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Free site to watch korean movies and dramas (possible with Korean subtitles)

Like Netflix and Disney Plus, you can watch Korean movies and dramas by paying a monthly fee. However, on the following sites, you can watch movies or dramas for free without logging in and without the risk of viruses. You can also watch movies or dramas from countries other than Korea with Korean subtitles. https://nunutv.me/ This may not be accurate information, but as of now, our management believes as follows. 1. Watching itself is not illegal, at least in Korea. Or, even if it is illegal, it is realistically difficult to be punished just for watching it because it is so extensive. 2. There are advertisements on the site, but you are safe from viruses if you use vpn like services. We recommend watching on a device with Mac OS rather than Android or Windows operating systems. We also recommend using a VPN to connect. <Translation the words on site> [main page] 1. left menu 홈 : Home 전체보기 :View all 인기영상 : Popular videos 영화 : Movie 한국영화 : Korean movie 해오영화 : Foreign movies [극장...

Korean high school 1st and 2nd grade physics textbook

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This is a physics textbook for first and second year Korean high school students. It is not often used as a textbook in public schools, but is mainly used in private educational institutions such as academies. It has detailed content and is mainly used by students who want to advance beyond their grade level. korea high school physics textbook korea high school physics textbook 2 korea high school physics textbook 3 korea high school physics textbook 4 book information Print date: September 30, 2011 Authors: Kim Jong-kwon, Kim Seong-jin, Kim Dae-gyu, Moon Yeon-ho Publisher: Doosan Donga It consists of three volumes. Volume 1: Space-time and space / Matter and electromagnetic fields Volume 2: Information and Communication / Energy Volume 3: Answers and explanations This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

Things to keep in mind when taking buses in Korea: Food and drinks

In Korea, people use public transportation a lot. This is because it is very safe, convenient and cheap. However, it is not allowed to bring food on Korean buses. Therefore, if you go up with food, the bus driver will stop you. Please keep this in mind if you come to Korea to travel or study! This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

Types of military service of Korea (Military Act 5)

The types of military service according to Article 5 of the former Military Service Act are as follows. There are mainly 5 types. There are active duty, reserve service, supplementary service, military service preparation service and wartime specific service. 1. Active duty 2. Reserve service 3. Supplementary service: A person who meets any of the following conditions: A. Among those who were determined to be capable of active duty as a result of the military service examination, those who were not determined to be eligible for active duty service due to military supply and demand circumstances B. A person who is serving or has completed his/her service as one of the following: 1) Social service worker 3) Art and sports worker 4) Public health doctor 5) Military service examination specialist doctor 7) Public interest legal officer 8) Public quarantine veterinarian 9) Professional research worker 10) Industrial technical worker C. Other persons transferred to supplementary service by t...

Bringing food is prohibited on Korean buses.

<Things to keep in mind when taking buses in Korea> Bringing food on board is prohibited when taking a bus in Korea. If you bring food, you may be given certain restrictions by the driver when you boarding. This is because food may cause harm to other guests. If you have any other questions, please leave comments freely on this website.  https://blogofkoreaprivate.blogspot.com/2024/04/website-can-ask-questions-korea.html This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

How to find an apartment or house in Korea (single person, cheap, luxury etc)

Even though you were not born in Korea, there are times when you need to find a place to live in Korea for reasons such as work or study. At this time, finding a house is more difficult because it is complicated and costs a lump sum of money. The following is a helpful article about this: The most common housing types in Korea are apartments, villas, and single-family homes. The larger the city, the higher the proportion of apartments . Of course, the cost is a bit higher for apartments. Now let's get to the point. Rent costs vary greatly depending on which house you buy. Therefore, we cannot tell you this. However, in Korea, you can find this information by going to a place called ' budongsan '. It is a Korean legal term meaning 'house'. When you enter a 'budongsan' store near an apartment, the relevant people will explain in detail about the real estate price, internal square footage, surrounding infrastructure, transportation, etc. In general, the bette...

A website where you can ask questions about Korea

If you have any questions about Korea, please leave them in the comments. Our Korea team can quickly provide you with accurate information about Korea. If you want to get information about traveling to Korea, researching about Korea, Korean culture, music, etc., or if you want to get the real emotions and information unique to Koreans, please try this website.  You can leave a comment without any other login procedures , such as Google login, and your anonymity is guaranteed. And the response will be provided within one week at the latest. Of course, the whole services are provide free. This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

Is Namu Wiki’s Korean language formal?

