Dear Readers,
A significant portion of the questions that the Korean receives is simple translation. While the Korean answers those questions that take less than a minute to translate, he neither has the time nor energy to translate anything longer.
So if you can provide a translation service (for a fee or otherwise,) let the Korean know. After the Korean is assured of the quality of your work, your website will be sponsored at Ask a Korean! for free. This is a significant advantage, as AAK! could be earning thousands of dollars a year if the Korean chose to put up ads. The Korean will also refer your service to anyone who asks for any long translation, free of charge.
The Korean is looking for quality and consistency. If you would like to advertise your services, please make sure that you have the time and the commitment to follow through for at least 2 years.
Please leave a comment or email the Korean if you are interested.
Got a question or a comment for the Korean? Email away at askakorean@gmail.com.
Senin, 22 Februari 2010
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