181 language learners travel to Korea for Sejong Institute contest

Korea Times News ·
South Korea

HWASEONG, Gyeonggi Province —Amira Kamal Mohamed says she used to be a shy person who rarely spoke. That began to change a decade ago, when she took up Korean while living in her home country of Egypt. She found the language gave her far more ways to put her feelings into words than her native Arabic. "In Arabic, 'sad' is just 'sad' and 'happy' is just 'happy,' but Korean has so many different…

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