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Top 5 mistakes that Foreign guys make when meeting and dating Korean women

This is a guest post by BlueMystery.

Living in Korea is very challenging. Even more so, building a life is even more work, especially a dating life.
Unfortunately, foreigners who come here make big mistakes when it comes to meeting and dating Korean women. In fact, I’ve taken the time to write down what I’ve found to [...]

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English Magazines in Korea

I like pretty pictures and glossy paper. That’s why I enjoy the expatriate magazines in English in Korea. Most of them are free but some you have to pay for.
Here’s a list and their prospective websites in alphabetical order.
10 Magazine – Probably one of the highest quality magazines out there. You also have to pay [...]

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Things to do in Korea: 002 Go to a PC Bang (PC방)

Star Craft anyone? A PC Bang is an internet café that a lot of Korean students use today.  You’ll find them all over Seoul and all of Korea for that matter. If you ever see the letters “P” and “C” you can bet your Kimchi that its a PC Bang. You can go there to [...]

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Things to do in Korea: 001 Go to a Jjimjilbang (찜질방)

Jjimjilbang are large public houses with heated rooms to suit yourself in. With many rooms of different temperatures, you can kill stress away by sweating in the room you choose to go to.

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