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Anyone more comfortable in English
“Hello! I am a postdoctoral researcher at Kyungpook National University (KNU) and an active Indian community volunteer in Daegu. Happy to guide newcomers with university life, accommodation, daily essentials, and settling into Korea. Feel free to reach out!”
“Hi! I'm a master's student in Mechanical Engineering at Yeungnam University. I'm happy to help new international students settle into life in Korea, especially with grocery shopping, daily necessities, navigating university life, and getting familiar with the local area. Feel free to reach out if yo”
“Integrated Masters-PhD student at KNU since 2023. Happy to see new faces”
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