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Busan Global Center is running free weekly classes to introduce the languages and cultures of 12 countries.
Classes will run once a week for two hours, led by a native speaker of the country being studied.
The studied cultures are Filipino, French, Vietnamese, Russian, Thai, Cambodian, Spanish, Italian, Persian, Croatian, Bahasa Indonesia and Mongolian.
There will also be a weekly class on Thursday afternoon that will introduce a different culture each week.
The classes will run from March 24 until May 17 at the Busan Global Center near City Hall Station. The times and days of the week of the classes depend on the country of study. Classes will be in English, Korean or both, also depending on the country studied.
People can study a maximum of three different cultures. Applications close March 16. To apply, visit www.bfia.or.kr.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
Classes will run once a week for two hours, led by a native speaker of the country being studied.
The studied cultures are Filipino, French, Vietnamese, Russian, Thai, Cambodian, Spanish, Italian, Persian, Croatian, Bahasa Indonesia and Mongolian.
There will also be a weekly class on Thursday afternoon that will introduce a different culture each week.
The classes will run from March 24 until May 17 at the Busan Global Center near City Hall Station. The times and days of the week of the classes depend on the country of study. Classes will be in English, Korean or both, also depending on the country studied.
People can study a maximum of three different cultures. Applications close March 16. To apply, visit www.bfia.or.kr.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
