Korean Games

How to play the most popular Korean games as seen on:

• Run BTS
• Bon Voyage
• Running Man
• Classic Korean drinking games

It will help if you know a little bit of Hangeul for this lesson.

This lesson is now over so you can watch the recorded version straight away!

Hangeul History

How did Hangeul become what it is today?

• Who created Hangeul and why?
• What is the relationship between Korean and Chinese language?
• What happened before Hangeul?
• How did Hangeul develop to what it is today and what changes did it go through?

It will help if you know a little bit of Hangeul for this lesson.

This lesson is now over so you can watch the recorded version straight away!

Pronunciation Masterclass

The aim of this class is for you get specific 1on1 coaching on your pronunciation by understanding:

• Your personal strengths
• Your specific areas of improvement
• Learn skills on how to correct your own pronunciation
• Tips and hacks on how to 'sound more native'

You will also be sent the recordings of the lessons so you can revise back on your pronunciation! 

Suitable for any level of Korean-learners as long as you can read Hangeul.

This lesson is now over so you can watch the recorded version straight away!

The Korean Military

What are our boys going through?

• The history of Korean military
• Types of services you can choose/apply for
• Ranks and hierarchy
• Daily life and food
• People's views on mandatory military service
• Koreans' views on BTS going to the military!

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Weddings and Funerals

Understanding the traditions of these occassions, tell us a lot about that country's beliefs and culture.

• The schedule of a Korean weddings
• The involvement of friends and family
• Gift-giving or lack of!
• Funerals and death anniversaries
• Traditions of bowing and ettiquette
• What to wear to each of these events

This lesson is over now, but you can still watch the full recording!

English vs. Korean Grammar

Understanding the basics grammar is an essential part of learning a new language because it serves as a point of reference. 

• What is a Topic, Subject Object?
• What are adverbs, adjectives, nouns, verbs?
• How can we apply this to Korean language?
• What are the main differences between Korean and English in terms of grammar?

Suitable for all levels of Korean.

This lesson is over now, but you can still watch the full recording!.

Shamanism and Superstition

Have you watched The Glory? Have you noticed how common it is to get your fortune told in Korea? Or how superstitious they can be?

• What is Shamanism
• Fortune-telling
• Common superstitions in daily life
• Evil spirits and rituals to get rid of them

Dating Life

Part 2 - What does a real Korean relationship look like?

• Why do couples wearing matching everything? (clothes, shoes, RINGS?)
• What are the 'Love Celebrations'? (hint. it's not only Valentines day)
• What is jealousy in dating?
• How is Public Display of Affection (PDA) viewed in Korea?

Food and Table Manners

• How to be polite at the table in a formal situation (e.g. work-related)
• How to be polite to staff at a Korean restaurant
• Unspoken social rules when eating with friends and family (e.g. food sharing, who eats first and more)
• How to properly eat Korean food! (E.g. kbbq, hot pots, side dishes etc)

Drinking Culture Part 2

In case you didn't know... Koreans love to drink!

• So much in fact that there is a whole culture to it!
• Learn the social rules about what you should and shouldn't do when drinking with Koreans!

Family Culture

Roles and responsibilities in the family

• Relationship between siblings and parents
• Extended family relationships

Dating Life

Part 1 - Is what you see in K-Drama real...?

• Focusing on the early days of a romantic relationship
• What are 'events'? (Rose petals beds, balloons in the car boot)
• Important Anniversaries (100 days, 300 days)

Travelling to Korea

Part 1 - Cultural differences to know when travelling to Korea as a Westerner

• How to navigate the public transport system
• Restaurant Etiquette
• Being street-smart and difference in basic cultural manners with the western world
• Differences in the home/accomodation, what to know

Travelling to Korea

Part 2 - Food to eat and activities you can only do in Korea

• Must-eat food and the best places to get it
• Must-do activities, e.g. how to get into Kpop music shows!
• Going out-out and clubbing!

Swearing in Korean

Learn from the best...? 

Unlike Western media, you will rarely ever hear swearing on Korean TV shows or K-Dramas and what fun is learning a new language without some good ole cursing!

This lesson is not for the faint-hearted! Learn how the everyday Korean swear!