Pri mabuk!
Yah, itulah yang dibilang ama temen gw. Apa yang gw minum sehingga bisa mabuk? 'water'.
Aer?
yah, bener.
Cuman aer doang bisa mabok, apalagi minum yang ada alkoholnya...
Sebenernya sih gw gak mabok. Cuma waktu itu temen n prof gw ngajak ngobrol ampe malem. Dan sambil ngobrol, mereka minum wine, mekju or sodara2nya. Nah, karena gw gak minum itu, gw minumlah apa yang ada. Air panas/ boiling water. Karena panas, minumnya dikit2, pake gelas kecil (sloki) yang sering dipake orang untuk minum mekju, soju, borju n sodara2nya tadi. Cuma gaya minumnya bener2 meyakinkan, lebih keliatan mabok daripada orang yang minum soju beneran. Sebabnya ada dua
Pertama, gw minum air putih banyak2 buat ngilangin rasa manis di tenggorokan gw. Jadi ada orang Korea, bawa minuman kesehatan (dia bilang gt. tapi nyatanyaaaaaaa.....) , namanya ...'mesil'... kalo gak salah. Gw minum aja tuh 'mesil' gaya 'one shot'nya orang2 korea. Dan akibatnya,... rasa manisnya kelewat batas wajar.
Pas gw tanya, ni buatnya pake apa? kok manis banget?
jawab dia, 'gula 10 kilo'
OMG....
Sebab kedua,karena ngantuk, gaya minumnya persis orang mabuk beneran. ngomongny juga udah ngaco, matanya merah, plus minumnya pake sloki....Sampai suatu saat gw salah ambil gelas orang
'Eh itu gelas gw!' kata temen gw
'Oh ya. Sorry' gw jawab sambil ngambil gelas gw n nuangin aer anget (dah gak boiling lagi), ke sloki gw. sanging ngantuknya, tuh air sampe luber.
' OK. Prihantoro is drunk now!' kata Profesor gw
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Sesudah makan n minum, tiba2 salah seorang temen gw nunjuk ke arah timbangan badanya si Prof. Ngeliat itu gw tawarin aja ide konyol gw.
'Sodara-Sodara! Gimana kalo kita timbang badan kita setelah makan! nanti kita submit paper ke jurnal internasional 'Studi banding antara Berat Badan dan Elastisitas Perut Menampung Daging Bebek Panggang'.
Si Prof bersikukuh gak mau.
OK lah. Kita timbang badan kita satu satu. Hmm... berat gw 66. Not bad lah
Temen2 yang laen jg gw kira wajar wajar aja beratnya. CUman ada satu yang freak banget.
'OMG!!! I am fat!!!' kata WK.
dijawab ama Prof gw 'May be you are fat' ^^
dia langsung ambil posisi sit up di lantai
'satu! dua! tiga! empat!' sit up lah dia. Habis selesai sit up, dia ke WC.
Satu menit...
dua menit...
tiga menit...
hmmm..... jangan jangan dia tidur di WC!!!
Setelah kira2 ampir 10 menit dia keluar, dan nimbang berat badan.
Wah, ternyata berkutang... eh, maksud gw berkurang beberapa kilo! Lumayan signifikan. (tebak ngapain dia di WC)
Gw tambahin lagi, 'coba buka jaket lo. sapa tahu berkurang juga'
Dia buka jaketnya, dan berkurang sekilo!!
'OK. I think if you want to reduce your weight again, go to toilet one more time! The more you go, the more you reduce your weight!'
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Paginya gw ama prof bersihin hasil 'perang' semalem. Rumahnya kayak kapal pecah!
Prof gw masukin air sisa2 makanan semalem ke sebuah gelas (simply say air sampah) dan dai bilang ke gw
'this reminds me of my cousin (air sampah tadi). If I challenge him to drink it for man won (10 rb won) then he will drink it'
kkkk... dasar...
'may be i should send it to India' lanjutnya...hehehe......kocak juga nih Profesor
Pas gw bersihin sisa sisa bebek semalem, dia memotong ... 'Pri! jangan buang tuh bebek. Nanti si HM bakalan makan!'
'Prof.. siapa juga yang mau makan makanan ini. Wong tinggal tulang doang...'
dijawab sama prof 'Hmm.. you'll know'...
Trus ada sayur sawi juga yang dari kemaren gajk disentuh sama para tamu. Hmm...
'Prof! ini dibuang gak?' gw tanya
'well, i dont know. But i think it's not a good idea'....
Jadi gw biarin aja tuh sayur sawi di meja.
Nah, pas kita dah bebenah beres, datenglah si HM ini. Dia makan tuh sayur sawi sambil ngobrol. blep...blep...blep... Buset.... ternyata bener katanya si Prof. Si HM ini yang bakalan makan^^
Tiba2 si Prof nyeletuk 'HM, Prihantoro threw the duck away, not me'
'Prof, why did u bring up the topic? nobody says anything about that....'
Si prof cuman ngakak aja. Tapi sekarang gw tahu, siapa yang bakal mana tu bebek sisa kalo gak gw buang..hihi
Minggu, 28 Maret 2010
Minggu, 21 Maret 2010
---W A N T E D--- High Priority!
---DICARI---
Anggota jamaah facebookiyah, pengikut Om Mana Blog Aden
Tinggi 165 cm
Rambut model Krise (kriting semerawut)
Warna Kulit Sawo Matang di penggorengan
Perawakan kurus kering kerontang
Makan tak teratur, hari ini makan, besok puasa, besoknya makan, besoknya puasa lagi
pergi pagi pulang malam
datang tak dipanggil, pulang tak diantar (HUS!!! emangnya gw jelangkung!)
OK, diralat. Datang jalan kaki, pulang naik subway (nah...gitu dong)
Jika melihat orang ini, laporkan segera ke Agen Pencari Bakat terdekat, untuk dijadikan pemeran film panas (api unggun, kebakaran, kompor meledak dll)
hehe... sebenernya ini orang bukan teroris
Ni cuma orang yang lagi kedinginan di penghujung musim dingin Korea
Akhir-akhir ini beginilah gw berpenampilan
Pas musim dingin kemaren sebenernya jauh lebih tebel lagi.
Ya, angin penghujung musim dingin yang berhembus bikin bibir
kering dan pecah pecah (minum larutan cap pedagang kaki lima dong^^)
kalo gak ditutup gini, kulit jadi sakit.
Di republik mimpi, para laki2 dan perempuan muda banyak yang mengeluh kulit berminyak. Saat sekarang ini gw malah jadi bersukur punya kulit berminyak, karena dengan begitu masih ada perlindungan terhadap ni hawa dingin. Bayangin kalo kulit gw gak berminyak. bisa2 wajah gw berubah jadi seperti Brad Pitt, eh maksud Gw Black Piet. Allah memang adil. Untung juga minyaknya masih dalam kadar cukup. Bayangin kalo berlebihan. Bisa bisa blok cepu n pertamina nggak laku^^
Sabtu, 20 Maret 2010
Makan Rumput
www.korea-pri.blogspot.com
Ya, gw makan rumput
Yah, ceritanya gw lagi di kampus nih. nyelesaian reading list yang masih terisa lumayan berat...urggggggggh....hufff... 150 kilo kali ya
nah, udah selesai seperempat. Masih ada tiga perempat lagi. OMG, ternyata ni paper susah juga ya. padahal tipis lho, cuman habis waktu 4 jam...
Otomatis kelaperan. Tadi siang makan nasi goreng, malam ini makan makanan korea aaaah...
