By the way, the Korean word for "business card" or "name card" is 명함 (名銜), which literally means "name (名) [and] title (銜)," but the Chinese word for "name card" is 名片 (명편), which seems to be a shortened form of 名片紙 (명편지), and that literally means "name (名) note or letter (片紙 편지)."
When you can get this kind of quality language instruction online, why would anyone waste their money on language courses in college? In fact, I think college classroom instruction is headed for extinction, unless it is hands-on instruction of some kind.
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