New Website Up!
TweetAfter some revisions, the English firm website has been launched! Check the services page and let us know if there is anything we can assist you with.AskaKoreanLawyer.blogspot.com Follow a...
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One of my favorite Korean foods is kimchi jjigae (김치찌개, kimchi...
TweetOne of my favorite Korean foods is kimchi jjigae (김치찌개, kimchi stew). Once you have all the ingredients, it’s easy to make. Ingredients7 large dried anchovies, heads and guts removed1/3 cup Korean...
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Teaching English in a Korean University: How to Get the Job
TweetIf there’s anything you can count on me for, it’s this: I’ll give it to you straight and not sugar-coat the hard stuff. If you’re looking for a job teaching English in a Korean university, this is...
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Korean Phrases Ep. 38: 금상첨화
TweetThis week we have a new "Korean Phrases" video, and we're going to be learning another useful idiom from 한자 (Chinese characters used in Korean).We'll be learning about the idiom 금상첨화.Check out the...
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A First-Time Traveler’s Guide To Seoul
Tweet“You do not travel if you are afraid of the unknown, you travel for the unknown, that reveals you with yourself.” – Ella MaillartFirst time traveling in Seoul? If you have no ideas where to go or...
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OinK - Only In Korea Podcast: Konglish, Showry & Korean Winter Habits
TweetOinK - Only in Korea members choose this week's topics & one brave soul left a voice message. On today's episode, Travis & Chance discuss the wonderful world of Konglish, the Korean...
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2 Popular Weekend Getaways Near Seoul To Visit Right Now
Tweet“Take vacations. Go as many as places as you can. You can always make money. You can’t always make memories.”Every season is a fabulous time for adventure when it comes to 2 popular travel...
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Jaeseoksa Temple – 제석사 (Gyeongsan, Gyeongsangbuk-do)
TweetInside the Wonhyo shrine hall at Jaeseoksa Temple in Gyeongsan, Gyeongsangbuk-do.Hello Again Everyone!!Located just east of the Gyeongsan city centre, in Gyeongsangbuk-do, is Jaeseoksa Temple....
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The Korea File: Korea's Osaka Diaspora: Origins of the Zainichi
Tweet Download mp3On this episode of The Korea File podcast, a conversation with UCLA PhD candidate in Asian Languages and Cultures Tommy Tran about his research on Japan’s Korean diaspora, including:...
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7 English-friendly Korean Clothing Sites
7 English-friendly Korean Clothing Sites Tweet***Hello everyone! If you are new to buying Korean clothing, please read my personal notice.***Bongja (#4)Twin Look: $20.27USDHotping (#5)First Crush One...
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WPC : Alphabet
TweetIn response to the weekly photo challenge, here’s my version of the alphabet. I present to you – Hangeul (한글), the Korean alphabet, which was created by King Sejong during the Joseon...
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Travel Review & Tips: Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival 2016
TweetHello, readers! Greetings from a member of Trazy crew!Recently, I went to Hwacheon Sancheoneo Ice Festival 2016, where you can visit by signing up on from our website, Trazy.com. For more details...
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Dear Korea #139: It's Not the Size That Counts
Dear Korea #139: It's Not the Size That Counts Tweet The situation in the comic actually happened when I went to visit Seoul sometime last year. The only difference was that the last few panels...
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Renewing my Canadian Passport in Busan
TweetRenewing your passport while abroad isn't exactly the smartest course of action. I had a year and a half left on my passport when I left Canada to teach English in South Korea, but with all the...
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Colonial Korea: Magoksa Temple – 마곡사 (Gongju, Chungcheongnam-do)
TweetThe mountainside view of Magoksa Temple in Gongju, Chungcheongnam-do in 1932.Hello Again Everyone!!Magoksa Temple is beautifully located in Gongju, Chungcheongnam-do. The temple was first believed...
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39 Awesome 1-1 ESL Activities: For Teenagers and Adults
TweetGet Some Fun Ideas for your Lessons Today39 Awesome 1-1 ESL Activities: For Teenagers and Adults is going to make your students happy and your lesson planning easy! If you teach private classes...
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Review of Touchstone, a 4-Skills ESL Textbook for Adults
TweetA Review of Touchstone 4-Skills ESL TextbookTouchstone is a 4-skills (reading, writing, listening, speaking) ESL textbook for adults published by Cambridge. There are 4 levels, ranging from 1-4....
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Where the hell has the Monkeyboy been?
TweetForgiveness, please!Apologies are in order.It has been far too bloody long since I last blasted my incoherent ramblings on these here webpages, and for that I am truly sorry. Allow me to explain...
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66100 #IAmBeautiful
Tweet“Regardless of size or appearance, you are beautiful.” These words have resonated with me ever since I heard about Vivien Geeyang Kim (김지양, the first Korean plus-sized model in the United States)...
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Activities for Private Teaching: 39 of Them!
Tweet39 Activities for Private TeachingSo, we all know that private tutoring here in Korea is highly illegal and of course no foreign English teacher would ever do it. But in case you have a friend...
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