Korea’s Cherished Traditional Holiday: 설날(Seollal)

Next week, on January 29th, Koreans will celebrate 설날 (Seollal), the Lunar New Year. While it typically falls in February, this year it’s arriving a bit earlier.  Seollal is a three-day holiday, but the Korean government has designated the Monday b…

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What Happens When ㅎ Meets ㄱ, ㄷ, and ㅈ?

Hangul, the Korean writing system, is renowned for being scientific and systematic. One fascinating aspect is its clear and logical rules for pronunciation changes. While there are exceptions, most cases follow a predictable pattern. Today, let’s d…

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Korean End-of-Year and New-Year Greetings

Today marks the last day of 2024. Doesn’t it feel like time has flown by this year? For me, 2024 was a year of exciting milestones. I developed the Podo Korean app , launched the Podo Korean website and blog , and even restarted the Podo Korean In…

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Fun with Konglish (3): A Bicycle That Moves by Itself?

Once again, I’ve brought some interesting and frequently used Konglish expressions to share! Sometimes, I mistakenly use Konglish as if it were real English when talking to my foreign friends. Surprisingly, there are moments when they understand wh…

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A Single Tip for Mastering Korean!

Learning a new language takes a lot of effort and time. For Western learners, tackling Korean can feel even more challenging because it’s so different from their native languages. But don’t worry—I’ve got one simple tip that can make your Korean la…

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The Allure of Korean Delivery Food

Delivery food in Korea has grown into a lifestyle trend that’s now practically inseparable from daily life. With smartphones and food delivery apps advancing rapidly, getting meals delivered whenever and wherever has become effortless, leading to r…

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Do We Really Have to Use Spacing in Korean?

One of the trickiest parts of learning Korean is understanding the rules of spacing ( 띄어쓰기) . Many students, especially beginners, find it challenging. A common example of this is when learners write phrases like “저는 데니 예요” (I am Danny), with a spa…

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A Unique Housing Rental System in Korea

When looking for a place to live, most people either buy a house or rent one by paying a monthly fee. However, Korea has a unique rental system that goes beyond these two options—it’s called "전세"(jeonse). In this system, tenants hand over…

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