Friday, April 8, 2011

Translation to Korean of "Communicating with Brazilians"

부산 외국어 대학교




tem interêsse em comunicação con brasileiros.

The Institute for Iberoamerican Studies at Pusan University of Foreign Studies in South Korea is translating the book Communicating with Brazilians: When"Yes" Mean "No" into Korean. This indication of interest in Brazil may augur well for Brazil-Korean trade. The Korean translation will be published in 2012.

3 comments:

Plumber Letchworth said...

The book you refer is really so informative and helping one.

paula said...

Nice post.I just wonder if this book were already available in the market.Korean translation or in any translation it would be a blast.It is important that books written in a foreign language since it helps one to get acquainted with the thoughts, traditions, principles and actions of the people from the region.

Unknown said...

With how diverse our world is, and how more and more people are moving from their home countries to other ones, it's smart to learn cross-cultural communication. Your going to encounter so many other different races and cultures, it would be nice to know how to at least know what they believe and how to talk with them. It's not easy, but it will be worth it one day.

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