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Location: 

• Busan

Neighborhood: GwangalliContact person by email

Hi I'm selling the following goods. Feel free to message me here or on Kakao (my ID is sp987). Kakao is easier. I'm located in Gwangalli. Pick up there. Everything can fit into a taxi except for the bed, and sofa. See pictures at this link - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bh3ws92vsehkgqw/AACpFN7jYvfYa_CV8ctPKmg6a?dl=0 

1. Wider Desk (20,000 won) - Everything comes apart. Has a very slight wobble that can be fixed by putting a paper underneath one of the legs. I use this for working. I easily fit two monitors onto this desk with extra space on top. This can be taken apart and fit into a taxi. (dimensions: Length - 140 cm; width 60 cm; height 71 cm)
    
2. Narrower Desk/Kitchen Table - 30,000 won. this is very sturdy and the legs come apart for moving. Can fit in a taxi. (dimensions: Length - 120 cm; width 43 cm; height 72 cm)
    
3. 40 Inch TV (80,000 won). It has 3 HDMI ports, so can easily hook up your laptop to watch Netflix or attach Apple TV. Comes with a remote. Has small legs so it stands easily on a TV stand. Works fine.  Buy with the TV stand below for 85,000 won. Can see the specs here - http://widevu.co.kr/product/widevu-wv400fhd-s01/11/ 
    
4. TV stand (15,000 won). It has a slight wobble when moving it, but worked fine for the 2 years I had it. TV was on it okay and has two areas of storage. If you buy this with the TV I will give you the stand for 5,000 won. Can fit in a taxi (dimensions: Length - 100 cm; width 36 cm; height 35 cm)
    
5. LG Monitor (23 inches) (35,000 won). I used it for one of my 2 screens for work. Works fine and does the job. Has 3 HDMI ports. No remote. But can press the buttons under the screen to adjust channels, volume, and settings. - Can see the specs here. https://www.whathifi.com/lg/m2362d/overview 
    
6. Trek 520 Touring Bike (500,000 won) - I have taken this all over the world and is still in great shape. Perfect if you want to tour Korea while your here on all the nice paths. Will include a free tuneup at the trek shop before purchase. Bought this new in 2015 for 1.4 million won. Can throw in some bike tools, helmet, camping gear if you like so you are ready to go. 
    
7. Two Stools - 5,000 won each or 8,000 for both
    
8. Weights - 20,000 won. These are two dumbbells and comes with a bar that screws into one side of each dumbbell so that you can make a barbell. Good for a home workout. Comes with 14 kg in plates. 4x2kg and 4x1.5 kg weights. 
    
9. IKEA chair - 10,000 won. This chair works great and very comfortable for reading a book, but it's stained. I just put a blanket over it and it's a nice addition to the living room. 40,000 if new - https://www.ikea.com/kr/en/p/pello-armchair-holmby-natural-90160720/ 
    
10. Appliance holder/Kitchen storage holder (15,000 won). 3 shelves to store microwave, toaster, or anything you like. 
     
11. Toaster oven - 10,000 won - Works fine, use this to toast things. it's an oven as well so can do basic baking in here. 
     
12. Tall Japanese Lamp - 7,000 won
     
13. Office chairs (2 of them) - 10,000 won each
     
14. Queen size Silentnight mattress - 80,000 won. This is the most comfortable mattress I have been on in Korea and perhaps my life. It retails for over 400,000
     
15. Queen size plastic frame - 10,000 won - allows you to raise your mattress up off the ground. 
     
16. Sofa (10,000 won) - extremely comfortable 3 person sofa. I fall asleep on this a lot. I have a sofa topper to go around it as the under leather portion is peeling off. 
     
