There are two implicitly separated big session. One is Local session, another is International session.(I know that there is no separate/classification of each track of session.)maybe umm ... if speaker is living in a local, that seems to be considered as "local session".
if you participate into local session for presentation we(all committee) RECOMMENDto talk in local language (in our case, Korean)(but English presentation is more better to make audience to understand about your idea, I think.)if you can say in English freely, you can also talk in English as you want to.but It is not required. This is just option for you and audience ;-)humm ... is there an another idea?2013/5/22 Namhyung Kim <namhyung gmail com>
Hi,
I assumed all Korean speakers talk in Korean, no?(For me, just because of my limited English :)
--On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 7:14 PM, RYU Changwoo <cwryu debian org> wrote:
IIRC I have never stated that my talk is in Korean. It is. Not just
because of my limited English speaking. Actually the talk is about
Korean language implementation and impossible to understand w/o some
Korean grammar knowledge.
Audience might mislead because the schedule is written in English.
Could anyone write this information on the schedule page?
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