Jeong is that warm and fuzzy feeling you get when you bond with a person, place or thing. It doesn't require effort and often just happens.
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Jeong is one of my favorite parts of Korean culture.
Want to know how the Korean concept of gibun is different from mood in English?
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Gibun is a less talked about part of Korean culture that's just as important as the others.
This post explains the Japanese and Korean concept of shoukakkou/sohwakhaeng.
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Sohwakhaeng is something that you can use every day to make life a little sweeter.
Here are answers to the most common questions English speakers have about basic Korean. They'll help you communicate in any situation.
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I've worked for 10 years as a translator, and can help you express yourself as an English speaker with Korean words you need to know.
This post covers the deeper meaning of noonchi (nunchi) in English.
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I've had a fascination with noonchi for a few decades and learned from the best.
Not sure why you keep getting free stuff at Korean restaurants?
This post is all about the wonderful concept of subeesu.
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Subeesu blew my mind when I first found out about it.
Want to know how Korean age works?
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I've spent hours explaining Korean age to non-Koreans.
Here's the simplest explanation I can come up with!
