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Everything You Need to Know About Korean Parents’ Day (어버이날)

If you want to score points with Korean parents or in-laws, you’re going to love Parents’ Day!

Sure, they might say you can skip it, but you shouldn’t.

It’s pretty convenient to have one combined Parents’ Day, so you can go all out.

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Why Korean Children’s Day (어린이날) is Important

Need another reason to give your kids gifts? You’re in luck, there’s a Korean Children’s Day!

You can enjoy it with your kids or even celebrate by yourself until you turn 28!

Children’s Day is like another Christmas in South Korea.

How to Pass your Korean Job Interview: Common Questions and Answers

This step-by-step guide shows you how to ace your job interview at a Korean company. It includes frequently used questions and answers along with a self-introduction template.

We’ll cover:

Essential tips for video and in-person interviews
How to make a good impression
What to avoid

I worked as an overseas recruiter in South Korea for five years.

Why Korean Food is The Best on Earth

Korean food is gaining popularity by the day, and tens of thousands of people want to know where you can get the best Korean food in Los Angeles or NYC. But the truth is you can enjoy amazing Korean cuisine from the comfort of your home.

Korean food is the best food on this planet, no matter how you spin it.

I’m not just talking about Korean BBQ or bibimbap. Here are 5 reasons why Korean food is hands down the best cuisine on this planet.

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12 K-Drama Streaming Platforms Recommended by a Korean

Tired of scrolling to the bottom of Netflix and closing it?

Here are 12 Korean streaming services you might not have heard of!

You can use them to find new Korean dramas, variety shows and movies.

They’re also great for learning the language!

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Korean Dishes You Need in Your Life: 3 You Can Make at Home in the US

We can’t all experience the joy of traveling to Seoul and eating all the food we can handle. But, if you live in the US, there are plenty of ways to get your hands on great Korean dishes.

These three are my all-time favorite Korean comfort foods, and they’re easy to get or make if you live in the States. Just head over to your local H-Mart or another Asian grocer for the ingredients.