안녕하십니까
 

Working on my Korean.

Anyone know what I just wrote?

I am getting ready to write a postcard to my former roommate of nine months at Middlebrook Hall at the University of Minnesota. He is in the same Marquis Who's Who in the World Edition-- 12th, 1995-- as I am. He is a Pharmacology Professor at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. Has a M.D, and two Ph.Ds.

With the Winter Olympics in South Korea in 2018 I thought it would be fun to try to start a correspondence with him.

There was no answer to my e-mail so I decided to try a few postcards.

So, I have to learn to write a little Korean.

Maybe, we have some speakers of Korean on here??? There does seem to be a lot of things you can do wrong so far as showing the proper level of respect to who you are communicating with in the Korean language. How to Say "Hello" in Korean - YouTube

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You wrote "HELLO"

I'm fluent in all languages except Greek. That's Greek to me. ;)

Did you order a Number 7 with no MSG?

The hello for people you show respect to though. Not sure what to say when opening for a letter or postcard?

Postcard out to my Korean roommate from 1988-1989.
 

Still working on my Korean writing skills. The next postcard I send to the Professor at the Yonsei University Medical School I hope will be with more Korean in it.

I was going to write this on the postcard but was not sure it was appropriate-- 안녕하십니까

How to Say 'Goodbye' or 'See You Later' in Korean - YouTube

These learning Korean videos are fun.

I know a little Greek.

He runs a restaurant on the north side of town.

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