Akhirnya ke warung mahasiswa yang di Globeedorm, dengan dobel ee (emang gini tulisanya). Yang satunya emang murah, tapi tutup kalo sabtu kayak gini. Sabtu... urgh... kasihan ya? malam minggu bukanya nyantsi di rumah malah nyuelesain reading list di kampus. besok pun masih ada kerjaan juga ... adooooh
Yah, jadilah gw makan di globee dorm nih. Emang sih lebih mahal 500-700 won. tp gpp lah. daripada makan di luar.
Menu makan gw lihat. Hmm.. cuma nasi, Tteok, rumput, sama sop tahu odeng. Aman.. gak ada babinya.
Pas ngantri gw lihat orang2 yg lagi diambilin nasi dan lauknya. busseeet...
dikasih banyak banget sama pelayanya.
hehe.... baik amat nih pelayan. Cewek, pake kacamata, pendek (untuk ukuran cewek korea) ramah lagi. dan yang paling penting ngasih nasi dan lauknya banyak^^
Tapi apesnya.... pas giliran gw yang ngantri dia dimarahin sama pelayan senior yg lain. Ibu2 gembrot
"Lo kalo ngasih kira2 dong! jangan segitu banyaknya! noh, kasih aja rumputnya yang banyak". Dia kayak bengong gitu. Trus si Ibu2 gembrot ini langsung ambil alih
"nih, kayak gini nih!"
Dia beri gw nasi sedikit, tteok sedikit, sop sedikit.
Pokoknya semua serba sedikit deh
Yang banyak RUMPUTnya...
Urgh... jadi deh saingan sama sapi ...
Mmmmmooooooooo.....
Ya, gw makan rumput
Yah, ceritanya gw lagi di kampus nih. nyelesaian reading list yang masih terisa lumayan berat...urggggggggh....hufff... 150 kilo kali ya
nah, udah selesai seperempat. Masih ada tiga perempat lagi. OMG, ternyata ni paper susah juga ya. padahal tipis lho, cuman habis waktu 4 jam...
Otomatis kelaperan. Tadi siang makan nasi goreng, malam ini makan makanan korea aaaah...
Akhirnya ke warung mahasiswa yang di Globeedorm, dengan dobel ee (emang gini tulisanya). Yang satunya emang murah, tapi tutup kalo sabtu kayak gini. Sabtu... urgh... kasihan ya? malam minggu bukanya nyantsi di rumah malah nyuelesain reading list di kampus. besok pun masih ada kerjaan juga ... adooooh
Yah, jadilah gw makan di globee dorm nih. Emang sih lebih mahal 500-700 won. tp gpp lah. daripada makan di luar.
Menu makan gw lihat. Hmm.. cuma nasi, Tteok, rumput, sama sop tahu odeng. Aman.. gak ada babinya.
Pas ngantri gw lihat orang2 yg lagi diambilin nasi dan lauknya. busseeet...
dikasih banyak banget sama pelayanya.
hehe.... baik amat nih pelayan. Cewek, pake kacamata, pendek (untuk ukuran cewek korea) ramah lagi. dan yang paling penting ngasih nasi dan lauknya banyak^^
Tapi apesnya.... pas giliran gw yang ngantri dia dimarahin sama pelayan senior yg lain. Ibu2 gembrot
"Lo kalo ngasih kira2 dong! jangan segitu banyaknya! noh, kasih aja rumputnya yang banyak". Dia kayak bengong gitu. Trus si Ibu2 gembrot ini langsung ambil alih
"nih, kayak gini nih!"
Dia beri gw nasi sedikit, tteok sedikit, sop sedikit.
Pokoknya semua serba sedikit deh
Yang banyak RUMPUTnya...
Urgh... jadi deh saingan sama sapi ...
Mmmmmooooooooo.....
Selasa, 16 Maret 2010
INFO BEASISWA
2010년도 대한민국 정부초청
외국인 대학원 장학생 모집 요강
Korean Government Scholarship Program
for Graduate Students
"KGSP Guidelines for the Year 2010"
1. Program Objective
The Korean Government Scholarship Program is designed to provide higher education in Korea for international students in order to promote international exchange in education and mutual friendship between the participating countries.
2. Total number of Applicants for Selection : 600 persons
o Korean Embassy(Consulate) : 365 persons
※ 2010 KGSP Places Allocation for Korean Embassies (Consulates)
Quota Number of Countries Name of Countries
31 1 China
18 1 Japan
17 1 Russia
12 2 Cambodia, Mongolia
11 1 Vietnam
10 2 Mexico, India
9 1 Indonesia
8 3 Thailand, Laos, Malaysia
7 3 Philippines, Kazakhstan, Myanmar
5 6 Chinese Taipei, Uzbekistan, Turkey, USA, Ethiopia, Colombia
4 5 Nepal, Senegal, Bangladesh, Ukraine, New Zealand
3 15 Sri Lanka, Morocco, Azerbaijan, El Salvador, Egypt, Tanzania, Germany, France, Dominica, Chile, Iran, Canada, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kyrgyzstan, Saudi Arabia
2 20 Singapore, Pakistan, Gabon, Romania, Belarus, Bulgaria, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Czech, Guatemala, Ecuador, Algeria, Yemen, Uganda, Belize, Honduras, Italy, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Poland
1 55 Ghana, Georgia, Greece, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Nigeria, Republic of South Africa, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, Rwanda, Libya, Lithuania, Moldavia, Bahrain, Barbados, Bahamas, Venezuela, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Brazil, Brunei, Serbia, Seychelles, Sudan, Sweden, Slovenia, Armenia, Argentina, Haïti, Ireland, Afghanistan, Angola, Oman, Austria, Uruguay, Iraq, Israel, Zambia, Cameroon, Qatar, Kenya, Costa Rica, Cote d'Ivoire, Croatia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Panama, Paraguay, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Fiji, Hungary, Australia, Jordan
Total 116 365
o Korean University : 200 persons
※ 2010 KGSP Places Allocation for Domestic Universities
Quota Number of Countries Name of Countries
16 1 Vietnam
9 1 Indonesia
8 1 Philippines
7 2 Uzbekistan, Mongolia
6 3 Bangladesh, Malaysia, Cambodia
5 5 Myanmar, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Laos, India
4 2 Pakistan, Nepal
3 4 Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Egypt, Tanzania
2 25 Ghana, Nigeria, Chinese Taipei, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Morocco, Brunei, Senegal, Singapore, Azerbaijan, Angola, Ecuador, Jordan, Ukraine, Kenya, Columbia, Kyrgyzstan, Rwanda, Turkey, Tunisia, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Hungary, Yemen
1 40 Guinea, South Africa, Nicaragua, Germany, Democratic Republic of Timor- Leste, Liberia, Romania, Mali, Bahrain, Belarus, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Slovakia, United Arab Emirates, Argentina, Haiti, Afghanistan, Algeria, Ethiopia, El Salvador, Honduras, Uganda, Iraq, Iran, Jamaica, Zambia, Chile, Cameroon, Canada, Costa Rica, Cote d’Ivoire, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Croatia, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Australia
Total 83 200 persons
o Overseas Korean Adoptee : 35 persons
3. Applicable Universities and fields
o Applicable Universities : 61 Universities (or Institutes) designated by NIIED
* Applicants recommended by the Korean Embassies (Consulates) or by the adoption association must choose 5 desired universities out of 61 universities below and send in the application form to a Korean Embassy (Consulate) in the country of origin or to the adoption association. (Except for students nominated by Korean Government through Korean Embassy)
* Applicants recommended by the domestic universities must choose one desired university out of 61 universities below and send in the application form to that university.
* You can find detailed information about the fields and majors of the applicable universities on the website of NIIED.
