Unnie means a lot more than just an older sister in Korean. It can be a lifelong friend who has your back. Find out more here!| Lingua Asia
Not sure when to call someone sunbae? There’s more nuance to the word than just meaning “senior”. Find out more here!| Lingua Asia
Noona means a lot more than big sister in Korean. It can be a hot older woman or a cool female friend you hang out with. Find out more about them here!| Lingua Asia
Hyung means a lot more than just an older brother. It’s a deep and sometimes lifelong bond that takes many forms. Find out more here!| Lingua Asia
Not sure why some men are called samchon instead of ajeossi in Korea? Find out the difference and more here!| Lingua Asia
Ajumma means a lot more than just an older lady. Find out more here!| Lingua Asia
Want to know more about Korean fitness programs or trendy workout clothes? This post covers that and how exercise culture started in Korea!| Lingua Asia
Dongsaeng has a deeper meaning than kid sister/brother. It can be any younger person you look out for. Learn why they’re pretty special here!| Lingua Asia
Oppa means a lot more than just an older brother. It can be a guy you’re attracted to or just a friend. Find out more here!| Lingua Asia
Want to know the best Korean tea brands in the states and elsewhere? Here are the top ones and which variety they do best!| Lingua Asia
Looking for a way to get along with your Korean husband? Here’s what you need to know to satisfy him!| Lingua Asia