Translation Help—>wakame seaweed

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    • #48934
      redbean
      Member

      Hi Maangchi,

      I live in Korea right now, and I’m having trouble finding wakame seaweed. >0< Can you write the Korean name for wakame, please? ^^

    • #52422
      stanford
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    • #52423
      J0722
      Member

      It’s hae cho. (do not have korean on my comp)

    • #52424
      Dakushi
      Participant

      Yes, Stanford, you are correct. Wakame is “miyeok.”

    • #52425
      Maangchi
      Keymaster

      Hi, Dakushi!

      Thank you for participating in my forum. I read your introduction on the introduction page and found you are a native Korean! I think your support will be big help to my readers. Your daughter looks so cute! It’s funny that you said she will be grown as more Korean than Chinese. You never know how your wife will think about that line. : )

    • #52426
      Dakushi
      Participant

      Hi Maangchi,

      It’s great to hear from you! Thank you! My daughter is a funny little girl… she’s like me and likes to eat and put everything in her mouth. Her shoes, toys, you name it.

      Actually, my wife read the post and laughed because it is true. You see, my wife thinks she’s Korean. She embraces everything Korean, though she is proud of her Chinese culture as well. But most of all we’re proud Canadians, first and foremost.

      Only within the last 5 years has my Korean gotten better. I’m more proud everyday to be Korean, thus I want to learn more through FOOD! You are giving many Korean people like me a chance to learn about our forgotten culture. So thank you very much for all your hard efforts!!!

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