Words by Grace Sun and shots by Alaric Willi Finding a place to get a tattoo in Korea used to...
Edited by Dami Kang and David Carruth Ready to grab your gear and head out on your camping trip? Steady...
빈말 [bin-mal] empty words 비다 [bi-da] is the infinitive verb meaning “to be empty.” (다 is the equivalent of “to” or “to be”). Adding a ㄴ (소리 sound) after a vowel-ending adjective turns that adjective into a noun modifier. 말 is the noun for talk or speak. So 빈말 is empty...
Join 10 Magazine Assistant Editor David Carruth as he explores the mysteries of the Korean visa system.
Flying lessons offer you the chance to become a licensed pilot – then let your spirits soar as you take...
Words by Aaron Allinson As Western markets tremble, there’s no better time than now to start investing in Korea. Whether you’ve just finished paying off your student loans back home or you’re already established in a career with an ample income, it’s never too soon to think about financial security....
You might not feel a year older because there’s a difference between Korean age and international age. The term “international...
Words by Grace Sun Birthing a baby in Korea can be a worrisome task. Pregnant or know someone that is?...
Taekwondo, hapkido, and kumdo:
you’ve heard the names, and now you can learn the arts.
I have been getting blonde highlights since I was fifteen and I had no intention of stopping when I moved...