It is clear whether Namu Wiki's Korean is formal or contains a lot of profanity and memes. It may rains on your parade, but the answer is that it varies from document to document. Proportionally, 70% of the text is in formal Korean. In other words, that Korean words are used in official government announcements, papers, etc. Therefore, it is a good word for people studying Korean to use as well. Among the remaining 30%, memes, slang, and buzzwords used by Koreans are used. These numbers are the result of our team's analysis. In conclusion, we can say that official Korean is used a lot on Namu Wiki . At the same time, you can also look at slang or buzzwords. Additionally, the degree to which this is applied varies from document to document, and the proportions may vary depending on the topic of the article. This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

Can you trust Namu Wiki’s information?

To get straight to the point, they provide useful information. Of course, if you ask whether the information they provide is 100% authentic, it is not. However, for cases that are somewhat controversial , the article is written with related objective news reports and like that things , so it provides fairly reliable information. Therefore, it is absolutely impossible to use information from Namu Wiki to write official documents such as papers , but it is appropriate to use it as a channel to obtain a certain amount of information. Although it has nothing to do with the main topic, Namuwiki site management or related personnel are currently monetizing the site, and the profits are being kept private. This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

Degree of internetization in Korean society and companies

Information technology is developing rapidly, and recently, each country, led by the United States, is trying to further develop AI technology. From that perspective, we can also find out to what extent Internetization or information technology is applied in society, industry, and corporate culture. In particular, the case of South Korea is as follows. The analysis below does not use specific indicators or objective figures, but is based on how information technology is actually used by overall companies. In general, Korean companies can be said to have a high level of application of information technology , from large corporations with large capital to small and medium-sized enterprises. First of all, because Internet cables are installed throughout South Korea , you can access the Internet from anywhere in the country through a computer, laptop, or smartphone. Therefore, companies also pay a lot of attention to online methods when making products or providing services. In other wor...

The way to search for movies and dramas in Korean, to watch for free

You can get a lot of information through Google search. If you search well, you can watch dramas or movies without paying. Of course, this is not the appropriate method, but I would like to introduce you to a method of searching in Korean. You will get better search results if you search using the method below. If you want to watch videos from Netflix or other OTT services related to Korea, or movies or dramas with Korean subtitles, it is more effective to search in Korean . At this time, it is recommended to include '다시 보기', which is a Korean word meaning 'replay' , in your search term . (It's a good idea to write the word into the search bar using copy and paste .) For example, if you want to watch the ‘Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix‘ movie with Korean subtitles , We recommend searching for ‘해리 포터와 불사조 기사단 다시 보기’. (You can easily search and find a way to write the title of the movie or drama you want in Korean .) If you don't get the search results...

Site to watch Japanese anime with Korean subtitles

Introducing a site where you can watch Japanese animation with Korean subtitles. The video can be viewed for free , and there is no separate log-in process . Also, since it is https, there are no security issues related to it. There are quite many videos uploaded. It is analyzed that the quality of the Korean translation is also high. <Link> https://linkkf.net/ This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

Top 3, Top 10 university in south korea by student’s choice

A variety of criteria may be applied when determining university rankings. This includes things like the annual budget, the degree level of the professors, and thesis performance. However, these criteria may differ from students' actual choices. The ranking below is a ranking of Korean universities based on the choices made by Korean high school students. (Of course, the choice may vary depending on the specific student's situation.) Although the related research materials cannot be disclosed due to privacy issues, We used what can be found in Korea. 1. Seoul National University It is the best university in Korea in name and reality. Many political officials and intellectuals are graduates of Seoul National University. If you ask most South Korean high school students whether they would like to go to a specific department at Seoul National University or the same department at another university, they will answer that they want to go to Seoul National University. 2, 3. Korea Un...

