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Whether you like it or not you’ll be using money pretty much everyday in Korea. …
– Noona (누나) = Older sister
Korea’s changing rapidly, and many of the more “modern” Koreans tend to pay for meals …
In Korea, there is a special type of love that really explains a lot about …
Just like many Asian countries, bowing is a big part of greetings in Korea. It’s …
If a Korean person has been kind enough to invite you over to their house, …
If you’re planning on hanging out at a few bars while you’re here in Korea, …
A favorite classic Korean movie for many is My Sassy Girl. But it’s not just …
Korean superstitions have been viewed by many people as unusual and even downright cuh-razy. All …
If you’re going to Korea on a business trip, you might end up at a …
Korean culture is dynamic, fun and interesting. But all cultures are different, and if you’re …
There’s something called Korean age, which basically adds one or two more years to your …
Birthdays are the most important day of the year for everyone, and the same is …
Korean drinking culture can be very complicated to some people new to Korea. But drinking …
Every culture has their own superstitions about wealth, luck, and love, and Korea is no …
If you’re ever going to come to Korea or meet Korean meals, you’ll of course …