Ajou Univ. , Catholic University of Korea, Cheongju Univ. , Chonbuk Nat’l Univ., Chonnam Nat’l Univ., Chosun Univ. , Chung-Ang Univ. , Chungnam Nat’l Univ., Daegu Univ. , Daejeon University, Donga Univ. , Dongguk University, Dongseo Univ. , Ewha woman’s Univ., Gangneung Wonju National University, Gyeungsang Nat’l Univ., Hallym University, Handong Global University, Hankuk university of Foreign studies, Hannam University, Hanyang Univ. , Hongik Univ. , Inha Univ. , Jeonju University, Kangwon nat’l Univ., Keimyung Univ. , Kongju national Univ., Konkuk Univ. , Konyang University, Kookmin Univ. , Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Korea Aerospace University, Korea Development Institute (KDI), Korea Polytechnic University, Korea Univ. , Korea university of Technology and Education, Kumoh National Institute of Technology, Kyunghee Univ. , Kyungpook Nat’l Univ., Kyungsung University, Mokpo Nat’l Univ., Myongji Univ. Pai Chai Univ., Pohang University of Science and Technology, Pukyong Nat’l Univ., Pusan National University, Seoul Nat’l Univ., Seoul National University of Technology, Silla Univ. , Sogang Univ. , Sookmyung womens Univ., Sungkyunkwan Univ. , Sunmoon Univ. , The Academy of Korean Studies, Univ. of Ulsan , University of science and technology, Wonkwang Univ. , Woosong University, Woosuk Univ. , Yeungnam Univ. , Yonsei Univ.
o Available fields : All majors of general graduate schools
* Specialized or professional graduate school programs such as law school program, medical school program, GSIS program, etc. are also eligible on the condition that the university covers all tuition over the initial 5 million won(KRW)/semester.
* Night schools, Seasonal schools, and schools through Internet are not allowed.
o Available course : Master’s Program, Doctoral Program and integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program.
o Integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program
* Applicants are only eligible to apply for the Integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program Scholarship if they apply for and are accepted into an Integrated & Master’s and Doctoral Program from the start of the scholarship period. Applicants who are applying for a Master’s Program and plan to apply for or switch to an Integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program in the future are ineligible for this scholarship.
* Very few schools offer Integrated & Doctoral Program. Applicants are responsible for connecting the university/universities they wish to apply for to find out whether or not such programs are offered.
* An applicant who applies for 5 year Integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program especially can get scholarship for 4 years only.
4. Main Notes for 2010 Selection
o Organizations accepting applications: Korean Embassies (Consulates), adoption association, and Domestic Universities in Korea
* Applicants may not be recommended by more than one organization. Every applicant recommended by more than one organization will be disqualified automatically.
o Selection Procedure : Students recommended by a Korean Embassy (Consulate) or domestic
university will be evaluated separately.
o Obtain Admission From the University Before Entry to Korea:
- Applicants recommended by a Korean Embassy (Consulate) or overseas Korean adoptees must apply and gain admission into 1 of 5 universities out of the 61 designated universities.
- Applicants recommended by a university in Korea should enter the same university.
o Exemption of Korean language course: TOPIK level 5 or 6 certificate holder
5. Duration of KGSP
o Master’s : 3 yrs. (01.09.2010 ~ 31.08.2013) - 1 yr. of Korean language + 2 yrs. of Master’s
o Doctoral : 4 yrs. (01.09.2010 ~ 31.08.2014) - 1 yr. of Korean language + 3 yrs of Doctoral
o Integrated Master’s & Doctoral : 5 yrs. (01.09.2010 ~ 31.08.2015) - 1 yr. of Korean language + 4 yrs. of Integrated Master’s & Doctoral
6. Korean Language Course
o After 1 year of Korean language training, Master's or doctoral program will be followed.
o Duration : 1 year (Scholarship students who still don’t get a TOPIK level 3 or above certificate after completing the language course should take an additional language course and can enter only after getting TOPIK level 3 or above)
* After additional 2 semesters of Korean language courses (total 1 year period), students who still don’t acquire the TOPIK 3 or above cannot enter the main program. (A student who used the additional language training will have demerit when he/she asks for an emergency extension with reasonable explanation. (For instance: Deduction of that period from the possible extension.)
o Institution :
- Applicants recommended by a Korean Embassy (Consulate) and overseas Korean adoptees will study at 1 of the 5 applied universities.
- Applicants recommended by the universities in Korea will study at the same university.
o Exemption of Korean language course: TOPIK level 5 or 6 certificate holder.
* Students who are exempted from the Korean language course may enter the graduate school starting from September 1, 2010 or March 1, 2011.
* Those who wish to enter on March 1, 2011 should get admission by himself/herself from the university and submit it to NIIED. (Otherwise, they will be disqualified.)
* A student exempted from Korean language course must enter the main program by Mar 1, 2011, otherwise he/she will be disqualified.
* A student who acquires TOPIK level 5 or 6 certificate during the Korean language course can enter the main program on Mar 1, 2011 if he/she wants to.
7. Application Qualifications
o Both applicant and his/her parents must be citizens of the foreign country.
* Applicants cannot have Korean citizenship.
o Applicants should be in good health, both mentally and physically, to stay in Korea for a long period of time.
o Should be under 40 years of age as of September 1, 2010
o Hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree as of September 1, 2010
* Applicants who are enrolling or have already enrolled in the same academic program in Korea as the one they are applying for will not be admitted.
* For Master’s program (or Integrated Master’s & Doctoral program): students who hold a Bachelor’s degree or a diploma that is equivalent to or higher than Bachelor’s degree
* For Doctoral program: students who hold a Master’s degree or a diploma that is equivalent to or higher than Master’s degree.
* Applicants who are expecting the adequate diploma should present their diploma by September 1, 2010 before entry.
o Should have a grade point average (G.P.A.) at least 2.64 on a 4.0 scale, 2.80 on a 4. 3 scale, 2.91 on a 4.5 scale or grades/marks/score of 80% or higher from the previous attended institution
* If the grade is difficult to convert to percentage, official explanatory documents from the attended university are required.
8. Scholarship Payment
o Scholarship Period : same as the period of invitation
o Payment
-Airfare : A round-trip economy class ticket
* Airfare for entry will not be provided to one who is staying in Korea on account of the study (Korean language course, undergraduate or graduate school) or employment as of the confirmation date of selection of scholarship students.
* Fees within domestic travel, as well as insurance while travelling to and from the Republic of Korea, will not be provided.
-Monthly Allowance : 900,000 won(KRW) per month
-Research Allowance : 210,000 won for students in human and social sciences; 240,000 won for students in natural and mechanic sciences per semester
-Relocation (Settlement) Allowance : 200,000 won upon arrival
-Language Training Fee : The full costs up to 1 year
-Tuitions : All admission fees are waived by the host institution. The full tuition is paid by NIIED.
-Dissertation Printing Costs : 500,000 ~ 800,000 won for the costs related to a printing dissertation
-Medical Insurance : 15,000 won per month(limited insurance coverage) will be provided to the university for students.
-Special fund for students proficient in Korean language (TOPIK level 5 or 6) : 100,000 won per month(Commencing from the main program)
9. Selection Procedure
o "KGSP Guidelines for the Year 2010" including the application form will be on at the website of NIIED, GKS.(www.gks.go.kr), the Korean Embassy (Consulate), and domestic universities.
o For applicants recommended by the Korean Embassy (Consulate)
- Korean Embassy (Consulate) may recommend 1.5 times their quota to NIIED
- Evaluation on the applicant’s eligibility by NIIED
- NIIED entrusts the applicants to the desired universities (in order of choice)
o For applicants recommended by domestic universities
-Each designated domestic university can recommend up to 15 candidates (3 per country)
-Special selection committee will evaluate the candidates.
