Customs, rituals, and traditions practiced in Korea, particularly in Seoul.
The Korean language(Language habits) 언어 습관
"Have you eaten?” 식사하셨어요?
"Let's grab a meal sometime.” 언제 밥 한번 먹자
“Our home, Our(My) wife” 우리집, 우리 와이프
You trust me(oppa), right? 오빠 믿지
Overuse of loanwords 외래어 남용
Food and customs 음식과 관습
Miyeokguk (seaweed soup) 미역국
Tteokguk (rice cake soup) 떡국
Songpyeon(half-moon-shaped rice cakes) 송편
Yeot (a sticky traditional candy) 시험날 엿먹기
Siru-tteok (steamed red bean rice cakes) on moving day 이삿날 시루떡
Samgyetang on Boknal 복날 삼계탕
Samgyeopsal on days with heavy yellow dust 황사와 삼겹살
Marriage and noodles 결혼과 국수
Moving day, Jajangmyeon (black bean noodles) 이삿날 짜장면
For picnics, it's all about gimbap (Korean rice rolls). 소풍엔 김밥
Dongji patjuk (red bean porridge) 동지 팥죽
Korea's holidays and Ancestral rites 명절과 제사
Korean Holidays 한국의 명절
Seollal (Lunar New Year) and New Year's money. 세배와 세뱃돈
Seolbim 설빔
Charye 차례
Eumbok 음복
Jesa 제사
Jesa table 제사상
Folk customs 민간 풍습
Four Pillars of Destiny (Saju Palja) and Today's Fortune 사주팔자와 오늘의 운세
Pungsu Jiri (Feng Shui) 풍수지리
Day Without Bad Luck(Auspicious Day) 손 없는 날
Giving shoes as a gift 신발 선물하기
Chicken Wings and Affairs 닭날개와 바람
Number 4 숫자 4
Pig dream 돼지꿈
Writing a name in red ink is associated with death 빨간색으로 이름을 쓰면 죽는다
Third Time’s the Charm, Three Rounds 삼세번, 삼세판
Pricking with a needle for indigestion 체할 때 바늘로 따기
Massaging a bruise with an egg 멍 들었을 때 달걀 마사지하기
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