Faithful readers of this blog are well aware that my level of proficiency in the Korean language is just slightly above non-existent and well short of pathetic. From my fumblings, I understand how difficult it is to learn another language and how amusing the attempt may be to native speakers.
It is a soothing balm to my ego, then, to encounter so much broken English here in South Korea, on signs and T-shirts and what not. I’d like to share some of my favorites with you now. They range from simple (but amusing) spelling mistakes to odd grammar and finally to the surrealistically poetic.
If you enjoy these, then you will definitely enjoy a website called www.engrish.com, the king of broken English websites.
If you enjoyed "Dances with Wolves", you'll love "Dances with Lilies".
What's the difference between a shark and a sturgeon?
Experts on sturgeon are impressed by the range of formatting they exhibit.
This has to be the world's most upbeat and eager-to-please chain of convenience stores.
Very impressive indeed.
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