunch
- Koreality
- Roboseyo
- ROK Drop
- Steve Thoughts
- Stray Blog
- Stuff Korean Moms Like
- The Grand Narrative
- The Hub of Sparkle
- The Marmot’s Hole
- The Real “South” Korea
- Waiguoren’s Weblog
- Waygook Next Door
- Web 2.0 Asia
Language
- Daily Dose of Hangul
- ezcorean
- Korean as it is
- Korean Language Notes
- KoreanClass101.com
- Lets Learn Korean
- On My Way To Korea
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