-In regards to candidates, NIIED will refer to the Korean Embassy (Consulate) for eligibility when needed.
o For overseas Korean adoptees
- Recommendation by Korean Embassy (Consulate) or Adoption Associations in Korea
- Evaluation on the applicant’s eligibility by NIIED
- NIIED entrusts the applicants to the desired universities (in order of choice)
- Special selection committee will make the final decision.
10. Selection Criterion
o All documents including the transcript, self introduction, study plan, language proficiency (Korean and English), recommendation, papers and awards etc.
11. Required Documentation
o Place of submission :
- For applicants recommended by a Korean Embassy (Consulate) : Korean Embassy (Consulate)
- For applicants recommended by a domestic university : the same domestic university
- For overseas Korean adoptees : Korean Embassy (Consulate) or Adoption Associations in Korea
o Deadline of Submission : The date set forth by the Korean Embassy (Consulate) in the country of origin or universities in Korea.
* Deadline for recommendation to NIIED is May 14, 2010.
o Required documents :
Check List for Application Documents MA (Integrated MA & Doctoral) Doctoral
1. Personal data (Attachment #1) ○ ○
2. Self Introduction (Attachment #2) ○ ○
3. Study Plan (Attachment #3) ○ ○
4. Letter of Recommendation (Attachment #4) ○ ○
5. Pledge (Attachment #5) ○ ○
6. Personal Medical Assessment (Attachment #6) ○ ○
7. Copies of diploma(s) from previously attended undergraduate
Institution(s) ○ ○
8. Official transcript of previously attended undergraduate institution(s) ○ ○
9. Copies of diploma(s) from previously attended graduate institution(s) - ○
10. Official transcript of previously attended graduate institution(s) - ○
11. Certificate of TOPIK score (original copy) ○ ○
12. Certificate of TOEFL or IELTS score (original copy) directly sent from ETS/IELTS ○ ○
13. Published papers, if available (one or two) △ △
14. Awards, if available (one or two) △ △
15. Copy of passport ○ ○
16. Certificate of Citizenship of His/Her Parents : birth certificate,
passport, etc. (* only for overseas Koreans) △ △
17. Adoption documents (*only for overseas Korean adoptee) △ △
- Applicants from Korean Embassy (Consulate) or Adoption Association: One original document (placed in a separate envelope) and 2 extra copies.
- Applicants from domestic universities: One original document (placed in a separate envelope) and 5 extra copies.
o Note
- Dual recommendation by more than one organization is not acceptable.
- Documents should be presented in the original form. Documents not in English or Korean must be accompanied by a complete and accurate English or Korean translation certified by the issuing institution.
- Submitted documents will not be returned to the candidates.
- Incomplete or incorrect documents are subject to rejection by NIIED. (Even after entry to Korea)
- In case of submitting copied documents inevitably, applicants must submit the original to the Korean Embassy (Consulate) and have the two documents collated.(Collated documents need to be submitted behind the original documents)
- Applicants who don’t hold a diploma may submit a certificate or letter of expected graduation.
- Applicants must accurately fill out the health checklist based on truth. All successful applicants must take a medical exam in Korea (including an HIV and TBPE drug test) in accordance with the requirements of the Korea Immigration Service and the KGSP program. If the results show that the applicant is unfit to be a KGSP student, all costs for departure to their own country will be borne by the KGSP applicant.
- Applicants may submit the copies of published papers, if available.
- Applicants may submit the copies of awards, if available.
* Applicants must submit all the documents by check list order. (Check list for the application documents should be the front page with the stapled documents followed.)
- Applicants who are currently studying in Korea or graduated from Korean university must submit one recommendation letter of the head of department of the relevant university.
* No Student is allowed to transfer school during the entire period of program once he/ she enters the school.
12. Selection Schedule
o Recommendation deadline : May 14, 2010
o Final selection by NIIED : by June 30, 2010
o Result notice : by July 10, 2010
o Entry to Korea : from August 25, 2010 to August 30, 2010
o Korean language course or graduate school : starting from September 1, 2010
13. For further information, please contact
o Korean Embassy (Consulate) / universities in Korea
o KGSP Team, National Institute for International Education Development (NIIED)
- Address: 43 Ewhajanggil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, 110-810, Republic of Korea
- Website: http://www.niied.go.kr or http://www.gks.go.kr
(Korean) http://www.niied.go.kr → 정부초청 외국인 장학생 프로그램 → 공지사항
(English) http://www.niied.go.kr → Korean Government Scholarship Program → Notice
- Phone: +82-2-3668-1448 (in English), +82-2-3668-1358 (in Korean)
- Fax: +82-2-743-4992
14. Other useful websites
ㅇ KCUE (Korean Council for University Education) http://www.kcue.or.kr
ㅇ Learning Korean http://www.kosnet.go.kr
ㅇ Universities and Graduate schools in Korea http://www.studyinkorea.go.kr
ㅇ Understanding of Korean culture http://korea.net
ㅇ Overseas Korean embassies http://www.mofat.go.kr
ㅇ Visa and Registration http://immigration.go.kr
http://niied.go.kr/NIIED_ENG/NIIED_MAIN00/main_popup.jsp?seq=9&bid=TB_NIIED_ENG_BRD15&no=9
외국인 대학원 장학생 모집 요강
Korean Government Scholarship Program
for Graduate Students
"KGSP Guidelines for the Year 2010"
1. Program Objective
The Korean Government Scholarship Program is designed to provide higher education in Korea for international students in order to promote international exchange in education and mutual friendship between the participating countries.
2. Total number of Applicants for Selection : 600 persons
o Korean Embassy(Consulate) : 365 persons
※ 2010 KGSP Places Allocation for Korean Embassies (Consulates)
Quota Number of Countries Name of Countries
31 1 China
18 1 Japan
17 1 Russia
12 2 Cambodia, Mongolia
11 1 Vietnam
10 2 Mexico, India
9 1 Indonesia
8 3 Thailand, Laos, Malaysia
7 3 Philippines, Kazakhstan, Myanmar
5 6 Chinese Taipei, Uzbekistan, Turkey, USA, Ethiopia, Colombia
4 5 Nepal, Senegal, Bangladesh, Ukraine, New Zealand
3 15 Sri Lanka, Morocco, Azerbaijan, El Salvador, Egypt, Tanzania, Germany, France, Dominica, Chile, Iran, Canada, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kyrgyzstan, Saudi Arabia
2 20 Singapore, Pakistan, Gabon, Romania, Belarus, Bulgaria, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Czech, Guatemala, Ecuador, Algeria, Yemen, Uganda, Belize, Honduras, Italy, Tunisia, United Arab Emirates, Poland
1 55 Ghana, Georgia, Greece, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Nigeria, Republic of South Africa, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, Rwanda, Libya, Lithuania, Moldavia, Bahrain, Barbados, Bahamas, Venezuela, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Brazil, Brunei, Serbia, Seychelles, Sudan, Sweden, Slovenia, Armenia, Argentina, Haïti, Ireland, Afghanistan, Angola, Oman, Austria, Uruguay, Iraq, Israel, Zambia, Cameroon, Qatar, Kenya, Costa Rica, Cote d'Ivoire, Croatia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Panama, Paraguay, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Fiji, Hungary, Australia, Jordan
Total 116 365
o Korean University : 200 persons
※ 2010 KGSP Places Allocation for Domestic Universities
Quota Number of Countries Name of Countries
16 1 Vietnam
9 1 Indonesia
8 1 Philippines
7 2 Uzbekistan, Mongolia
6 3 Bangladesh, Malaysia, Cambodia
5 5 Myanmar, Kazakhstan, Thailand, Laos, India
4 2 Pakistan, Nepal
3 4 Guatemala, Sri Lanka, Egypt, Tanzania
2 25 Ghana, Nigeria, Chinese Taipei, Dominican Republic, Mexico, Morocco, Brunei, Senegal, Singapore, Azerbaijan, Angola, Ecuador, Jordan, Ukraine, Kenya, Columbia, Kyrgyzstan, Rwanda, Turkey, Tunisia, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Hungary, Yemen
1 40 Guinea, South Africa, Nicaragua, Germany, Democratic Republic of Timor- Leste, Liberia, Romania, Mali, Bahrain, Belarus, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Slovakia, United Arab Emirates, Argentina, Haiti, Afghanistan, Algeria, Ethiopia, El Salvador, Honduras, Uganda, Iraq, Iran, Jamaica, Zambia, Chile, Cameroon, Canada, Costa Rica, Cote d’Ivoire, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Croatia, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Australia
Total 83 200 persons
o Overseas Korean Adoptee : 35 persons
3. Applicable Universities and fields
o Applicable Universities : 61 Universities (or Institutes) designated by NIIED
* Applicants recommended by the Korean Embassies (Consulates) or by the adoption association must choose 5 desired universities out of 61 universities below and send in the application form to a Korean Embassy (Consulate) in the country of origin or to the adoption association. (Except for students nominated by Korean Government through Korean Embassy)
* Applicants recommended by the domestic universities must choose one desired university out of 61 universities below and send in the application form to that university.
