Hmmm... This is a test. Right now I'm working on a translation project on Korean food and I was wondering if any my readers are really knowledgeable about Korean food and are able to translate into English. Finding people who have the proper skill set is very hard to do. We have a team working on it right now, but there are 1000 we have to do and I want to see if this collaborative space of the web might be able to help me get some translations done. So...if anyone is reading this and is sitting in the office bored and would like to do some Korean food translating, I would really appreciate it. Here is a sample of what we are working on. If you think you can help us with the translations (and please don't just run it through Google Translate), please contact me at dan (at) ongofood (dot) com 나문재나물     끓는 물에 삶아 물기를 짠 나문재를 된장, 고추장, 다진 마늘, 참기 름, 깨소금으로 무친 것이다. 나무재나 물, 함초나물이라고도 한다. 나문재는 겨우내 비워 둔 염전이나 해안가에 봄부 터 돋아나는 식물로, 연한 어린순만 먹 으며 상큼한 갯내음이 풍기는 맛이 독특 하다. 칼슘, 칼륨, 인, 철분,...

Uh, oh...I'm scared. I know the application isn't perfect. We'll be doing an update as soon as we get a better idea things we need to tweak.  Anyway, thank you Chris for taking the time to write this up. Here's a short excerpt: Put together by Daniel Gray from Seoul Eats and the O'ngo Team , the Korean Food Dictionary app offers a great look at Korean foods. The app isn't perfect, but it's the best on the market as of now. With over 130 different dishes described available, you won't find everything under the sun - but the most common dishes are all here.  Go here to read the rest: Chris in South Korea  If you would like to buy our application, please go here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/korean-fo od-dictionary/id368485615?mt=8

Our iTunes application has finally been released! It's got over 130 different Korean foods that you can search for by category, name, taste, or photo. There are also recipes for Korean food favorites and a helpful phrases section. Check it out! You can download by clicking on the icon below. It only costs only $1.99. And as a special promotion, I'll give you a free copy of the application if you would be willing to write a review on a blog or a website. Contact me to get your promotional code. Thanks, Dan PS. This application was designed and made by myself and Michelle Min. We can design and build your own iPod application. Contact us for more details. e-mail Daniel Gray Here's the link http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/korean-food-dictionary/id368485615?mt=8 Searchable by Category, Taste, Photo and by name Here's the Taste Scroll Wheel Search by Photo Helpful Korean Phrases