Korean Alphabet
The Korean alphabet, also known as Hangul, is the native alphabet of the Korean language. It was created by Sejong
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Korean Culture and Language
Three Years Hill – Korean Story (삼년고개)
Three years hill Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a hill called “3 Years Hill”. According
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Korean is the official language of South Korea and North Korea. Korean alphabet was invented in the 15th century by
Read MoreKorea travel facts for kids
One of Korea’s most famous places is truly magical for the young in years and the young at heart. Everland
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Korea, once a unified nation, is now divided into two separate countries, the Republic of Korea in the south and
Read MoreKorean family values
Koreans need to be very careful not to behave in a way that would embarrass their family. Children are expected
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Communication in Korea
Koreans once used Chinese characters for writing. However, in the 15th century, they developed a national writing system called Hangui
Read MoreChildren’s games in Korea
Many Korean games are played with sticks and stones. Gonggi is played with small stones about the size of a
Read MoreFamous Korean stories
Perhaps the most famous Korean story is The Tale of Chunnhyang. It is a popular love story that has been
Read MoreKorean holidays and celebrations
All Korean holidays are based on the lunar calendar. The two most important are Seolnal and Chuseok. Chuseok, also known
Read MoreTraditional Korean clothing
Traditionally, the color and type of clothing worn by Koreans depended upon their place in society. The common people generally
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Korean food facts
In some ways, Korean food is similar to Japanese and Chinese cuisine. They all eat rice daily. However, there is
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