FINALLY got my license!!

Well, yes. But I hear that comes with most meals anyway. Bulgogi? I've never had any, but it sounds really REALLY good!

Ok. I'll have to get a little help from my Korean friends, and then I'll get that to ya.

Sweet! I can't wait!
...Besides, you know, having to wait however many years I have to wait.

LOL! By the time I get there and am ready to make it for you, you'll have tried every recipe in the book. xP

Oh, you don't have to make it for me. You just have to treat me to it. It'll be the lunch stop on our tour.

LOL! Okay. Sounds good. Then it'll actually taste good. xD

LOL!
It's settled then. You get a tour, I don't die from some obscure food poisoning, and we both get nom-noms for lunch.

Perfect! Could I bring a super cute Korean guy along?

...Sure! He can translate for us, in case my Korean isn't so good. If he's older than me, I'm not calling him "Oppa", though. O.o
Just sayin'.

LOL! Yes, he can. My Korean is bad, so I'll need him. Never got past saying "Hello" , "How are you?", "Thank you", "yes", "no", "rice" and "rain" xD I do have the alphabet memorized though. And a couple names.

Well, in that case, he's totally welcome to join.

I'm learning a little more everyday. I know how to say I do or don't have something. And how to ask what something is. And I know some random words. "책" is book. It's my favorite!
Right now I'm trying to learn Korean numbers. O.o

If I had kept going, maybe I would have learned some more! I never learned book, but now I officially love it! I remember I took my little sister to a playground where they had those plastic things that you can turn around and around and see a different picture on every side. They had pictures of the planets, and then the names of each planet in several different languages. I read the Korean ones out loud quite proudly, and probably very badly. xD

Lol! That's okay. As long as there were no Koreans around, no one would know if you were butchering the language!

LOL! Fortunately, there were none nearby.