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[LLG] Why this tutor teaches for free
Apr 24, 2024
Frustrated math tutor quits tutoring for pay, discovers path to mutual growth through free lessons with those who choose to learn
[Korea Quiz] Abusive imbalances of power
Apr 24, 2024
Find the answer at the bottom. In relationships or social situations where power imbalances lead to problematic dynamics, the term "gapjil" is used to describe unjust and abusive behavior by someone who thinks they are in a relatively superior position. The term originates from Korean legal terminology, where "gap" signifies the more powerful or superior party in a contract, while "eul" denotes the relatively less powerful or inferior party. The suffix "jil&q
[Pressure points] Leggings in public: Fashion statement or social faux pas?
Apr 23, 2024
The question of whether leggings are suitable for everyday public wear has been a globally debated issue, transcending national borders. Since the "athleisure" trend took off around 2016, merging athletic wear with everyday fashion, particularly gaining traction among young Koreans, the appropriateness of wearing leggings outside the gym has been a recurring topic of debate in various online forums here. On one side are those who perceive leggings as a provocative garment that clashe
[AtoZ into Korean mind] Humor in Korea: Navigating the line between what's funny and not
Apr 22, 2024
Beneath Koreans' laughter, intricate interplay of sensitivity to hierarchical structures, power relations in different group settings
[Weekender] Why aren't K-pop stars cashing in on cosmetics?
Apr 20, 2024
From potential fan backlashes and missing out on endorsement opportunities to navigating a saturated market, the path is risky for K-pop stars
[EYE] 'Dogs cherish time with human companions, visually impaired or not'
Apr 20, 2024
Despite growing acceptance, guide dog school director counters misperceptions, stresses partnership between human handler and guide dog
[Korea Quiz] National flower
Apr 19, 2024
Find the answer at the bottom. While South Korea lacks a specific law officially designating a national flower, the rose of Sharon, or "mugunghwa" in Korean, is widely recognized as such. The Ministry of the Interior and Safety introduces the flower alongside the national flag, anthem and seal as national symbols. Blooming throughout the summer for approximately 100 days from July to September, the flower is known for its resilience to diseases. Its Korean name, which translates
Luck or curse? Korean ‘yeot’ taffy's contrasting symbolism
Apr 16, 2024
Sticky 'yeot' taffy loses popularity as common treat, yet its cultural significance persists, embodying both positive and negative connotations
[LLG] Everything tastes better with 'Butter'
Apr 10, 2024
Hit BTS song pulled retired US teacher out of despair. Now she is reveling in fan culture at heart of K-pop, immersed in enriching cultural exchange, community
[Pressure points] Wearing hair rollers in public: Breach of social etiquette?
Apr 9, 2024
In South Korea these days, it is not unusual to come across young women styling their bangs with hair rollers outside of their homes or hair salons, in offices, subways, buses or classrooms. While some onlookers deem this style inappropriate for public settings, one might even wonder whether it has become a fashion statement among younger women in Korea, transcending its original purpose of achieving voluminous bangs. Indeed, there have been numerous online discussions about whether donning th
[Korea Quiz] Korean phone etiquette
Apr 8, 2024
Find the answer at the bottom. Phone calls can be tricky without the benefit of facial expressions to convey tone or intent. To avoid misunderstandings in Korea, knowing about phone etiquette is key. The greeting “yeobosaeyo” is equivalent to “hello,” and is used by both the caller and the receiver, but it is typically used only during phone conversations, not in other contexts. However, as it has become common to identify a caller through caller ID, many Koreans no
[AtoZ into Korean mind] Battling 'gapjil': The quest to tame the tyrants among us
Apr 7, 2024
Korea in transitional state towards restoring balance in relationships across nearly every facet of society
[Korea Quiz] Smelly bean blocks
Apr 4, 2024
Find the answer at the bottom. Meju are bricks of dried, fermented soybeans that are used to make three of Korea’s most essential condiments -- doenjang (bean paste), ganjang (soy sauce) and gochujang (red pepper paste). Traditionally, when families made their own condiments, it was common to see several blocks of cooked, mashed beans hanging up to dry and ferment. During winter, the typical jang-making season, Korean homes would be filled with the unique, pungent scent of meju fermenti
Classic spring K-pop songs: Voices of the young, in-love or melancholic
Apr 2, 2024
Korea's spring anthems reflect conflicting feelings about the season of romance
The Korean fir: A rising star abroad, fading fast at home
Apr 2, 2024
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