* You can find detailed information about the fields and majors of the applicable universities on the website of NIIED.
Ajou Univ. , Catholic University of Korea, Cheongju Univ. , Chonbuk Nat’l Univ., Chonnam Nat’l Univ., Chosun Univ. , Chung-Ang Univ. , Chungnam Nat’l Univ., Daegu Univ. , Daejeon University, Donga Univ. , Dongguk University, Dongseo Univ. , Ewha woman’s Univ., Gangneung Wonju National University, Gyeungsang Nat’l Univ., Hallym University, Handong Global University, Hankuk university of Foreign studies, Hannam University, Hanyang Univ. , Hongik Univ. , Inha Univ. , Jeonju University, Kangwon nat’l Univ., Keimyung Univ. , Kongju national Univ., Konkuk Univ. , Konyang University, Kookmin Univ. , Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST), Korea Aerospace University, Korea Development Institute (KDI), Korea Polytechnic University, Korea Univ. , Korea university of Technology and Education, Kumoh National Institute of Technology, Kyunghee Univ. , Kyungpook Nat’l Univ., Kyungsung University, Mokpo Nat’l Univ., Myongji Univ. Pai Chai Univ., Pohang University of Science and Technology, Pukyong Nat’l Univ., Pusan National University, Seoul Nat’l Univ., Seoul National University of Technology, Silla Univ. , Sogang Univ. , Sookmyung womens Univ., Sungkyunkwan Univ. , Sunmoon Univ. , The Academy of Korean Studies, Univ. of Ulsan , University of science and technology, Wonkwang Univ. , Woosong University, Woosuk Univ. , Yeungnam Univ. , Yonsei Univ.
o Available fields : All majors of general graduate schools
* Specialized or professional graduate school programs such as law school program, medical school program, GSIS program, etc. are also eligible on the condition that the university covers all tuition over the initial 5 million won(KRW)/semester.
* Night schools, Seasonal schools, and schools through Internet are not allowed.
o Available course : Master’s Program, Doctoral Program and integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program.
o Integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program
* Applicants are only eligible to apply for the Integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program Scholarship if they apply for and are accepted into an Integrated & Master’s and Doctoral Program from the start of the scholarship period. Applicants who are applying for a Master’s Program and plan to apply for or switch to an Integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program in the future are ineligible for this scholarship.
* Very few schools offer Integrated & Doctoral Program. Applicants are responsible for connecting the university/universities they wish to apply for to find out whether or not such programs are offered.
* An applicant who applies for 5 year Integrated Master’s & Doctoral Program especially can get scholarship for 4 years only.
4. Main Notes for 2010 Selection
o Organizations accepting applications: Korean Embassies (Consulates), adoption association, and Domestic Universities in Korea
* Applicants may not be recommended by more than one organization. Every applicant recommended by more than one organization will be disqualified automatically.
o Selection Procedure : Students recommended by a Korean Embassy (Consulate) or domestic
university will be evaluated separately.
o Obtain Admission From the University Before Entry to Korea:
- Applicants recommended by a Korean Embassy (Consulate) or overseas Korean adoptees must apply and gain admission into 1 of 5 universities out of the 61 designated universities.
- Applicants recommended by a university in Korea should enter the same university.
o Exemption of Korean language course: TOPIK level 5 or 6 certificate holder
5. Duration of KGSP
o Master’s : 3 yrs. (01.09.2010 ~ 31.08.2013) - 1 yr. of Korean language + 2 yrs. of Master’s
o Doctoral : 4 yrs. (01.09.2010 ~ 31.08.2014) - 1 yr. of Korean language + 3 yrs of Doctoral
o Integrated Master’s & Doctoral : 5 yrs. (01.09.2010 ~ 31.08.2015) - 1 yr. of Korean language + 4 yrs. of Integrated Master’s & Doctoral
6. Korean Language Course
o After 1 year of Korean language training, Master's or doctoral program will be followed.
o Duration : 1 year (Scholarship students who still don’t get a TOPIK level 3 or above certificate after completing the language course should take an additional language course and can enter only after getting TOPIK level 3 or above)
* After additional 2 semesters of Korean language courses (total 1 year period), students who still don’t acquire the TOPIK 3 or above cannot enter the main program. (A student who used the additional language training will have demerit when he/she asks for an emergency extension with reasonable explanation. (For instance: Deduction of that period from the possible extension.)
o Institution :
- Applicants recommended by a Korean Embassy (Consulate) and overseas Korean adoptees will study at 1 of the 5 applied universities.
- Applicants recommended by the universities in Korea will study at the same university.
o Exemption of Korean language course: TOPIK level 5 or 6 certificate holder.
* Students who are exempted from the Korean language course may enter the graduate school starting from September 1, 2010 or March 1, 2011.
* Those who wish to enter on March 1, 2011 should get admission by himself/herself from the university and submit it to NIIED. (Otherwise, they will be disqualified.)
* A student exempted from Korean language course must enter the main program by Mar 1, 2011, otherwise he/she will be disqualified.
* A student who acquires TOPIK level 5 or 6 certificate during the Korean language course can enter the main program on Mar 1, 2011 if he/she wants to.
7. Application Qualifications
o Both applicant and his/her parents must be citizens of the foreign country.
* Applicants cannot have Korean citizenship.
o Applicants should be in good health, both mentally and physically, to stay in Korea for a long period of time.
o Should be under 40 years of age as of September 1, 2010
o Hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree as of September 1, 2010
* Applicants who are enrolling or have already enrolled in the same academic program in Korea as the one they are applying for will not be admitted.
* For Master’s program (or Integrated Master’s & Doctoral program): students who hold a Bachelor’s degree or a diploma that is equivalent to or higher than Bachelor’s degree
* For Doctoral program: students who hold a Master’s degree or a diploma that is equivalent to or higher than Master’s degree.
