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Korean Culture
You may be familiar with the masks worn at Halloween or at masquerades, but do you know about traditional Korean masks? If you want to find out what they are and their history, don’t miss...
Life in Korea
“When in Rome, do as the Romans do”. That is exactly what many people expect from a trip, to learn about new cultures and ways of doing things. In Korea, the customs, as well as...
Food&Drinks
Every season is characterized by its typical dishes, and so summer is no different. Korean summer food consists mainly of very cold dishes and, surprisingly, also of hot soups that, by warming the body inside,...
Life in Korea
Internationally we prefer to call it a gym when we refer to a fitness place but the Korean people refer to private gyms as Helseujang (헬스장) or Helseukeulleob (헬스클럽), which essentially translates to a “health...
Life in Korea
Naver Corporation, a rival company to Kakao, handles more than 75% of all web searches in Korea. While many Koreans still use Kakao’s services for many of their online needs, Naver holds first place for...
Life in Korea
Calling all K-pop fans from all over the world! Ever wondered what it is like to experience a K-pop concert in Korea? Enough of watching fan-cams on YouTube, now you get to meet your beloved...
Korean Culture
Just like the rest of the world, Koreans celebrate Valentine’s Day on February 14 too. In case you might be wondering, what do couples do to celebrate Valentine’s Day in Korea? It could be going...
Korean Culture
If you decide to live and study in Korea, one of the most typical ways to make new friends with Koreans and to become closer to them is to go for a drink together. You...
Life in Korea
Christmas in Korea (크리스마스, keuriseumaseu, the Hangul transliteration of Christmas) is not as widely celebrated as it is in the West. While it is a public holiday with schools and offices closed, the festivities typically...
Study Korean
Language exchange events serve as amazing opportunities for people wanting to practice languages in a completely relaxed environment. This guide will provide you with the best options for your Korean language exchange needs in Seoul....
Life in Korea
When travelling from Incheon Airport into Seoul for the first time, it can be overwhelming to know what type of transport would be best for your journey. There are four main ways to get to...
Life in Korea
Those who move to Korea for long-term study often ask a question that should not be underestimated: where can one find household items? In this article we give you tips on where to find household...
Life in Korea
Last updated: March 2024. When living and studying in South Korea, it is natural to want to send souvenirs abroad to friends and family as well as if you think your items won’t all fit...
Korean Culture
Korea is a modern, technological country that has nevertheless remained very attached to traditions – including Korean superstitions (미신, misin). Even if many Koreans claim not to believe in them, they still continue to do...
Life in Korea
Whether you’re planning a short-term or long-term stay, you’ll want to get your hands on a SIM card in Korea as soon as possible after arriving.  We will discuss your options for SIM card in...
Life in Korea
As a language student in Korea, you are required to have a Korean health insurance coverage while you study. While you have the option to provide your own health insurance coverage, your school will also...
Life in Korea
For those living in Korea, no matter for a short or long time, you will definitely need to know how the Korean recycling system works. Recycling in Korea might seem a bit complicated and confusing...
Study Korean
How do you say I love you in Korean? As in the rest of the world, also in Korea they celebrate Valentine’s Day on February 14. But how do they express love feelings or even...
Korean Culture
One of the most important holidays for Koreans is Seollal (설날), or Korean New Year. It is in fact the first day of the year according to the lunar calendar and is a holiday that...
Korean Culture
Blood type in Korea is not classified differently from ours, and is therefore divided into groups A, B, AB and 0. However, it is believed in Korea that blood type influences one’s personality and therefore...
Life in Korea
You’ve bought your ticket, booked your accommodation, and now you’re ready for your Korean adventure to begin. A little preparation can go a long way in making sure you can enjoy all the highlights and...
Korean Culture
Although there are many different types of houses in Korea, from flats in 40-story buildings and above, to slightly older cottages, to studios and goshiwons, the items that you can find inside a typical Korean...
Life in Korea
In Korea, you may be given an address as an indication to go somewhere. However, the structure of a Korean address can be confusing, especially if you don’t know how to read the Hangeul alphabet....
Korean Culture
Last updated on June 2024. Hanbok (한복) is the traditional Korean dress with ancient roots. The style belongs to the era of the Joseon dynasty at the end of the 1300s, but some researchers claim...
Korean Culture
Children’s Day is celebrated every year on the 5th of May in Korea. As the name suggests, it is a holiday dedicated to the little ones and is a national holiday (휴일, hyuil), when schools...
Korean Culture
Anyone who approaches Korean culture will sooner or later find themselves talking about one topic in particular: mandatory military service in South Korea. Why is it that young people who have just graduated from high...
Korean Culture
One of the latest K-dramas to be released, Squid Game (오징어 게임), has quickly become very popular all over the world and there’s not a single person who hasn’t heard of it. It’s a survival...
Study Korean
Korean culture is slowly gaining a foothold in the rest of the world and, as a result, many untranslatable Korean words are becoming known even to non-native speakers. The use of certain Korean words are...
Korean Culture
Last update: February 2024 When travelling to another country, one is confronted with different customs and traditions, and Korea is no different. Like all Asian cultures, Korea has a set of rules to follow, imposed...
Study Korean
Many Korean culture enthusiasts would like to study the language, but not everyone is ready to go to Korea. So how can you learn Korean at home and study in your spare time? In this...
Life in Korea
Last update on February 2024 These are the apps you need in Korea. Some are essential for functioning in Korean society and some are recommended apps that can help you enjoy your time in Korea...
Life in Korea
Winter in Korea is a beautiful time to experience the country! Don’t let the wind and snow affect your trip plans! Experiencing a white winter is a dream of many people from tropical countries. This...
Korean Culture
Korean soju (소주) is the most representative alcoholic drink in South Korea which every Korean has tried at least once in their lifetime. Known in some circles as ‘Korean Firewater’, soju (소주) is without a...
Korean Culture
Korea’s public transportation can be intimidating at first. However, once you get the hang of it, it can be an incredibly cheap and efficient way to crisscross the city. Here’s your guide to the subway,...
Life in Korea
In the last two blogs we explained all about how to choose a Korean restaurant, and what to expect during your meal. Here’s a few more tips, and how to deal with payment. A little...
Food&Drinks
Eating for the first time in a Korean Restaurant? Getting set up for your meal, and what to expect before and after? In a previous blog we explained how to choose a Korean restaurant, what...
Life in Korea
Korean food is becoming increasingly popular, and it really is delicious! However, going into a Korean restaurant for the first time can be intimidating. Here are some Korean restaurant tips to make sure you have...
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