Satoori: How to Speak Korean Like a Local
How to Speak Korean Like a Local Learning Korean from a textbook is quite different than learning Korean from everyday life. A lot of this has to do with the common slang and...
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Korean Aegyo: The Seven Levels
What is Korean Aegyo? If you want to add some cuteness and adorability into your Korean, then aegyo may just the thing you need! You may be asking, “what is the meaning...
17 Korean Drinks You Need To Try Immediately
There are an infinite number of reasons to visit Korea – whether it’s the art, the fashion, or the food, there’s truly something for every visitor to make a trip to Korea an...
Korean Ice Cream to Cool You Down
If you read our post about ice creams shops in Korea, then you might have gotten inspired to try out all the different ice cream shops in Seoul. However, we know there will be...
How to Remember Korean Words Easily
Purpose of this Guide The purpose of this page is to teach you how to remember Korean words easily. Often times, people think it is difficult to memorize Korean words because...
Korean Table Manners You Need To Know
If you’re planning on embarking on a trip to Korea in the near future, you’re in for a treat! During your trip, you’ll undoubtedly spend your days shopping,...
How to Say ‘Oh My God’ in Korean
Life is full of surprises and shocks, and being able to show your surprise is very important! One way to show your surprise is to say ‘oh my god’ or some variant of that...
How to Say ‘How Old Are You?’ in Korean
In some cultures, asking somebody their age when you first meet them might seem a little bit strange. However, in Korea, this is one of the most important questions that you...
The Best Places to Visit in Korea
There are so many great places to visit in Korea, from peaceful temples, to needle-edged mountains. If you want to get out of Seoul for the weekend, then you can’t go...
Children’s Day in Korea
Everybody in Korea gets excited when they look at the calendar and notice that one of the days is written in red. These special ‘red days’ are national holidays, which means...