Bit-Na Choi

Knowledgeable with proven ability to facilitate clear communication between Korean and English speakers. Successfully managed interpretation for various business meetings and cultural exchanges, ensuring mutual understanding. Demonstrated strong linguistic proficiency and cultural sensitivity. Reliable team player with adaptability to dynamic environments and strong focus on delivering quality results.

• Clearly Canadian: How Canada’s Unique Diversity Education Structure can Represent an Ideal Learning Environment for South Korean Students, Korean Association for Canadian Studies, 12, 37-79., 2006
• Lexical Bundles in Economic Research Articles by Native and Non-native Speakers of English, English Studies, 35, Department of English Language and Literature, Seoul National University, 2015
• The Usage of Lexical Bundles in Korean Learner Corpus (YELC): Directing the Next Step to Korean EFL Writing Class, 2014 Symposium on Second Language Writing, Tempe, AZ, 11/14/14, Seoul National University
• A Comparative Study of Lexical Bundles Use by English Natives and Korean English Users in Linguistic Research Articles, 2015 The Korean Association for Corpus Linguistics, Seoul, Korea, 04/25/15
• Representing the self: A corpus-based study of SOPs, 2015 Applied Linguistics Association of Korea, Seoul, Korea, 09/19/15

• Canadian Government and the Embassy of Canada Research grant, 03/01/06
• Best Paper Award by the Department of English Language and Literature of Seoul National University Graduate School, 03/01/14
• Gold Prize at the National English Newspaper Contest, 03/01/03