Hallo Sanne,
Nah wie gehts? Habe eine lange Zeit in Miesbach gewohnt.
Yes, I agree, not that many Koreans there.
We were doing a commercial for a new German product and we wanted to sell it
to the Asian market, especially the Japanese. So the logo would be "Made in
Germany especially for Japanese". We looked for Japanese young people and
could only find a lot of Chinese young kids at the Uni there. In the end
the commercial featured Chinese young kids.
If I needed Asian ingredients, I used to trravel all the way to Holland and
stock up there .......
BTW, "Made in Germania" heisst "da ist ein Wurm drin" %=)

Alles Gute, aus Utah.

"sanne" > wrote in message
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> Hi gtr,
>
>> http://www.skynews.co.kr/skynews_mai...lish.htm#focus
>
> There are lots of sites ...
>
>> Getting cooler all the time.
>
> :-)))))))
>
>> I live near Koreatown in Garden Grove, California. The places to try are
>> too many even to count!
>
> We live in Munich, Germany. Not too many Koreans here, but one very
> good store with Korean stuff and some restaurants - we do prefer the
> one where we accidentally meet the owner of "our" shop a lot ... ;-))
>
> Try to get your hands on "Ugly Koreans - Ugly Americans" by BCM Media,
> Inc., http://www.bcm.co.kr - You'll laugh your (insert preferred part
> of your body to be laughed off here) off while learning a lot about
> Korean culture and behavior!
>
> Bye, Sanne.
>