In one of my college classes at Yonsei University, Global Business Environment, I met someone amazing named Hye-yun. Our class only meets once a week for fifty minutes, and we mostly listen to lectures, so we didn't talk much at first. But when our professor put us into groups for a project, I got lucky—Hye-yun was on my team! We created a group chat using a popular Korean app called KakaoTalk, a messaging and texting platform. After one of our group meetings, I asked her if she'd be willing to share about her life in South Korea. She said yes!
Here's what I learned from our fun interview:
My name is Choi Hye-yun (최혜윤). In Korea, people say their last name first, so "Choi" is my family name, and "Hye-yun" is my first name. I am 22 years old and a third-year, or junior, at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. I study political science and diplomacy, which means learning how countries work together. I also study business management, which is how I met Priscilla. The Korean college semester starts in February and ends in June, so I just finished my midterm exams!
