So…here we are, fresh off the plane in Korea, making our semi-obligatory arrival post. Turns out, being able to read hangul (the Korean alphabet) does not directly result in being able to speak with anyone. At all. We are very good at thanking people and saying hello, though.
Still, reading hangul did allow us to order some tasty udon noodles with squid and deliciously spiced ramen with kimchi. And it allows Brittany to sound out Korean words like a 4 year-old, probably pronounced awkwardly and incorrectly. We don’t know because even if we pronounce something right we don’t know what it means.
We are staying in Incheon (a city a little outside of Seoul) for the first few days and have spent a lot of time walking to random places.
outdoor exercise equipment!
we were surprised to find large farms growing in the backyards
and we are very impressed with the adorable law enforcement
For those who were curious, Finding Nemo is good anywhere in the world.
