콩 심은 데 콩나고팥 심은 데 팥난다 [kong shim’eun de kong’na’go pat shim’eun de pat’nan’da] What does this proverb mean?…
[Proverb] 콩 심은 데 콩나고 팥 심은 데 팥난다 – Soybeans Grow Where They Are Planted, Red Beans Grow Where They Are Planted ?
[Proverb] 풀끝에 앉은 새 – A Bird Sitting on a Blade of Grass ?
풀끝에 앉은 새 [pul’kkeut’e anj’eun sae] What does this proverb mean? This proverb describes a state of anxiety and a…
[Fluent Fools] Traveling to Korea during a Global Pandemic ✈️
Episode Description In this episode, we talk to JuanJo Baiardi, a Global Korea Scholar, about moving from Paraguay to Korea…
The History of Hangeul ?
October 9 is Hangeul Day (한글날) in Korea. In Joseon Korea, literacy was a symbol of class. Only the Yangban…
[Proverb] 파김치가 되었다 – One Has Become Green Onion Kimchi ?
파김치가 되었다 [pa’gim’chi’ga doe’ot’da] What does this proverb mean? This proverb literally means “one has become green onion kimchi.” Figuratively,…
[Quiz] Korean Culture and History #1 ✍?
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What is Chuseok? ?
Chuseok (추석/秋夕) is the autumn harvest festival celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month, on the full…
My Soju Bottle Garden: Hydroponics from Seed to Harvest ?
Chuseok is tomorrow and because it’s a harvest festival, I thought I’d share about my own little planting project for…
