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It's been noncommittal about the resident's buyout requests, but said that it's open to ways to, quote, collaborate with the community.
A company spokesman told The Times, our employees live in Pascagoula, too.
And finally, Americans' interest in Korean pop culture has been building for years.
Whether it's Squid Game, K-pop, K-pop demon hunters.
And now that obsession is translating into more and more Americans wanting to learn Korean.
Universities from California to Arkansas are expanding their courses in Korean language and culture.
Duolingo, the language learning app, saw a 22% growth in Korean learners in the U.S.
last year.
And one teacher who leads Korean classes for high schoolers said many of his students who have no Korean heritage are already coming in knowing basic phrases and slang.
Getting started in Korean may seem easy at first.
The writing system is regarded as one of the most logical in the world.
It can take just a few hours to learn the alphabet.
Speaking Korean, though, gonna be a little tougher.
According to the State Department, it is one of the most difficult languages for English speakers to pick up.
Those are the headlines.
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