In Korea, people often write the number 7 with a line through it, making it look different from how it is written in many other countries.
In Korea, it is common to see small stacks of stones in mountains or along trails.
What it means
• Making a wish
• Hoping for good luck
• A simple, personal ritual
Why people do it
• Easy for anyone to try...
“Jjan~” (jjan) is the sound Koreans make when clinking glasses.
It is commonly used when making a toast.
When is it used
• Before drinking
• While clinking glasses
• To match the group’s mood
What it means...
In Korea, it is common to wrap food in vegetables before eating.
What Is Ssam?
Ssam is a way of eating where meat, rice, and side dishes are wrapped together in leafy vegetables.
• Lettuce
• Perilla leaves
• Various greens
Different ingredients are combined into one bite....
In Korea, people typically use both a spoon and chopsticks during meals.
Tableware in Korea
A typical Korean meal includes both tools.
• Spoon: for rice and soup
• Chopsticks: for side dishes
Each has a distinct role.
Characteristics of Korean Spoons...
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