16 Responses for "폭탄영어 #17 – Curses!"

1. Greg June 30th, 2008 at 5:49 pm 1

   I can’t thank you enough
   Have a good day^^

2. Richard July 7th, 2008 at 10:03 pm 2

   I am wondering where you recorded this podcast session verses previous podcasts. With the interview with the soldier it sounded like there was only one mic for the four of you. Meanwhile it sounds like you recorded this session near a parking structure. Are you still picking your location for recording?

   I’m hoping you release more sessions as I really get a kick out of hear the perspectives of fellow foreigners. Cheers

3. Jennifer July 8th, 2008 at 5:59 pm 3

   Usually we record on two microphones in a studio space, but sometimes we record “on the road” as we did for the cursing one . . . good ears, we were right by a parking structure. Do ya’ll prefer the grit of the street, or like the studio space-out better?
   We’ll keep recording and putting them up, so you keep listening^^

4. taemin July 18th, 2008 at 1:55 pm 4

   ’cause everyone knows that Western women are all 개방적. ^^

5. SSG John Lapp July 28th, 2008 at 1:25 pm 5

   taemin
   I’m glad that the word you used to describe Western women is coded with === on my comp. Could you elaborate a little more so I can understand what you are trying to say.

6. Jennifer July 28th, 2008 at 3:08 pm 6

   gaebangjeok means liberal

7. SSG John Lapp July 29th, 2008 at 2:34 am 7

   Ok sorry I though it was something like bitch or ho? oops. Glad I asked for clarification.

8. YoOn August 27th, 2008 at 3:58 pm 8

   Michael~
   too long. Please post articles often and shortly.

9. germs November 20th, 2008 at 4:03 pm 9

   These things too hard for me.
   I want a little easy English.
   I’m a English newbie.
   If you would make easy English that very useful for me.
   I’m listening podcast of this
   It sounds like very fun.
   그리고 한국말 잘하시는거 같은데
   한국말로 질문해도 되죠?

10. englishdiva January 16th, 2009 at 12:16 pm 10

    zzzzzzzz

11. englishdiva January 16th, 2009 at 12:35 pm 11

    Hello, Michael & Jennifer,
    I’ve been listening to you for a week and it’s very informative and understanding. However, I wish you could focus on topics that are more construtive and more educational. Most episodes seem to be related to the racial discrimination between the Koreans and some African Americans. I can’t agree with you more but it’s kind of a never-ending story. To be honest, I’m not treated well by some people in USA, but also in many other countries. It gets boring.
    Hope to hear some more feeling good factors.
    Best!

12. Jennifer January 26th, 2009 at 11:57 pm 12

    Of course there’s prejudice and problems everywhere, and by talking about problems in Korea we don’t mean to say that there aren’t the same kinds of difficulties to be faced in other countries. Still, Michael and I live in Korea, and so we talk about what we know and see here. I don’t think we’ve talked a whole lot about racial problems between Koreans and African Americans a whole lot . . . maybe once you’ve heard more of the podcast, it’ll be in better perspective.
    What do you mean by “constructive and educational”? I’d like to think that our conversations so far have been both, but if you have specific suggestions we’d love to hear them.
    That goes for the rest of ya’ll! We love feedback, but the more specific everybody is about what they want to hear us talk about, the better^^ Let us know what you’re thinking.

13. Yongjae Lee January 28th, 2009 at 12:09 am 13

    Hello@

14. Yongjae Lee January 28th, 2009 at 1:00 am 14

    Hello~ I’m Yongjae studying Egnlish in Austria!. It’s hysterical that I came to Austrial for English not German. Blame my university.All point and sneer! T.T Anyway I have to reach certain level of english in Austria before coming to Korea, and bomb english is very helpful as I’m no English country. Especially since I’m really poor at listening in English, your episode is very nice for me. When I was listening your stuff, I felt as if I were in England or America. I listened every episods just for 2days. There is nothing to listen any more. I hope that you’ll put them up more, Plz~~~ ^^;;;

    And can I suggest some topic? How about this? the children punishment by their parent at home or by teacher at school in your perspective? A few days ago, I talked about it with my flatmate from Germany. They just thought it as just violence. I was hard to make her understand. She just said that punishment come from incompetency of parent. Her parent used to make her watch the wall for a few hours. Finally we reach one conclusion that the parent use the mothod chidlren hate: (Korean:punishment/Germany:watching wall)
    As you said at the episod “who pay”, I also think that it’s not cultural difference but just difference of expression of sth.

    And how about this? I really want to know what make you continue to live Korea, what you like in Korea, place, food, anything else. I really want to boost Korea to western people. But I’m always cramped to explain Korea. They just know Hyundai, Samsung, etc. I really wandering what is attractive in Seoul!!

15. brina February 1st, 2009 at 7:57 pm 15

    wow loved it.

    how can i get jennifer and mike’s email?

    is there any way to contact you guys?

16. Jennifer February 1st, 2009 at 11:40 pm 16

    Great topic idea – Mike and I will be sure to cover that one soon. There’s big differences in child-rearing worldwide, so we’ll have lots to discuss.