Korean

If you’ve watched Fight For My Way or School 2017, you’ve probably seen those moments where characters suddenly switch into their cute mode — tilting their heads, puffing their cheeks, or using a high-pitched voice to melt hearts (and sometimes to get their way). That’s what we call

Halloween in Korea is a must for anyone who wants to experience the country’s creative side while getting closer to its culture. It’s a chance to see how Korean people mix global trends with their own unique style, from spooky café themes to K-pop-inspired costumes. For language learners,

Did you know that South Korea dedicates an entire day to celebrating its alphabet? Every year on October 9th, the nation comes together to honor Hangeul Day—a holiday marking the creation of the Korean script by King Sejong the Great and his scholars nearly six centuries ago. In 2026,

Spooky season is here, and if you’re anything like me, you’re looking for the perfect lineup of horror movies to binge. Living in South Korea has given me access to some of the best (and creepiest) horror content out there, and trust me...Korean horror hits different! And

What do you get when you mix a modern chef, a ruthless Joseon king, and a kitchen full of palace politics? Netflix’s Bon Appétit, Your Majesty, the genre-bending K-drama everyone’s binging right now. If you haven’t already fallen down this deliciously addictive rabbit hole, tonight’s the

Ever wondered why people say humor is the hardest thing to learn in another language? That’s where jokes in Korean—especially 아재개그 (dad jokes)—come in. These puns are groan-worthy, clever in their own way, and give you a peek into everyday Korean culture. In fact, jokes are one

My little soda pop... (shoulder dancing) If you're like me, the Saja Boys have probably already stolen your soul just from looping the soundtrack. But behind the dazzling animation, jaw-dropping action, and K-pop perfection, K-pop Demon Hunters holds something even deeper: a rich tapestry of Korean culture, tradition,

The final season is almost here, and it's going to be brutal.

Ever found yourself picking up phrases from your favorite TV shows? That natural absorption is exactly why watching shows in a foreign language works so well for learning. Even for Korean, which language experts classify as a Category 4 "exceptionally difficult" language, Netflix binge-watching can fast-track your progress