Noona can be a hot older woman or a cool female friend you hang out with.
This post covers the different meanings of noona from a Korean perspective.
It includes:
Noona can be tricky to use because of societal norms in Korea.
Let’s get started!
From zombie slayers to intergalactic explorers, Korean American actors are finding more roles in major motion pictures and TV shows.
Not only are they easy to look at, many of these actors come from wealthy families and attended the top schools in the states. (✿◡‿◡)
Here are the most popular Korean American actors!
Thinking about dating someone from Korea? Go for it!
Dating a Korean is a fun, eye-opening and sometimes frustrating experience for westerners. The rules for Korean guys and girls are super different from what you’re used to. It helps to know how to play it cool and spot red flags in Korean dating culture.
This post will give you Korean and expat perspectives on dating do’s and don’ts!
You may have noticed that Koreans do things differently. Not all of it works, but they’re ahead of the game when it comes to diet and nutrition.
Today I’m going to talk about why Koreans are skinny and the healthy habits they have.
Most importantly, I’ll share fun ways for you to add these habits to your daily life wherever you live.
I’ll also go over:
The best part of the Korean diet is that you don’t have to suffer to lose weight.
Let’s get started!
Need help with your Korean in-laws?
Korean in-laws can be stressful at times, but they’re full of jeong and will help you when you need it.
Meeting them can be nerve-racking, so I want to walk you through what to expect in each situation.
I’ll cover:
Let’s get into it!
From Squid Game to Pansori, Korean culture covers a lot of ground.
There are special birthdays, blood-type dating rules and enough drinking games to put you under the table. It can amaze and perplex you.
This guide covers what you need to know about Korean culture and tradition.
It includes:
Most importantly, it will help you understand why Korea is the way it is.
Let’s dive right in!
New Jersey’s best kept secret is that they have a better Koreatown than the one across the Hudson in NYC.
Fruit is a big part of daily life in Korea.
You might notice families eating neatly sliced giant pears after meals on K-dramas. The traditional reward for giving up your seat on a bus to an older lady is a tangerine.
The reasons for this are many. Most of all, they’re a great source of vitamins, making a yummy natural dessert after meals.
Put some nature’s candy in a basket and you’ve got the perfect gift guaranteed to please Koreans over 40.
Here are Korean fruits you must try, categorized by each season and region!
Shopping in Koreatown can be a lot. There are so many choices, it’s hard to know what’s worth buying.
Having a game plan before you leave the house helps.
Here are the top stores and unique items in K-town that are worth a look.
Just when you thought you heard it all comes Korean American Day.
That’s right, if you’re here now, you probably just found out or searched on a whim.
So what is Korean American Day all about? I’m here to find out first then let you know.
Let’s get started!
