Today, we’re learning about the Constitution of Korea.

We’ll compare it with the constitutions of the United States and the United Kingdom,

and explore its key articles to understand what makes Korea’s Constitution unique!

Today, we’ll explore Korea’s delivery culture — comparing it with the delivery systems in the U.S. and the U.K.,

and tracing the history and development of delivery from the Joseon Dynasty to the modern day!

Today we’re exploring Korea’s drinking culture—from types of Korean alcohol, to group company dinners (hoesik), popular drinking games, and the etiquette to observe when drinking.

Today we’re learning about Hangeul, the uniquely Korean script whose letters were modeled on the shapes of the speech organs.

Let’s explore how Hangeul has evolved — from its creation to the ways different Hangeul typefaces were used across each era, along with the development of printing technology.

Today, we’ll explore dialects with their warm and charming flavor.

Let’s compare standard Korean with regional dialects and discover the unique appeal each one carries!

Today we’ll explore Korean etiquette culture.

We’ll look at the basics such as titles, honorific speech, and greetings,

as well as different manners for various situations

— like being invited to someone’s home, dining, and giving gifts.

Today, we’ll learn about the ever-increasing phenomenon of international marriage.

From Korea’s very first international marriage between King Suro and Heo Hwang-ok,

to the trends across different eras, as well as the pros and cons of international marriage, we’ll take a closer look!

Today we’ll take a look at Korea’s convenience stores, where you can find just about everything.

We’ll compare them with convenience stores in other countries,

and also explore the wide range of products and services available in Korean ones

— from ATMs and parcel delivery to transportation card recharging.

Today, we’ll take a look at the ‘jjimjilbang,’ which has been gaining attention after appearing in [K-pop Demon Hunters].

We’ll explore the different types and features of jjimjilbangs, as well as the foods you can enjoy there!

Today, we’ll take a look at ‘Korean street food.’

From gimbap, tteokbokki, chicken skewers, tornado potatoes, hot dogs, cupbap, hoddeok, to bungeoppang

—let’s explore the wide variety and delicious flavors of Korea’s most popular street foods!