Enter the topic of Korean blood type personality. What does your blood type reveal about you? While you can use the Korean zodiac to help predict personality types, Koreans also like to analyze people using their blood type. As someone who’s fascinated by the world of Korean blood type personality, I can’t help but dive…
The Korean zodiac has more in common with the Chinese zodiac than the Western one. Instead of monthly star signs, the Korean zodiac works in annual cycles named after animals. If a Korean asks you, “What’s your ddi?” they are asking about your zodiac to learn more about your personality and figure out if you’d…
Did you know that there are 12 days dedicated to love in Korea? Koreans love holidays, whether official or not, and Korean Valentine’s Day is no exception. South Korea Valentine’s Day traditions looks a bit different than the Valentine’s Day you might be used to. Korean Valentine’s Day is part one of a three-part series…
Teachers are one of the most selfless and loving occupations in America. Show them how much you care with a special these thanking teacher quotes today! What To Thank Teachers For? With over 130,000 schools in the United States, did you know that there are about 3.7 million teachers in the U.S. (SOURCE)? Which means,…
There are around 13 holidays dedicated to love and relationships in Korea, and Black Day. However, it doesn’t necessarily celebrate love, which is one of them. It’s funny how life works – before I found the love of my life, it was just me, myself and Korea! But during those times on my own in…
“Fighting” in Korean is an English mishearing of the words “hwaiting” (화이팅) or “paiting” (파이팅), which are words of encouragement. Fighting Korean meaning does not mean having a battle, known as “ssaum” (싸움). Instead, the slang word “hwaiting” (화이팅) means “go,” “you can do it,” and “you’ve got this.” However, a more correct word…
