Netizens disturbed by vulgar language found in book 'Dirty Korean' being sold in the U.S. and Canada

The language book 'Dirty Korean' written by Hawewon Geebi Baek is receiving criticism for its vulgarity.

Recently, the book, which is being sold in Canada and the U.S. through Amazon, was brought to attention by netizens. As the title says, the book aims to teach "dirty" Korean or the words and phrases that teachers are afraid to teach in classrooms. 

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It includes provocative Korean slang such as ?? 'eommchang', which comes with a description that says, "Koreans don't have 'yo mama' jokes. But when they swear on something important, they swear it on their mother being a prostitute."

While some readers stated the book helped them understand the Korean culture, many Korean netizens are frowning upon the vulgar language of the book. 

K-netizens commented, "This is making me embarrassed... What is this..", "The person who wrote this and the publisher are both trash", "Seriously... I want to see who wrote this sh*t."