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For example, on buses and subways, you must concede your seat to the elderly, pregnant women, and people with disabilities.

On the street,

Do not speak loudly or throw trash on the street. And, Trash must be thrown into the trash can.

Let me introduce you to Bibimbap, a traditional Korean dish. Bibimbap is a dish where rice and side dishes are put in a bowl and mixed with soy sauce or red pepper paste seasoning. Bibimbap can be easily eaten anywhere in Korea.

Bulguksa is a beautiful temple in South Korea. It was built over 1,000 years ago. People visit to see the special buildings and statues. It’s a peaceful place where you can feel calm and learn about Buddhism. The temple is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

When you eat, your boss should eat first before eating. Spoons and chopsticks are not in one hand. Don't talk when food is in your mouth, and don't eat it out loud.

Always give and receive gifts with both hands.

It tastes much better with red pepper paste. Let’s try it !

And it is also popular with foreigners for its sweet taste. Bulgogi restaurants are everywhere thanks to its popularity

"세 살 버릇 여든까지 간다" It means childhood habit lasts forever.

"티끌 모아 태산" It means little by little, make it big.

2. When your elder pours you alcohol, you should grab the glass with both hands and take it.

Koreans never put a rice bowl on their mouth. While eating, bowls and dishes should be put on the table.

it is the only urban hanok-gun in the country. You can experience Korean culture such as hanok, Korean food, hanji, hanbok, etc

• 안녕하세요

  (An-nyeong-ha-se-yo) Means "hello" and is used as a greeting at any time of day 

• 감사합니다

  (Gam-sa-hab-ni-da) Means "thank you" and is used to show gratitude for help, service, or a meal 

• 실례합니다

  (Sil-lye-hab-ni-da) Means "excuse me" and is used to get someone's attention or to apologize 

South korea values politeness and respect.

Upon meeting, you should offer a polite greeting and self-introduction. During meals, you should wait for the oldest to begin eating and avoid lifting your bowl.

“Gamsahamnida” means “Thank you.”It is a polite expression used to show gratitude.

“Joesonghamnida” means “I’m sorry” in English. It is a polite expression used to apologize.

'감사합니다' is an expression of gratitude when something is grateful.

'저기요' means the same as 'Excuse me'.