English learning and using situation in Korea and Japan English villages in Korea: an 'authentic' environment for learning English. English learning costs money,and this creates a gap between the rich and the poor. English villages were first conceived to serves as 'an attempt to provide residents of this country with an opportunity for an English language immersion experience without the need to ‘authentic' English-speaking environment, 'about 55 English villages are either inoperation or planned to be established in Korea by 2008' (song 2806,cited in kim 2006) An example is Seoul English Village , an English language immersion camp establ-lishes by the Seoul Matropolitan Government to provide student between 5 and 19 years of age the opportunity to live in a simulated English-speaking environment children can visit and stay at the camp. There is a choice of five different programmers: One-Week Programmer; One-Day Programmer; Two-Days-One-Night-Weekend Programme; a summer/winter immersion Camp;and School Excursion Programmes for non-Korea student. Teachers and parent can also stay at the camp for the Teacher Training and family Porgrammes respectively. Student at the camp purportedly experience the culture and daily lives of English-speaking countries. To make children's experience successful, native speakers of English