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Learning a foreign language is difficult - everyone agrees.
But there are people with no formal education and still manages to speak a foreign language. Some of them speaks so fluently that if I had not known they are non-Korean, I could have taken them as native Korean.
It's amazing to see how they make it - with more than 10 hours-work a day, no teacher, no textbook, no class. What's more, most of them are 'illegal worker', that means they are constantly threatened to be deported from Korea.

These people have created the Migrant Worker Television, a broadcast system to give a voice to migrant workers living in Korea. They have been broadcasting their own stories for more than half and a year. I watch their program from time to time.
If you're studying Korean too, I recommend you to visit their website and listen to their program. I'ts unbelievable that they haven't received any formal Korean language training... (It's also a great chance to know Korea from a totally different viewpoint.)

Try one of their latest broadcasting.


(Most of the staffs of MWNews have been living in Korean for ten years or more. The woman from China, however, is not 'really' foreigner. She's Korean-Chinese[중국동포/조선족]. You can notice that by her fluency and Yanbian accent. All of the staffs speak excellent Korean, but especially the Nepalese and Bangladeshi. Their pronunciation sounds so natural that sometimes it's hard to tell the difference from a native Korean.)