I’m still in Seoul with not much time to post posts, and this article I found is not much use to me now because identifying people to talk to in Seoul is relatively easy for an American: just look for other Americans/Canadians. Granted, it would be foolish to assume that all Americans are worth talking to.
For those of you in the States: How to Initiate Conversation
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