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Opinion on Changes for The Argus
F
irst of all, it is an honor for me to get the
and see for yourself if it is right or not according
chance to express my opinion for your
to the standard Romanization Rule. Except for
magazine.Iapplaudyouforyourcontinued
thosewhohaveanacquaintancewiththiswoman,
improvement,butthereareafewthingsIwantto
many people will be confused about how to
suggesttoyou.
pronounce her name. Most of them, including
ThethingIwishtosuggestisthatyourmagazine
me, are expected to read it as various forms of
needs to adopt the unified spelling system.
pronunciation according to how her name is
I think it is natural that this grammar rule
spelled in English, which is completely different
should be applied equally to the entire contents
fromherrealKoreanname.
of the magazine. As you look at page two of
If you adopt the standard Romanization Rule,
the magazine, there is a list of your journalist
there will be no trial and error with technical
members on the left side. Looking at it, you
confusions. Moreover, owing to trivial spelling
can see that The Argus appears not to adopt the
orthography, you might even convey the wrong
spelling system coherently. Compare ¡®Ho-jun¡¯
message to the readers. So as not to make any
with ¡®Young-joon¡¯ and what is the difference
additionalconfusionsmaintainingyourreliability,
between them? Their spellings should be unified
it will be good for you to comply with my
since they are using the same word spelled two
proposal.
YoonTae-woo
differentways.
Also, please try reading the name ¡®Hae-chung¡¯
(DepartmentofEnglishLiterature08¡¯)
An A for You, The Argus
aboutthetuitionfeelookedtemptingatfirstsight.
I
really had a good time reading the March
However, I was a bit daunted by its length and
issue of your magazine. I want to give you
also somewhat disappointed by the - apparently
an A for it. First of all, the cover looked so
- irrelevant illustrations. It seems to me that you
freshthatitmademepickituprightonthespot.
shouldhavethoughtmoredeeplyonthetopicifyou
Thecovermodelwassopretty.Allofthearticles
reallywantedtohavemorestudentsgetinterested
were very nice and helpful. The article about
inthetuitionfeeissueingeneraland,particularly,
MBC strike was so good! Especially the main
thedecisionprocessofthetuitionfeecut.
illustration drew my attention. In fact, I had had
I read the article about social commerce and
a very vague idea of this incident. But I could
AdamSmithbeforeanythingelsebecauseIstudy
understand it quite well after reading this article,
whichexplainedveryefficientlythedetailsofthe
economics as my second field of specialization.
It was a very interesting topic and I could learn
strikeaswellasitspresentsituation.
Iwasalsoimpressedbythearticleaboutthefair
somethingnew.Ireckonmorereaderswouldread
tradechocolate.Iwasstruckbythesentence¡°You
this part attentively if it contained cartoons or
might think that fair trade chocolates are more
funnypicturesinadditiontographs.
HanYu-ra
expensive than other kinds of chocolates, but do
youthinkthelatterislow-priced?¡±Andthearticle
(DepartmentofHindi10¡¯)
www.theargus.org
Opinion on Changes for The Argus
F
irst of all, it is an honor for me to get the
and see for yourself if it is right or not according
chance to express my opinion for your
to the standard Romanization Rule. Except for
magazine.Iapplaudyouforyourcontinued
thosewhohaveanacquaintancewiththiswoman,
improvement,butthereareafewthingsIwantto
many people will be confused about how to
suggesttoyou.
pronounce her name. Most of them, including
ThethingIwishtosuggestisthatyourmagazine
me, are expected to read it as various forms of
needs to adopt the unified spelling system.
pronunciation according to how her name is
I think it is natural that this grammar rule
spelled in English, which is completely different
should be applied equally to the entire contents
fromherrealKoreanname.
of the magazine. As you look at page two of
If you adopt the standard Romanization Rule,
the magazine, there is a list of your journalist
there will be no trial and error with technical
members on the left side. Looking at it, you
confusions. Moreover, owing to trivial spelling
can see that The Argus appears not to adopt the
orthography, you might even convey the wrong
spelling system coherently. Compare ¡®Ho-jun¡¯
message to the readers. So as not to make any
with ¡®Young-joon¡¯ and what is the difference
additionalconfusionsmaintainingyourreliability,
between them? Their spellings should be unified
it will be good for you to comply with my
since they are using the same word spelled two
proposal.
YoonTae-woo
differentways.
Also, please try reading the name ¡®Hae-chung¡¯
(DepartmentofEnglishLiterature08¡¯)
An A for You, The Argus
aboutthetuitionfeelookedtemptingatfirstsight.
I
really had a good time reading the March
However, I was a bit daunted by its length and
issue of your magazine. I want to give you
also somewhat disappointed by the - apparently
an A for it. First of all, the cover looked so
- irrelevant illustrations. It seems to me that you
freshthatitmademepickituprightonthespot.
shouldhavethoughtmoredeeplyonthetopicifyou
Thecovermodelwassopretty.Allofthearticles
reallywantedtohavemorestudentsgetinterested
were very nice and helpful. The article about
inthetuitionfeeissueingeneraland,particularly,
MBC strike was so good! Especially the main
thedecisionprocessofthetuitionfeecut.
illustration drew my attention. In fact, I had had
I read the article about social commerce and
a very vague idea of this incident. But I could
AdamSmithbeforeanythingelsebecauseIstudy
understand it quite well after reading this article,
whichexplainedveryefficientlythedetailsofthe
economics as my second field of specialization.
It was a very interesting topic and I could learn
strikeaswellasitspresentsituation.
Iwasalsoimpressedbythearticleaboutthefair
somethingnew.Ireckonmorereaderswouldread
tradechocolate.Iwasstruckbythesentence¡°You
this part attentively if it contained cartoons or
might think that fair trade chocolates are more
funnypicturesinadditiontographs.
HanYu-ra
expensive than other kinds of chocolates, but do
youthinkthelatterislow-priced?¡±Andthearticle
(DepartmentofHindi10¡¯)
www.theargus.org
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