Conversation in an "English village"

Korea is full of "English villages" these days, places where visitors can experience English immersion while walking around a mock town. The road signs point to several among them.

A figure, perhaps U.S. president George W. Bush, leans out of a window and says, "You fret so much for not being able to speak English. You should just join us as one of our states."

Regular classroom education stands nearby, looking as if he has been left homeless, with nowhere to go.

(Hankyoreh Geurimpan, 20 May 2006)