Through this post, we’re talking about Hwang Jung-min and [sul-ton], a trendy term from him, popular with Korea’s 20s and 30s.

Every year from mid-December to February, you’ll see specific animals popping up all over Korea. Let’s find out why!

In Korea, writing names in red is a cultural taboo tied to symbolism of death. Let’s explore why this tradition exists.

Wearing your Seoul winter outfit in Busan? Oh no! Taking your Busan winter wardrobe to Gangwon State? You’ll freeze to death! 😱

Through this post, let’s find out how to say and write 'Monday Blues' and 'Monday Cure' in Korean!

You’ll get to know the latest camping trends in Korea and learn some vocabulary related to it, so you can talk about it with confidence!

Have you heard "Do you want to come over and have some ramen?" in K-dramas? It’s not just about eating ramen—it’s deeper!

Wondering what winter fashion you need for Korea’s chilly season? Pack these must-haves, and you’ll breeze through the cold! ❄️

You can learn how to find a pharmacy in Korea, purchase medicine, handle refunds, and locate pharmacies open on weekdays and weekends.

Korea loves coffee, with cafes everywhere. Foreigners are puzzled by iced Americano in winter. Let’s explore Korean coffee culture.

Korea’s winter is here! Skip the usual 추워 and try out these real Korean expressions to impress locals and sound more like a native.

Pharmacy and medical center are closed, and now you’re sick with a cough and fever! Here’s how to handle it at a Korean convenience store.

As winter arrives, let’s explore sweet potato types, a favorite snack, and learn vocab related to them from the popular sitcom 'High Kick'.

Pack medicine for trips! Feeling sick abroad is tough, but Korean cold remedies can help. Try these DIY tips for comfort.

November 11th, PEPERO Day, is when Korean youth share love and gratitude. Celebrate this fun, unique day with friends and loved ones!

In cold winters like now, Bungeoppang is a favorite snack on Korean streets. Use fun phrases and talk about it as the chilly season arrives.

Learn the Korean words [nam-chin-jjal] and [yeo-chin-jjal]—photos of your bias that give off boyfriend or girlfriend vibes. Great for chats

Learn how Jang Wonyoung created the words 'Wonyoung thinking' and 'Lucky Vicky,' and learn how to use them yourself!