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May is aptly referred to as the Month of Family in Korea. With a slew of holidays such as Children’s Day, Parents’ Day, and Teachers’ Day, it’s a time for families to gather together in celebration and sincere gestures. Imagine the streets filled with the sound of children laughing, the aroma of fresh flowers, and…

Have you ever noticed that prominent personalities in Korean history are honoured in the classroom names at Sejong Korean Language School? Let’s examine these people’s biographies and their accomplishments in more detail below.   Let’s start by examining the individuals on the 34th floor: Kim Yu Shin, Jang Young Sil, Choe Yeong, and King Jeongjo….

On February 14th, lovers all around the world exchange chocolates and presents. In Singapore, February 14th is also a day when many individuals show their love by sending flowers, cards, and other gifts to their significant ones. Valentine’s Day is observed similarly in Korea, albeit with a little variation in traditions. Valentine’s Day in Korea…

Similar to Singapore, Korea too celebrates the Lunar New Year with family get-togethers. A lot of people who reside close to Seoul take trips back to their hometowns. There are some customs that we follow when family members meet together. These three customs are typical during Korea’s Lunar New Year celebrations:   We begin with…

Please refer to the most recently dated post for the most accurate and up to date information issued by the school. [14 APR 2022] ONLINE CLASS INFORMATION Classes that are being conducted online may refer to the below information for more details on how our online classes are conducted. *Special Conditions for Online Classes 1)…

October 9th is a celebrated public holiday in South Korea known as Hangeul Day! This holiday commemorates the creation of the Korean alphabet, Hangeul, which was a monumental achievement during the Joseon period which laid the foundations for further development of the Korean language.   Hangeul was introduced to the world by King Sejong in…

Picture a day when families come together, gratitude fills the air, and an abundance of delicious food awaits. That’s Chuseok, a significant holiday in South Korea. Chuseok (pronounced “choo-sock”) falls on the 15th day of the lunar calendar’s 8th month. Along with Lunar New Year, it is considered one of the most important traditional festivals…

Korean festivals and celebrations are a vibrant and colourful tapestry of tradition that reflects the country’s rich cultural heritage. From the lively music and dance of the Boryeong Mud Festival to the solemn ceremonies of Chuseok, Korean festivals and celebrations offer a window into the unique customs and traditions of the country. In this article,…

K-Pop fever has undoubtedly swept the entire globe and left everyone wanting more. Korean hip-pop has also recently been gaining popularity and much-deserved recognition in recent years. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for the South Korean rock music scene.   But if you’re a true music connoisseur, you’re bound to find myriad undiscovered gems…

The Korean language is incredibly well-constructed, with a rich and intricate history. It’s no surprise that so many people are itching to learn the language. But did you know there are more ways than one to learn Korean? Resources like music and even nursery rhymes can be employed to make your learning journey that much…