* Applicants who are expecting the adequate diploma should present their diploma by September 1, 2010 before entry.
o Should have a grade point average (G.P.A.) at least 2.64 on a 4.0 scale, 2.80 on a 4. 3 scale, 2.91 on a 4.5 scale or grades/marks/score of 80% or higher from the previous attended institution
* If the grade is difficult to convert to percentage, official explanatory documents from the attended university are required.
8. Scholarship Payment
o Scholarship Period : same as the period of invitation
o Payment
-Airfare : A round-trip economy class ticket
* Airfare for entry will not be provided to one who is staying in Korea on account of the study (Korean language course, undergraduate or graduate school) or employment as of the confirmation date of selection of scholarship students.
* Fees within domestic travel, as well as insurance while travelling to and from the Republic of Korea, will not be provided.
-Monthly Allowance : 900,000 won(KRW) per month
-Research Allowance : 210,000 won for students in human and social sciences; 240,000 won for students in natural and mechanic sciences per semester
-Relocation (Settlement) Allowance : 200,000 won upon arrival
-Language Training Fee : The full costs up to 1 year
-Tuitions : All admission fees are waived by the host institution. The full tuition is paid by NIIED.
-Dissertation Printing Costs : 500,000 ~ 800,000 won for the costs related to a printing dissertation
-Medical Insurance : 15,000 won per month(limited insurance coverage) will be provided to the university for students.
-Special fund for students proficient in Korean language (TOPIK level 5 or 6) : 100,000 won per month(Commencing from the main program)
9. Selection Procedure
o "KGSP Guidelines for the Year 2010" including the application form will be on at the website of NIIED, GKS.(www.gks.go.kr), the Korean Embassy (Consulate), and domestic universities.
o For applicants recommended by the Korean Embassy (Consulate)
- Korean Embassy (Consulate) may recommend 1.5 times their quota to NIIED
- Evaluation on the applicant’s eligibility by NIIED
- NIIED entrusts the applicants to the desired universities (in order of choice)
o For applicants recommended by domestic universities
-Each designated domestic university can recommend up to 15 candidates (3 per country)
-Special selection committee will evaluate the candidates.
-In regards to candidates, NIIED will refer to the Korean Embassy (Consulate) for eligibility when needed.
o For overseas Korean adoptees
- Recommendation by Korean Embassy (Consulate) or Adoption Associations in Korea
- Evaluation on the applicant’s eligibility by NIIED
- NIIED entrusts the applicants to the desired universities (in order of choice)
- Special selection committee will make the final decision.
10. Selection Criterion
o All documents including the transcript, self introduction, study plan, language proficiency (Korean and English), recommendation, papers and awards etc.
11. Required Documentation
o Place of submission :
- For applicants recommended by a Korean Embassy (Consulate) : Korean Embassy (Consulate)
- For applicants recommended by a domestic university : the same domestic university
- For overseas Korean adoptees : Korean Embassy (Consulate) or Adoption Associations in Korea
o Deadline of Submission : The date set forth by the Korean Embassy (Consulate) in the country of origin or universities in Korea.
* Deadline for recommendation to NIIED is May 14, 2010.
o Required documents :
Check List for Application Documents MA (Integrated MA & Doctoral) Doctoral
1. Personal data (Attachment #1) ○ ○
2. Self Introduction (Attachment #2) ○ ○
3. Study Plan (Attachment #3) ○ ○
4. Letter of Recommendation (Attachment #4) ○ ○
5. Pledge (Attachment #5) ○ ○
6. Personal Medical Assessment (Attachment #6) ○ ○
7. Copies of diploma(s) from previously attended undergraduate
Institution(s) ○ ○
8. Official transcript of previously attended undergraduate institution(s) ○ ○
9. Copies of diploma(s) from previously attended graduate institution(s) - ○
10. Official transcript of previously attended graduate institution(s) - ○
11. Certificate of TOPIK score (original copy) ○ ○
12. Certificate of TOEFL or IELTS score (original copy) directly sent from ETS/IELTS ○ ○
13. Published papers, if available (one or two) △ △
14. Awards, if available (one or two) △ △
15. Copy of passport ○ ○
16. Certificate of Citizenship of His/Her Parents : birth certificate,
passport, etc. (* only for overseas Koreans) △ △
17. Adoption documents (*only for overseas Korean adoptee) △ △
- Applicants from Korean Embassy (Consulate) or Adoption Association: One original document (placed in a separate envelope) and 2 extra copies.
- Applicants from domestic universities: One original document (placed in a separate envelope) and 5 extra copies.
o Note
- Dual recommendation by more than one organization is not acceptable.
- Documents should be presented in the original form. Documents not in English or Korean must be accompanied by a complete and accurate English or Korean translation certified by the issuing institution.
- Submitted documents will not be returned to the candidates.
- Incomplete or incorrect documents are subject to rejection by NIIED. (Even after entry to Korea)
- In case of submitting copied documents inevitably, applicants must submit the original to the Korean Embassy (Consulate) and have the two documents collated.(Collated documents need to be submitted behind the original documents)
- Applicants who don’t hold a diploma may submit a certificate or letter of expected graduation.
- Applicants must accurately fill out the health checklist based on truth. All successful applicants must take a medical exam in Korea (including an HIV and TBPE drug test) in accordance with the requirements of the Korea Immigration Service and the KGSP program. If the results show that the applicant is unfit to be a KGSP student, all costs for departure to their own country will be borne by the KGSP applicant.
- Applicants may submit the copies of published papers, if available.
- Applicants may submit the copies of awards, if available.
* Applicants must submit all the documents by check list order. (Check list for the application documents should be the front page with the stapled documents followed.)
- Applicants who are currently studying in Korea or graduated from Korean university must submit one recommendation letter of the head of department of the relevant university.
* No Student is allowed to transfer school during the entire period of program once he/ she enters the school.
12. Selection Schedule
o Recommendation deadline : May 14, 2010
o Final selection by NIIED : by June 30, 2010
o Result notice : by July 10, 2010
o Entry to Korea : from August 25, 2010 to August 30, 2010
o Korean language course or graduate school : starting from September 1, 2010
13. For further information, please contact
o Korean Embassy (Consulate) / universities in Korea
o KGSP Team, National Institute for International Education Development (NIIED)
- Address: 43 Ewhajanggil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, 110-810, Republic of Korea
- Website: http://www.niied.go.kr or http://www.gks.go.kr
(Korean) http://www.niied.go.kr → 정부초청 외국인 장학생 프로그램 → 공지사항
(English) http://www.niied.go.kr → Korean Government Scholarship Program → Notice
- Phone: +82-2-3668-1448 (in English), +82-2-3668-1358 (in Korean)
- Fax: +82-2-743-4992
14. Other useful websites
ㅇ KCUE (Korean Council for University Education) http://www.kcue.or.kr
ㅇ Learning Korean http://www.kosnet.go.kr
ㅇ Universities and Graduate schools in Korea http://www.studyinkorea.go.kr
ㅇ Understanding of Korean culture http://korea.net
ㅇ Overseas Korean embassies http://www.mofat.go.kr
ㅇ Visa and Registration http://immigration.go.kr
http://niied.go.kr/NIIED_ENG/NIIED_MAIN00/main_popup.jsp?seq=9&bid=TB_NIIED_ENG_BRD15&no=9
Senin, 08 Maret 2010
They Call me an Autist!
www.korea-pri.blogspot
080310 They Call me an Autist!
Wah, gara-gara bahas film ini, gw jadi bahan tertwaan temen temen di kelas phonetic gw.
