Minjung Korean onomatopoeia (의성어) are a lot of fun for English speakers.
Here are a list of Korean onomatopoeia and animals sounds that will brighten up your day. It includes object and people sounds that don’t exist in English.
Imagine a fruit that’s somewhere in between melon and cucumber!
Korean melon or chamoe tastes like cantaloupe and honeydew, but crunchier.
It’s also pretty cute with its yellow striped, oval shape.
If you see one at a Korean grocery store, it’s definitely worth trying!
Read on to find out all the interesting facts about Korean melons including whether your dog and/or cat can eat them.
There’s a coffee shop on every corner in Korea.
Many of the bigger chains have made their way to the shores of New York and Los Angeles.
Here are some of the best coffee shops in Koreatown.
CRISP and JUICY sweetness! You might be surprised how delicious Korean pears can be.
They’re super filling, and actually help curb your appetite. So, they won’t leave you pear-shaped.
Korean pears or bae aren’t the most affordable fruit out there, but are totally worth trying.
Check out how Koreans enjoy pears, along with some awesome recipes and things you might find interesting!
Korean teas are made from every root, herb and flower imaginable with rich and unique flavors. Some lower blood pressure, boost immunity and help you lose weight too.
I’m going to cover Korean tea brands by which tea variety they do best. I also include the region most famous for each tea type.
Get ready for some tasty, high-quality and affordable Korean teas.
Korean email etiquette requires proper introductions and acknowledgement of the recipient’s position and title.
This guide will show you exactly how to write an email in Korean.
It covers both formal and casual levels of speech with a template at the end.
This post covers the Suneung exam or Korean SAT and why it’s so important.
I go over the basics of the test, some interesting facts and things only Koreans know.
This guide will show you the most popular ramyun in Korea and how to make them taste better.
Here’s everything you need to know about Korean ramyun!
