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There's at least one of these on every street you go to in Korea. They are lined up side by side, especially in crowded areas. They are stands that sell Koreas representative street food, 떡볶이 Spicy rice cakes, 튀김 fried foods, 순대 intestines filled with noodles, and 어묵 fish cakes are the 4 representative street foods in Korea.

These four foods taste especially good when you eat them together. Lets find out how Korean people eat these foods.

Nowadays the majority of Korean people use smartphones equipped with 4G.

Since people do a lot of things with their phones, you can easily see Korean people holding their phones at subway stations or bus stops.

And it is all thanks to the fast internet speed. Wherever you go in Korea, opening an internet page on your smartphone takes less than a second.

Korean people enjoy drinking. When drinking, Korean people always play games.

Learning a couple of these games will come in handy.

Let me introduce one Korean drinking game. It's 007 game.

Practice a lot and try out with your Korean friends.

Korean people consider it rude to blow their noses in front of others. So when they do have to blow their noses they usually go to the bathroom or to a place without any other people. In a situation where its uncomfortable to blow their noses, Korean people just hold it in and continue to sniffle.

It's good for you guys to know about "sneezing etiquette", especially because during the wintertime many people catch colds.

Even though Korean people may like something, every now and then they have the tendency to pretend that they don't Let's take a look at some examples. Here, we have a group of friends who are working on a school assignment.

There's something you can often see when you walk on the streets in Korea. That is, guys carrying girls' purses. Why on earth do Korean guys carry girls' purses?

Korean people always seem to be busy. It is well known that Korean people like to do things at a fast pace. They're always saying "Hurry! Hurry!"

Here, you can see this side of Korean people.

Many foreigners are surprised by Korean toilet paper. Let's see why.

Westerner usually use toilet paper just in the toilet, but Koreans use it for everyday life. So foreigner are surprised to see toilet paper on living room tables in Korea.

When referring to their family, company, school, etc... Koreans don't use MY, they use OUR. They call OUR mom, OUR home, OUR company, OUR school. So don't say My mom, My home. Why?

Here is normal Korean toilet. A man come to the toilet for do his needs. When he do his needs, suddenly one woman come to the toilet toughly. Men who doing their needs are surprised. Is it very disconcerted? It’s common situation in Korea.