Words by John Britton For those coming from Western society, one thing is quite apparent here in Korea: there are...
No one enjoys the morning after, especially after a long night of soju and hard liquor. Luckily, there are various...
by Stephen Revere The original verb for this is ‘봐주다’, which is “to overlook,” as in to let someone get away with something, not as in “to forget.” For your main expression, however, we’ve added on the sentence ending ‘~ㄹ게”, which implies a request of permission. For people you don’t...
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Korea’s chiropractors solve your back pain and posture problems Are you in desperate need of an English-speaking chiropractor in Korea?...
Walking into a Korean convenience store is an extremely stimulating experience. First, there’s a relieving rush of air conditioning, the greeting of familiar universal products like Powerade and Oreos, and suddenly thousand of plastic packages covered in Hangeul lettering and cutesy cartoon animal characters. It can be hard to navigate...
Join 10 Magazine Assistant Editor David Carruth as he explores the mysteries of the Korean visa system.
Seoul has, in the past half-century, developed from a war-torn city to a bustling spot of technological advancement, economic miracle,...
Words by Matthew C. Crawford, Assistance Provided by Kim Ga-hyeon We ride past their front gates every day; we hear their names in conversations; we even gravitate to their hinterlands on the weekends. But how often do we visit the universities in Seoul for the attractions that each has to...
Liquor Delivery in Korea is (Mostly) Illegal Miss your wine club deliveries that you used to get back home? Having...