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www.exportcenter.go.kr/bid/info_search/ - Polywell Ion Gun Bid
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Any One Read Japanese/Chinese? Or is it Korean?
Any One Read Japanese/Chinese? Or is it Korean?
Engineering is the art of making what you want from what you can get at a profit.
yes, Korean.
fiddling with babelfish:
below 'A--Polywell Fusion Device Research' it says:
Summary information
On the header with the picture of the lady on the phone, next to where it says 'HOME>' :
International market supply information > International tender information retrieval
Just above the main article it says (in green print):
Notification contents
fiddling with babelfish:
below 'A--Polywell Fusion Device Research' it says:
Summary information
On the header with the picture of the lady on the phone, next to where it says 'HOME>' :
International market supply information > International tender information retrieval
Just above the main article it says (in green print):
Notification contents
I hope the Koreans start an IEC program. I have a friend who talked to a Korean Ambassador about it - 3 to 6 months ago IIRC. AFAIK it didn't go anywhere.
I just gave him a heads up. I'll let you know if he has anything interesting to say.
I just gave him a heads up. I'll let you know if he has anything interesting to say.
Engineering is the art of making what you want from what you can get at a profit.
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I have a Korean wife here, but this doesn't look like worth her time to translate. It very much seems to be a simple advertisement for services.
As an aside, the Korean alphabet is very easy to learn. A linguist could do it in an afternoon, though it took me a couple of weeks. There's 20 odd main symbols- with another 20-30 variations, arranged into 1 syllable blocks. It's as logical as computer programming. Benefit of having an alphabet that was specifically designed for the language a few centuries ago by a Korean king and his team of scholars. Literacy rates here in Korea are practically 100%.
As an aside, the Korean alphabet is very easy to learn. A linguist could do it in an afternoon, though it took me a couple of weeks. There's 20 odd main symbols- with another 20-30 variations, arranged into 1 syllable blocks. It's as logical as computer programming. Benefit of having an alphabet that was specifically designed for the language a few centuries ago by a Korean king and his team of scholars. Literacy rates here in Korea are practically 100%.