Hello! If you've come to Korea, you've probably been surprised by how many cafes there are on the streets. 😮 Korea is one of the countries with very high coffee consumption in the world, Beyond simpl...

Hello!In Korea, the words 'honbap (eating alone)' and 'honsul (drinking alone)' are very common.In the past, eating or drinking alone was often considered awkward, but these days, enjoying time alone ...

Hello! Have you ever been surprised when someone in Korea asked your age and it was one or two years older or younger than you expected? 😲In Korea, you were considered 1 year old at birth, and everyo...

Hello!Korean convenience stores are not just shops! They are like a hideout where the main characters in dramas are comforted and gather with friends to chat.Here's a TMI! The fact that Korean conveni...

Hello!Have you ever heard the word '썸' (ssum) in Korean dramas or songs?'썸' (ssum) is a unique Korean culture that refers to the ambiguous relationship before starting a relationship, where there is m...

Hello!Have you ever had a group or singer that got you into K-Pop?If you're a global fan who likes Korean idols, you've probably heard words like 'ipdeok', 'choeae', and 'deokjil' a lot.We've compiled...

Hello!The greeting that Koreans often give to friends or acquaintances is "Have you eaten?".The unique 'rice' culture of KoreansThis phrase is not simply asking if someone has eaten, but is a warm gre...

Hello!In Korea, making a 'heart' with your fingers is very common.Korean 'Heart' CultureFrom the 'finger heart' made with two fingers to the 'overhead heart' made large above the head, there are many ...

Hello!Korea's unique love for 'ice Americano'Have you heard the word 'eoljukah'?It's a shortened form of 'even if you freeze to death, ice Americano', a word that humorously describes Koreans who insi...

Hello!When it comes to Korean food, the first thing that comes to mind is 'Kimchi'! Koreans truly love kimchi, so much so that they feel empty without it when they eat rice.There are hundreds of diffe...

Hello!In Korea, it's common to ask for someone's age when you first meet them. This is due to Korea's unique 'age culture', where honorifics, polite language, and informal language change depending on...

Hello!One of Korea's unique cultures is 'ppalli-ppalli'. This word repeats 'ppalli' twice to emphasize the meaning 'faster!', and it's very common in the daily conversations of Korean people.In Korea,...