Seperti biasa, kalo sama Prof. Pri, habis kelas pasti langsung makan. Tapi hari ni ngeluh capek, dan berkali kali komplen tentang bis kampus. Kalo ini gw SETUJU!!!!
Bis kampus memang sarana yang paling cepet untuk transport kampus HUFS Yongin ke Seoul. Gak enaknya, bisnya puanaaaasnya bukan maen. Si sopir gak kira2 nyalain pemanasnya kali. Nah, selain tu gaya nyetir yang sangat ’Dynamic’ membuat para pemabuk sept gw dan prof.Pri ini merasa gak nyaman. Apalagi dia belum makan...wah, ya udah, tambah sengsara deh. Sama kayak gw waktu naik bus di bulan puasa. Urgh... rasanya dah mau muntah karena mabok. Yah, dasar gw aja sih yang pemabok.
Jadi, setelah kelas kita makan Ccim Tdak, sejenis semur ayam. Ni requestnya prof juga yang udah laper gara2 gak makan siang. Padahal waktu tu masih jam 5 lah. Still too early for dinner, but nothing beats hungry stomach (me too)
Wah, gara-gara bahas film ini, gw jadi bahan tertwaan temen temen di kelas phonetic gw.
Seperti biasa, kalo sama Prof. Pri, habis kelas pasti langsung makan. Tapi hari ni ngeluh capek, dan berkali kali komplen tentang bis kampus. Kalo ini gw SETUJU!!!!
Bis kampus memang sarana yang paling cepet untuk transport kampus HUFS Yongin ke Seoul. Gak enaknya, bisnya puanaaaasnya bukan maen. Si sopir gak kira2 nyalain pemanasnya kali. Nah, selain tu gaya nyetir yang sangat ’Dynamic’ membuat para pemabuk sept gw dan prof.Pri ini merasa gak nyaman. Apalagi dia belum makan...wah, ya udah, tambah sengsara deh. Sama kayak gw waktu naik bus di bulan puasa. Urgh... rasanya dah mau muntah karena mabok. Yah, dasar gw aja sih yang pemabok.
Jadi, setelah kelas kita makan Ccim Tdak, sejenis semur ayam. Ni requestnya prof juga yang udah laper gara2 gak makan siang. Padahal waktu tu masih jam 5 lah. Still too early for dinner, but nothing beats hungry stomach (me too)
Nah disaat itu,sambil makan, kt ngomongin filmnya Sharukh Khan yang terbaru, dimana dia memerankan seorang penderita Autis. Salah satu cirinya disini adalah gaya bicara nya yang terbata-bata/tergagap gagap. Gw juga menjelaskan dengan semangat, sampe tergagap-gagap. Maklumlah, dah lama gak pake bahasa inggris. Tapi mayaknya mereka semua penasaran sama ni film (film india yang gak ada lagu dan jogednya). Nah, Seung A nanya tentang film itu. Tapi pas bilang Autis tanganya nunjuk ke gw. Begitu juga dengan si wangkan
”pas bilang autis, tangan gak sah nunjuk ke gw doooong.....” gw bilang. Disambut ketawa temen2 gw yang laen.
”haha....Now it is official. You are an autist!’ kata si Profesor. Ugh... tega banget lo. Sesama Pri koq saling mengejek. Gw jawab aja
“ enak aja! Ssss-saya....bbbb-bukan auttttt-tis!’ ....... semua tertawa...Puassss ya... ngejekin gw....
”pas bilang autis, tangan gak sah nunjuk ke gw doooong.....” gw bilang. Disambut ketawa temen2 gw yang laen.
”haha....Now it is official. You are an autist!’ kata si Profesor. Ugh... tega banget lo. Sesama Pri koq saling mengejek. Gw jawab aja
“ enak aja! Ssss-saya....bbbb-bukan auttttt-tis!’ ....... semua tertawa...Puassss ya... ngejekin gw....
Kamis, 04 Maret 2010
Deluxe Private Company Taxi
050310 Deluxe Private Company Taxi
Wah! Judul yang panjang ya ^^ hihi... tapi sebenernya nggak juga koq. Intinya postingan kali ni tentang taksi.
Taksi adalah salah satu sarana transportasi yang umum dijumpai dimanapun, termasuk di Korea. Di korea, ada tiga jenis taksi. Yang pertama 모범 mobeom Taxi, atau taksi elitlah kita nyebutnya. Ni taksi mobilnya biasanya warna item, trus lebih gede. Dan dalemnya sih katanya bagus banget sampe ada telponya segala (katanya siih... maklum jarang naek taksi gw^^). Harganyapun sesuailah....hehe. bentuknya kayak gambar dipostingan ni lah. Tapi taksinya yang warna item ya. Kalo yang putih, tu jenis taksi kedua
Taksi kedua adalah taksi yang gak kejar setoran 개인 택시 gein theksi. Ni taksi dah resi jadi milik si sopir. Cicilanya dah lunas kale, sehingga si sopir sedikit lebih santai. Ingat seeeediiiiikiiiit. Intinya hampir semua taksi di Korea ngebut, dan mereka hampir bisa berhenti dimanapun, termasuk di lampu hijau (yang seharusnya mobil jalan).
Jenis taksi terakhir adalah taksi punya perusaahaan tertentu(회시 택시 hwesa theksi). Maksudnya ni taksi mobilnya punya perusahaan tertentu tadi. Sehingga ada istilah kejar setoran banget. Makanya kalo naek ni taksi, busyeeeet.... kaya naek formula one deh! Ngebutnya minta ampun. Anyway, rata2 taksi Korea emang ngebut2. Maklumlah, kata mereka 발리 발리 atau cepat cepat. Oh ya, satu lagi. Sopir taksi di Korea jarang yang muda2. Kebanyakan dah tue tue...(hihi gak penting ya). Dan juga, belum pernah ketemu sopir taksi perempuan seumur. Kalo masnis kereta subway/sopir bis perempuan sering banget
Back to taxi. Trus mbedainya yang mobeom, pribadi ama prusahaan, gimane? Biasanya tulisan selain ciri2 fisik tadi, tapi katnya ciri utama sebenernya ada di lampu diatasnya. Disitu ada yang warna kuning (elit), putih (pribadi), biru (perusahaan). Kurang yakin? Yang paling aman adalah baca tulisan di lampunya. Disitu biasanya tertulis 보범 (elit) atau 개인(pribadi) atau 회사(perusahaan). Untuk masalah harga, antara taksi perusahaan dan taksi pribadi bisa dibilang relatif sama. Nah untuk menyatakan apkah ada penumpang atau nggak, bakal ada tulisan dari lampu flip flop yang nyala di kaca depan, tulisanya 빈자 pinja, singkatan dari 빈 자리 pinjari, atau bangku kosong. Hiiii.... kok kayak judul film horror yaaaaaa
Kemudian, beberapa taksi ada yang pasang stiker ’free interpretation’. Jangan yakin dulu sopirnya bisa bahasa inggris. Karena dia bakalan minta loe nelpon ke nomor tertentu utk jasa interpretasi bahasa. Di korea ada layanan pemerintah yang menyediakan penerjemahan untuk beberapa bahasa
OK. Selanjutnya, beberapa taksi men-charge kalau kita panggil lewat telpon. Yah, gak banyak sih. Tapi utk kantong mhs spt gw si kerasa banget. Sekitar 1000-2000won lah. Secara umum taksi di Korea ada navigationya, semacam peta alamat ber GPS. Disini kita juga bisa melacak alamat berdasarkan nomor telpon. Urgh.... canggih juga ya.
