Hello everyone. Did you find the correct answer to yesterday's Korean riddle? [Question] 우리가 잠잘 때, 늘 곁에 있는 개는? Read: Uliga 잠때, 늘 늘 늘 곁에 있는 개는? Translation: Which dog is always by our side when we sleep? The correct answer is 베개 (read: pegae) → pillow. I see...

Hello. It's the end of another week! Today I'll be back with Part 5 of the Korean riddle series. Let's start with a question. I'm going to give you the answer to the question, "우리가 잠잘 때, 늘 곁에 있는 개는? Reading: 우리가 잠늘 잘 늘 곁에 있는 개는? Translation: What about the dog that is always by our side when we sleep? A dog that sleeps with you by your side is very cute. But...

Hello everyone! Today is July 7, Tanabata day. Unfortunately, according to the weather forecast, there is a high chance of precipitation... In Japan, Tanabata is known as the day when Orihime and Hikoboshi are allowed to meet only once a year, across the Milky Way shining in the night sky. Is there such a sad story of Tanabata in Korea? Yes, of course there is! However, it is a little different from Japan's...

◎Review of Yesterday "Where are you going? is the Korean phrase for Seoul: 어디 가? （Seoul: 어디가?) Busan: 어데 가노? （Busan: 어데 가노?) We now know that even within the same Korean language, there are differences depending on the dialect. Today, we'll look at the "어데 가노?" and "밥 문나? and "밥 문나? (meaning: Did you eat rice? (meaning: Did you eat rice?)" and "밥 문나? Today, we will discuss the regularity of the Busan dialect where questions end in "노" or "나"...

Yesterday, we introduced the dialect of Busan (부산 in Korean) in Korea. The phrase "Where are you going? What would the phrase "Where are you going? Seoul: 어디 가? （Seoul: 어디가?) 　　　　　　　　　　Busan: ↓ 어데 가노? （Busan: 어데 가노?) The word "어디" becomes "어데" and "노" is added at the end! In both standard and dialect, "Where are you going...?