17. Rice Cooker - 5,000 won 
     
18. Electric Water Kettle (5,000 won)  
     
19. Yoga mat (5,000 won) - Nice thick yoga mat. 
     
20. Coffee stand - 5,000 won - typical coffee stand that just needs legs opened to work. 
     
21. Ottoman (5,000 won)  - Huge size, very comfy. It's perfect for putting your legs up when sitting on the couch. It's scratched on the top 
     
22. Games: Rummikub (5,000 won); Kodama (5,000 won) = or both for 8,000 won. 
     
23. Router (5,000 won) - works fine. 
     
24. Korean Level 2 book (5,000 won)

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Microwave - 15,000 won (SOLD) - Nice Microwave and ready for a new owner

Classified Ad Type: 

• Job Wanted

Location: 

• Busan

Neighborhood: Yeonje Ku, Semyeon, Beomnaegol, Chunggu, SeoguContact person by email

Experienced Canadian F5 Visa holder with an Education degree, teacher's license and TESOL certificate, looking for part time work after 5pm. (Except Mondays.)

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• For Sale Items

Location: 

• Suwon

Neighborhood: OsanContact person by email

The bike has built in safely lights, and comes with an attachable headlight. Also included are two locks, a travel carrying case with a phone pocket, charger, and a can of degreaser. 

Able to deliver within or nearby Seoul on the weekends. During the weekday I’m available after 6:30pm in Osan and will give a -10,000won discount. 

 

330,000 obo 

 

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• Job Wanted

Location: 

• Busan

Neighborhood: near Pusan National University, Dongnae, Somyeon Contact person by email

Hello, I am a student of PNU, Sogdiana. I hold visa D2, my nationality is Uzbekistan. I can teach English and Russian intermediate, upper- intermediate level. I have experience of working with kids. I am also fluent in Korean(TOPIK6). You can contact me by a phone call 01068522110 or email [email protected].

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Classified Ad Type: 

• Learning Exchanges

Location: 

• Busan

Neighborhood: PNUContact person by email

I want to exchange my own Chinese for English or Korean. If you want to learn Chinese, please contact me. We are equal and reciprocal.

Classified Ad Type: 

• Job Wanted

Location: 

• Busan

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Hi all,

I am looking for a non teaching part time job. I have basic Corel draw graphic design knowledge, I can write academically or in any form (I have an outdated blog). Kindly note, I don't want overnight job except its remote. TIA, cheers. 

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• Learning Exchanges

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Private lesson in Deokcheon.

 

Course 1. Conversation class (speaking) 

￦70,000 (for 4 times)

Course 2. Study with Korean children'sbook (reading, speaking, listenin, writhing)

￦80,000 (for 4 times)

Course 3. Grammar / TOPIK / KIIP

￦90,000 (for 4 times)

 

Available times

Monday : 9am / 11am / 12pm / 5pm / 6pm

Tuesday : 1pm / 2pm

Wednesday : 10am / 11am / 12pm / 6pm

Thursday : 1pm / 2pm / 4pm

 

** 55 minutes class

** You can choose between 4 times in a month and 8 times in a month.

(4 times in a month means 1 day in a week, and 8 times means 2 days in a week.)

 

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Hi! I'm Wonnie.

I have new time table for the private classes!

The place for these lessons in Deokcheon(덕천), Busan.

If you need more info about these lessons, feel free to contact me :)

 

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- Although the student late for the class, still finish on time.

- Payment is on the first day of lesson times.

- Class cancellation must be announced by the day before on the class day, and if canceled on the day, the class is considered.

- Announced by the day before on the class day lessons will have supplementary lessons after the last class.

(** You can postpone only 1 time which has supplementary lesson. After that, you can not postpone but just can cancel, which will not have any supplementary lesson.)

 

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Classified Ad Type: 

• Learning Exchanges

Location: 

• Busan

Neighborhood: pnu PNU haeundae Haeundae seomyon pusan busanContact person by email

Busan's Korean Language Institute For Foreigners (KLIFF) is offering classes for everyone.  Make a change by learning Korean this season.  The teachers at KLIFF can help!

Think it takes a year to speak Korean well?  Think again!  In just a  month we can get you speaking with the locals! 

KLIFF is located in two convenient locations: PNU and Haeundae. 

We have as many as 9 levels of Korean ability for you to choose from.  We also offer special lectures targeted toward the Korean proficiency test.

We're open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and available Sunday, too!

