KoreanBuddyKjin

This video is a full Korean Expressions Podcast collection, bringing together some of the most popular episodes in one place.
Learn Korean naturally by listening to real expressions, idioms, and unique words that often can’t be translated directly into English.
Korean contains many expressions shaped by daily life, food culture, body-related metaphors, and historical background. In this podcast-style compilation, you’ll discover how Koreans actually think and speak — beyond textbook Korean.

🎧 In this episode collection:
Words that only exist in Korean
Negative expressions with unique meanings
Body-part idioms used in everyday speech
Food-related Korean expressions
Expressions influenced by Korean history

Perfect for learners who want to improve listening skills, understand cultural nuance, and sound more natural in Korean.
You can watch or simply listen like a podcast — ideal for relaxed, immersive learning.

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When Korean New Year comes, many Koreans feel stressed.

What gift should I buy?
How much money should I give?
What if I look rude?

This video talks about New Year gifts and New Year money in Korea.
Why is Korean New Year both happy and stressful?
Why do people say, “Not again…”?

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What does “oppa” really mean in Korean?

Many learners think oppa simply means “older brother,”
but in Korea, this word carries emotions, relationships, and social signals.
In this video, we explore
why Koreans are careful with the word oppa,
how its meaning changed over time,
and when using it can feel natural — or uncomfortable.
If you want to understand Korean beyond vocabulary and grammar,
this video will help you see how language reflects Korean culture and relationships.

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"What is the greatest invention in history?" Most people might think of the light bulb, penicillin, or the smartphone. But today, we want to look at inventions that are a bit closer to our lives—inventions that contain the unique spirit and wisdom of Korea.

From the Coffee Mix that fueled Korea's rapid industrialization to Hangeul, the alphabet designed for the empowerment of the people. These aren't just tools; they are solutions born from a deep love for humanity and a desire for a better life.

In this episode of K-jin, we explore the 'Why' behind Korea's most significant inventions: 

✔️ Coffee mix, made for busy people
✔️ Cyworld, an early social media from Korea
✔️ The world’s first rain gauge
✔️ Jikji, the first metal-printed book
✔️ Hangul, a writing system made for the people

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In Korea, tteok is not just food. It carries history, culture, and meaning in everyday life. In this video, you will learn where tteok came from and why it is important to Korean people.
You will also hear simple Korean expressions related to tteok.
Through one food, discover Korean language and culture.

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