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The U.S. Embassy will hold a talk about living in Korea at 3 p.m. on March 11.
Participants will get the chance to find out how to deal with culture shock and daily life in Korea. They also can ask about job opportunities and legal help.
Those who want to ask questions in advance can email to Seoul_ACS@state.gov.
The talk will be at Vatos Urban Tacos in Itaewon-dong and participants can enjoy food at 10,000 won for a special offer.
To attend a talk, RSVP to Seoul_ACS@state.gov.
(rabbite2@nate.com)
Participants will get the chance to find out how to deal with culture shock and daily life in Korea. They also can ask about job opportunities and legal help.
Those who want to ask questions in advance can email to Seoul_ACS@state.gov.
The talk will be at Vatos Urban Tacos in Itaewon-dong and participants can enjoy food at 10,000 won for a special offer.
To attend a talk, RSVP to Seoul_ACS@state.gov.
(rabbite2@nate.com)
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