Questions or need directions?  Feel free to call us any time at 010-9108-6594, or email to [email protected].  You can also check us out at www.kliff.co.kr. 
See the map below to our PNU location, call or see our website for Haeundae classes.

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Busan's Korean Language Institute For Foreigners (KLIFF) is offering classes for everyone.  Make a change by learning Korean this season.  The teachers at KLIFF can help!

Think it takes a year to speak Korean well?  Think again!  In just a  month we can get you speaking with the locals! 

KLIFF is located in two convenient locations: PNU and Haeundae. 

We have as many as 9 levels of Korean ability for you to choose from.  We also offer special lectures targeted toward the Korean proficiency test.

We're open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and available Sunday, too!

Questions or need directions?  Feel free to call us any time at 010-9108-6594, or email to [email protected].  You can also check us out at www.kliff.co.kr. 
See the map below to our PNU location, call or see our website for Haeundae classes.

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A Fish-Shaped Wind Chime at Manbulsa Temple in Yeongcheon, Gyeongsangbuk-do

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Introduction

One of the most beautiful decorative items that you’ll find adorning a Korean Buddhist temple or hermitage are the melodious wind chimes that hang from the eaves of a shrine hall. And while these Fish-Shaped Wind Chimes, or “Punggyeong – 풍경” in Korean, are absolutely beautiful, but like everything else at a Korean Buddhist temple, they have a symbolic meaning. So what do they look like? Why are they shaped like a fish? And why do you find them adorning Korean Buddhist temple shrine halls?

Fish-Shaped Wind Chime Design

When you first approach a temple, especially on a windy day, you’ll be able to hear a slight ringing in the air. This is the Fish-Shaped Wind Chime that is so prominently displayed up in the eaves of temple structures, especially shrine halls.

First, the bell is smaller is size. It has a typical bell shape as is the clapper/striker, as well. What differentiates the Fish-Shaped Wind Chime is that the sail, which dangles down from the bottom of the bell’s opening, is shaped like a fish. This fish-shaped sail dangles down from a mid-sized string/cord and allows the clapper/striker to hit off the interior of the bell. This is what allows the temple to sound so beautiful, especially on windy days. Also, this style of bell is traditionally made of bronze.

A uniquely designed Fish-Shaped Wind Chime at Gakwonsa Temple in Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do A Fish-Shaped Wind Chime at Anyangam Hermitage in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do. Fish-Shaped Wind Chime Meaning

There are three meanings behind the design of the Fish-Shaped Wind Chime. The first is that the wind chime allows the wind to pass through the chime. This is likened to the condition of complete freedom from obstruction. This is centred on one of the core beliefs in Buddhism: the shedding of the superficial for the Truth. The second is found in the meaning behind the eyes of the fish. Like in real life, a fish never closes its eyes whether it’s asleep or awake. Similarly, the Fish-Shaped Wind Chime rings both night and day without ceasing and never getting tired. This is important symbolically because it’s a reminder to both monks and nuns to remain diligent on their path inside the Dharma and on their journey towards enlightenment. And the third, and final, meaning behind the Fish-Shaped Wind Chime is that the bell’s sound is meant to dispel evil spirits. As a bit of a side note, this is why you’ll see both houses and apartments in Korea having a Fish-Shaped Wind Chime near their entryways.

Conclusion

Much like all artwork that adorns Korean Buddhist temple halls, the Fish-Shaped Wind Chime has so much more symbolic meaning than simply looking and sounding great. So the next time you hear a ringing in your ear at a temple, you’ll know that this sound is a reminder to the faithful to remain vigilant on their journey towards Buddhahood. And if there’s an evil spirit around, it might just dispel a spirit or two.

A Fish-Shaped Wind Chime at Beomeosa Temple in Geumjeong-gu, Busan. The Fish-Shaped Wind Chime at Seoamjeongsa Temple in Hamyang, Gyeongsangnam-do. —

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Classified Ad Type: 

• Job Wanted

Location: 

• Busan

Neighborhood: BusanContact person by email

Hi

I am currently looking for teaching work in Busan starting from mid this month I am available.

For more information contact me.

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