Tag Archives: Korea
Exploring religion
With the hope that some day I might do a Temple Stay in Korea, I want to learn more about Korean Buddhism. I was raised a Protestant Christian, and I practice Metta (loving kindness) meditation. My knowledge of other … Continue reading
Rainwater Harvesting in South Korea
A monsoon climate can deliver a year’s worth of rain in three months in South Korea. With monsoon and drought conditions in quick succession, South Korea has learned the hard way to fully harvest rainwater. Read more about in the … Continue reading
Traditional Korean Architecture
If you are interested in Korean architecture, you might like A Study on the Connecting Method of Wooden Structure Found at Korean Traditional Wooden Structure. Korean article Geuklakjeon Hall of Bongjeongsa Temple in Korea
Hanok and the Sun
The Korean Traditional House is called a Hanok. Designed to withstand the forces of Korean climate, Hanok are built with natural elements such as trees, soil, stone, and paper. Hanok employ natural science to circulate air, with gardens planted in … Continue reading
Friends in Korea
FriendsInKorea.com is the oldest and largest international social club in Korea. They have weekly international parties in various areas of Seoul and other cities in Korea. They also organize language exchange meetings in coffee shops every week. FriendsInKorea.com은 한국에서 가장 오래되고 가장 큰 … Continue reading
Korean American Story
Watch the amazing story of Korean American Mrs. Jungsook Choh. She recalls her life immediately after the Korean Independence from Japan and the subsequent events during the Korean War. KoreanAmericanStory.org has the mission to capture and preserve the Korean American … Continue reading
Hanbok Rental
Hanbok is the traditional Korean outfit. One can rent a hanbok from Hanbok Story 194-17 Northern Blvd. Flushing NY 11358 Hanboknyc.com Read more about it in the NPR story Korean Tailors Try To Keep The Lunar New Year Hanbok Ritual Alive
Jiri Mountain
My soul longs to hike Jiri National Park. See here for interesting article. My language exchange partner is going there, and I am so jealous.
Süle goes to Korea
Süle Kata is Hungarian. The only language we share is Korean. My Korean is not very good, haha. But pictures are a great way to communicate. Here is her video about her trip to Korea.
I would love to #VisitKorea
Maybe I can #VisitKorea if I enter enough contests. 🙂 The Korea Tourism Organization has taught me so much, and I enjoy their Visit Korea website. Enter and maybe you can win their #luckyboxKorea.
Free Korean Language Study
Have you used the resources available at Kosnet? KosNet stands for Korean Language Study on the Internet. Kosnet is affiliated with the Ministry of Education and is responsible for overseas Koreans education and International exchange students. For example, I like … Continue reading
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Countries that read Hanguk Babble
Thank you readers for visiting my blog Hanguk Babble. It still tickles me every time I see that Korea is the second largest country for readers. .
A reader from Mexico
How cool is this? I just got a reader from Mexico. She has a review on “Grammar in Use”, the same book I just got this week. Haha! Small world. Hola!
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