Greetings in Korea have nuances. The meaning changes with gestures and poses. Learn Korean greetings in 3 minutes and greet naturally!

I visited ZMILLENNIAL, the café run by BTS Jimin’s parents! Sharing my review with you all! 💜

Let’s explore three common Korean expressions related to diet, one of the most popular New Year’s resolutions among Koreans!

Kimchi is a must-try Korean food! In Korea, there's a Kimchi Challenge Game: Google [ingredient + Kimchi], and if it doesn’t exist, you win!

Looking for jobs in Korea? Great choice! Korea offers plenty of chances for foreigners. Here are websites to make your search easier!

Let’s learn about the popular Korean expression 꽃길만 걷자 and leave a comment on our bias’s social media!

One thing that surprises foreigners in Korea is seeing Koreans brushing their teeth outside of home. Why do they do it? Let’s find out!

Explore New Year’s Resolutions Across Different Age Groups in Korea and Gain Insight into Korean Culture!

Today, in our first class, we’ll learn about this essential part of Korean communication: Honorifics (존댓말).

Start your day with 미라클 모닝 and embrace 갓생, trendy Korean phrases loved by 20–30-year-olds, for a productive and purposeful 2025

At the start of a new year, everyone sets goals they want to achieve and talks about them. Today's topic is all about New Year's resolutions

Let’s perfectly understand the most important part of Korean sentence construction—the stem (어간)—in just 1 minute!

This post shows how to encourage your bias in Korean after a hard year, expressing gratitude and support for all their efforts.

In Korea, people visit sunrise spots on Jan 1 to welcome the New Year. Did you know Busan has a place famous for both sunrise and sunset?

When you see your bias, cute animals, or something absolutely adorable, and your heart starts pounding with excitement, say this: 심쿵! 💓

A fan of Byeon Woo-seok wrote a heartfelt message to him in their own handwriting, using Korean Hangeul.

Today's phrase is 새해 복 많이 받으세요 (Happy New Year)! Let's learn it and use it right away!

In this post, learn how to use 입덕[ip-tteok] to explain why you became a fan and describe the sudden moment you started liking someone.