Foreigners’ right to vote in Korea

In Korea, the subjects of voting rights are citizens, so in principle foreigners do not have voting rights . However, foreigners over the age of 18 who have passed 3 years from the date of acquisition of permanent residency status under the Immigration Control Act have the right to vote in the relevant ‘ local government head or local council member election’. This is stipulated as a law, in Article 15, Paragraph 2 of the Public Official Election Act. (The English name of the law may vary depending on the translation.) Korea's political system is a presidential system, so there are central elections such as presidential elections and national assembly elections. At the same time, since local autonomy is stipulated in the Constitution, local governments are established for local affairs and local councils are established as the decision-making bodies for the local governments. Since both organizations are organizations with a strong focus on local autonomy , foreigners have the ...

He who laughs last is the winner - Korean proverb

In South Korea, there is a proverb related to laughter. Proverbs are recognized as words containing the wisdom of our ancestors in the past, and are phrases that many people still empathize with today. The saying goes, ‘ He who laughs last is the winner .’ or ‘ The one who laughs last is the winner .’, ‘ The winner is the one who laughs last .’ Conflicts may arise when living within a group, such as at work. In this case, the person who laughs last becomes the ultimate winner. This means that even though you come close to defeat in the middle of a conflict, if you are able to laugh at the end, you will feel more psychologically satisfied, happy, and victorious. This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

Website related to volunteer work in Korea

In Korea, there are websites that provide services related to volunteer activity such as  work planning, volunteer recruitment, volunteer activity certification, and volunteer time certification etc. The following two websites are volunteer-related websites that Koreans mainly use. 1365 https://www.1365.go.kr/vols/main.do vms https://www.vms.or.kr/main.do You can get information about volunteer work in Korea from the two sites above. This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

Korean spelling and grammar checker recommendations

This article is for those whose native language is not Korean, but who can speak Korean fluently to some degree. If you are traveling to Korea or need to write a document in Korean, you may need to check grammar or spelling. The site below is often used by Koreans to check confusing spelling and is highly accurate. http://speller.cs.pusan.ac.kr/ This is a spelling checker developed through research by Professor Hyukcheol Kwon of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Pusan National University. Unfortunately, it says the site is not secure. However, to date, no cases of viruses have been found while using the site. You can rest assured that spell check doesn't require you to download anything. This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.

Site to view Korean internet news, current affairs, and issues

Korea has a small territory compared to major developed countries such as the United States. Therefore, indicators such as internet usage rate are showing good results. This means that anyone who pays a certain fee can very easily connect to the Internet in almost any part of South Korea . In this context, not only paper newspapers but also Internet newspapers are very developed in Korea. Although there are still many people who prefer paper newspapers, there are also many who use Internet newspapers. Representative Internet newspaper sites in Korea are as follows: https://news.naver.com/ Naver is an Internet website frequently used by Koreans. The website provides several services simultaneously, including webtoons, personal broadcasting, news, securities, and cloud. https://news.daum.net/?nil_profile=mini&nil_src=news Daum is a website similar to naver. It also provides an Internet news service. The above two services can be said to be the most used sites in Korea. Of course, th...

In Korea, additional fee charges(if you don’t tag).

In Korea, public transportation is very developed and public safety is good, so many people use subways and buses. Also, since most of the population lives in Seoul, Gyeonggi, and Incheon, public transportation is also very developed here. If you pay by card (most people do), you'll need to tag your card back at the turnstile when you get on and off the subway or bus . In the case of the subway, you almost always have to pass by the tag place, so it is rare to get off without swiping your card. The problem is the bus. If you do not tag your card when getting off the bus , you may be charged an additional fee . In which cases additional charges are incurred and how much they are determined is a bit complicated depending on which bus is taken and the route taken . It varies depending on whether the bus is going from Gyeonggi-do to Seoul, and even if it is a bus within Seoul, the additional fee varies depending on the type of bus, such as a trunk bus or city bus . but there are more t...

How to find your Korean postal address

Anyone with an address in Korea has a zip code. You can think of this as an administrative number. When receiving a package or sending mail, you may need to enter your zip code. Here's an easy way to search for this zip code: https://www.naver.com/ Just enter the address into the search bar of this site. However, the address must be entered in Korean. For example, in the search bar, If you search for ‘서울특별시 강남구 개포로 310’, 06321 will appear as the zip code. (The order of writing addresses in Korean is the reverse of that in English. The English name of the above address is ‘310 Gaepo-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul’.) The number that appears on this position is your zip code. This blog is not an official website of the Korean government, but is operated in a private manner by a private organization.