Dear Korean,
We are hoping to enroll our daughter in Korean classes when she is old enough and take classes ourselves. We are planning to move to the Dallas area in 2012. I have been able to find plenty of Korean markets, restaurants and businesses, but I can't seem to find Saturday or Sunday Korean language classes for children and adults in the area. Do you know where I should look?
Barbara K.
The Korean has never stepped foot in the great state of Texas, unfortunately. Readers, any ideas?
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