Cuman taksi biasanya gak selalu jadi pilihan utama, tapi jadi pilihan ke sekian lah. Ini karena emang situsi jalan yg gak bisa diperhitungkan, kadang macet kadang gak. Dia gak pernah jadi pilihan pertama kecuali kalo bawa barang, atau memang gak tahu alamat, atau masih baru sampe di Korea dan belum banyak tahu tentang transportasi.
Kebanyakan naik taksi kalau udah kemaleman, dan gak ada subway or bis. Khusus subway, biasanya layanan mulai jam 5.30 pagi ampe jam 1 malem. Jadi kalo pulang setelah jam 1, siap siap deh cari taksi.
Trus taksi ini juga kadang dipake untuk jarak dekat.
Orang yang naik taksi, biasanya bergerombol^^ hehe.... misal. Ada gw ber 5 temen pegi ke tujuan yang sama. Kalo naik subway/bis, ongkos = 950 kali 5. Pake transfer lagi. kan lama. ongkosnyapun Yah sekitar 5 rebu lah. Trus ongkos taksi sekitar 5 rebu juga. Nah, kalo gini, mending naek taksi ajja. Ntar sum-sum-an lah serebuan antar penunmpang pas bayar. Lima? Tunggu....
Taksi di Korea boleh ampe lima?
Yah. Ini kenyataan. Walau gak semua taksi, tapi ada juga yang berbaik hati taksinya mau ditumpangi 5 orang...hehe
Nah, waktu itu gw mau ke solat jumat mesjid di Daejon. Ber lima lah, gw, pak dedi and temen internasional laen. Dan diantara mereka, dua orang bobotnya dan sizenya lumayan lah. Tapi tu supir taksi rela tuh. Ya allah, abis turun gw doain lah semoga rejeki tu sopir taksi ditambah. Tapi doanya beda pas gw lagi di dalem taksi. Doanya mohon perlindungan dan keselamatan dari allah, coz tu sopir taksi nyetir kayak arnold scwharzeneger....eeeeh, maksud gw michael schumacher! Wuzzzzz.....!!!!!!!!!
Wah! Judul yang panjang ya ^^ hihi... tapi sebenernya nggak juga koq. Intinya postingan kali ni tentang taksi.
Taksi adalah salah satu sarana transportasi yang umum dijumpai dimanapun, termasuk di Korea. Di korea, ada tiga jenis taksi. Yang pertama 모범 mobeom Taxi, atau taksi elitlah kita nyebutnya. Ni taksi mobilnya biasanya warna item, trus lebih gede. Dan dalemnya sih katanya bagus banget sampe ada telponya segala (katanya siih... maklum jarang naek taksi gw^^). Harganyapun sesuailah....hehe. bentuknya kayak gambar dipostingan ni lah. Tapi taksinya yang warna item ya. Kalo yang putih, tu jenis taksi kedua
Taksi kedua adalah taksi yang gak kejar setoran 개인 택시 gein theksi. Ni taksi dah resi jadi milik si sopir. Cicilanya dah lunas kale, sehingga si sopir sedikit lebih santai. Ingat seeeediiiiikiiiit. Intinya hampir semua taksi di Korea ngebut, dan mereka hampir bisa berhenti dimanapun, termasuk di lampu hijau (yang seharusnya mobil jalan).
Jenis taksi terakhir adalah taksi punya perusaahaan tertentu(회시 택시 hwesa theksi). Maksudnya ni taksi mobilnya punya perusahaan tertentu tadi. Sehingga ada istilah kejar setoran banget. Makanya kalo naek ni taksi, busyeeeet.... kaya naek formula one deh! Ngebutnya minta ampun. Anyway, rata2 taksi Korea emang ngebut2. Maklumlah, kata mereka 발리 발리 atau cepat cepat. Oh ya, satu lagi. Sopir taksi di Korea jarang yang muda2. Kebanyakan dah tue tue...(hihi gak penting ya). Dan juga, belum pernah ketemu sopir taksi perempuan seumur. Kalo masnis kereta subway/sopir bis perempuan sering banget
Back to taxi. Trus mbedainya yang mobeom, pribadi ama prusahaan, gimane? Biasanya tulisan selain ciri2 fisik tadi, tapi katnya ciri utama sebenernya ada di lampu diatasnya. Disitu ada yang warna kuning (elit), putih (pribadi), biru (perusahaan). Kurang yakin? Yang paling aman adalah baca tulisan di lampunya. Disitu biasanya tertulis 보범 (elit) atau 개인(pribadi) atau 회사(perusahaan). Untuk masalah harga, antara taksi perusahaan dan taksi pribadi bisa dibilang relatif sama. Nah untuk menyatakan apkah ada penumpang atau nggak, bakal ada tulisan dari lampu flip flop yang nyala di kaca depan, tulisanya 빈자 pinja, singkatan dari 빈 자리 pinjari, atau bangku kosong. Hiiii.... kok kayak judul film horror yaaaaaa
Kemudian, beberapa taksi ada yang pasang stiker ’free interpretation’. Jangan yakin dulu sopirnya bisa bahasa inggris. Karena dia bakalan minta loe nelpon ke nomor tertentu utk jasa interpretasi bahasa. Di korea ada layanan pemerintah yang menyediakan penerjemahan untuk beberapa bahasa
OK. Selanjutnya, beberapa taksi men-charge kalau kita panggil lewat telpon. Yah, gak banyak sih. Tapi utk kantong mhs spt gw si kerasa banget. Sekitar 1000-2000won lah. Secara umum taksi di Korea ada navigationya, semacam peta alamat ber GPS. Disini kita juga bisa melacak alamat berdasarkan nomor telpon. Urgh.... canggih juga ya.
Cuman taksi biasanya gak selalu jadi pilihan utama, tapi jadi pilihan ke sekian lah. Ini karena emang situsi jalan yg gak bisa diperhitungkan, kadang macet kadang gak. Dia gak pernah jadi pilihan pertama kecuali kalo bawa barang, atau memang gak tahu alamat, atau masih baru sampe di Korea dan belum banyak tahu tentang transportasi.
Kebanyakan naik taksi kalau udah kemaleman, dan gak ada subway or bis. Khusus subway, biasanya layanan mulai jam 5.30 pagi ampe jam 1 malem. Jadi kalo pulang setelah jam 1, siap siap deh cari taksi.
Trus taksi ini juga kadang dipake untuk jarak dekat.
Orang yang naik taksi, biasanya bergerombol^^ hehe.... misal. Ada gw ber 5 temen pegi ke tujuan yang sama. Kalo naik subway/bis, ongkos = 950 kali 5. Pake transfer lagi. kan lama. ongkosnyapun Yah sekitar 5 rebu lah. Trus ongkos taksi sekitar 5 rebu juga. Nah, kalo gini, mending naek taksi ajja. Ntar sum-sum-an lah serebuan antar penunmpang pas bayar. Lima? Tunggu....
Taksi di Korea boleh ampe lima?
Yah. Ini kenyataan. Walau gak semua taksi, tapi ada juga yang berbaik hati taksinya mau ditumpangi 5 orang...hehe
Nah, waktu itu gw mau ke solat jumat mesjid di Daejon. Ber lima lah, gw, pak dedi and temen internasional laen. Dan diantara mereka, dua orang bobotnya dan sizenya lumayan lah. Tapi tu supir taksi rela tuh. Ya allah, abis turun gw doain lah semoga rejeki tu sopir taksi ditambah. Tapi doanya beda pas gw lagi di dalem taksi. Doanya mohon perlindungan dan keselamatan dari allah, coz tu sopir taksi nyetir kayak arnold scwharzeneger....eeeeh, maksud gw michael schumacher! Wuzzzzz.....!!!!!!!!!
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