Hello! Hi! Hey there! What's up? 안녕! Hallo! Hej! Hejsan! Goedendag! Guten Tag! Tere päevast! Hyvää päivää! Moi! Terve! Hei! Moro! Здраво! Zdravo! привет! Privet! здравствуйте! Zdravstvuyte! Hola!
Please allow us to give some personal introductions. Welcome!
[Benedicte]: Bonjour, I m "B" from France, I grew up pretty everywhere there : Normandie, Paris, Biarritz and Bordeaux but I feel more from Bordeaux because people said that my accent is from there. I m studying a BA Adventure Tourism Management in UK (Birmingham). My studies are about travels, fun and mostly helping people all over the world.That why I m interested by every culture and the Korean culture is one of them, i really like the people in Korea because they are well educated. 
[Tobi]: Moin Moin, I am Tobi from Bremen/Germany. As I am German you might expect a lastname like Schmidt, Muller or Meier, but as my fahter is from Paraguay and my mother from Germany, my surname is Lopez Peralta. I study politics in Bremen, which is in the nroth of Germany and which is the Center of fantastic beer companies like Becks, Haake Beck and Hemelinger! I love to get to know different cultures with their unique development f values, norms and forms of society. Because of this the trip to Corea impresses me a lot.
[Julian]: Goeie dag! Hi my name is Julian Faul im from South Africa. My field of study was Website Designing. Im currently working. I have my own business I do graphic designing and printing. The Viva Soccor World Cup was in South Africa this year. It was really good. The sound of all the vuvuzellas was so awesome. Korea is so amazing and im thankfull for having this amazing opportunity to be here and meet all the great people.
[Paula] : Tere tulemast! I'm Paula Maria from Estonia. My friends call me Pau, so if you want you can call me that way too! I come from Tallinn the capital city of Estonia, which is famous for its unique medieval Old Town. The red roofs of old stone buildings and the beautiful churches represent my home city. For a year my major in university was history, but as I want to do something more practical, I'm changing it to restauration. It is mostly about protection and of old buildings, artifacts or paintings. I think that although Korea is really different from Estonia there is a lot to do and see! Enjoy the festival and have fun! 
[Yeon-Hee]: Hey there! 안녕! Hejsan! This is Yeon-Hee and I am from the United States. I am Korean by birth, but American by citizenship and my field of study was Scandinavian Area Studies, Linguistics, & Swedish at the University of Washington, so I will be sharing bits from American culture, Korean culture, and Swedish culture in this blog! Tack och trevligt att träffas! =) Thanks for visiting our blog! Enjoy and 잘 부탁드립니다! Please visit my Swedish travel blog from when I studied in Sweden January-June 2009. http://yeonheeyim.blogspot.com/ Please feel free to connect with me via facebook and also, here is my homepage: yeonheeyim.com