AMA part 2 ~~~~ πŸ’–
Hello Everyone~! ❀️
Hope you're all doing super well and learning lots and lots of Korean with TEUIDA ❀️ You guys loved the AMA from last week and left me lots of questions so I'm going to be 
doing another AMA today!!! You're questions are always super good so please make sure to leave more in the form at the end of this newsletter hehe πŸ˜ƒ enjoy everyone!!!  
                                            ❀️ From. Sherly 
01. What are the travel DONT'S that we should watch out for? 😷
These are really important questions because I understand how hard it is to travel to a new country and not know about of the customs so~ let me try to help you!


    1. NEVER wear shoes inside the house πŸ‘ž
    I'm sure most of you know this already but NEVER wear shoes in someone's house. It is considered super rude & is just honestly gross from the perspective of people who've lived here all their life. To each their own of course but when entering a Korean person's house or houses in Korea specifically -- shoes off! 

    2. Throw away food trash with general waste πŸ₯˜
    I've heard so many people being shocked at the way that we separate trash in Korea but there are different trash bags for each type of trash here! We separate the food, general waste, and the recycling in to different colored bags and throw them out separately. I found that this isn't super common everywhere so I thought this would be a good thing to know!

    3. Calling someone by their name/speaking informally right away πŸ“²
    Well guys I'm SURE most of you know this by now but I just want to reiterate because it can be hard sometimes to remember butttt when you're meeting someone for the first time, you wouldn't call them by their first name right away you would usually add 씨 or λ‹˜ at the end but if that is hard to remember -- just avoid saying their name in the beginning lol. As for the informal part, just make sure not to use informal language unless explicitly told to! I know it can be hard but you got this!!! 

    4. Tipping πŸ€‘
    Just so y'all know -- no tipping in Korea! There are some taxi apps that accept tips in Korea but this is only if you had immpecable service or something! Other than that NO TIPPING! 

    5. Don't sit in pregnancy seats! 
    While some other priority seats in other countries are free reign if there is no one else sitting there -- sitting on a pregnancy seat in Korea is a nono! While some people break these norms, it is considered rude and honestly makes it uncomfortable for someone who might need that seat and ask you to get up. So to be safe, just don't sit on the seats marked for pregnant people~ I've put a picture below! 
    02. I love the idiom, can you do another one?
    OOOO I love doing these! Thank you for this question~ Let me know if you guys want another idiom themed newsletter in the future! πŸ˜ƒ

    μž…μ΄ μ‹¬μ‹¬ν•˜λ‹€ πŸ‘„
    (ib-i shim-shim-ha-da)

    • μž…μ΄: mouth
    • μ‹¬μ‹¬ν•˜λ‹€: bored 

    "my mouth is bored" 

    While the literal meaning is pretty odd and may seem like it could have multiple meanings, this popular Korean idiom is a way to express that you're feeling "snackish" or "peckish" -- it doesn't necessarily mean you're hungry but it is literally saying: my mouth is bored, should we get a snack? That vibe~! Hope you guys can use it in your next Korean conversation ❀️
      
    03. TEUIDA's big announcement πŸ’«
    We can't forget why we're all here in the first place~! TEUIDA has a huge announcement for you guys ❀️

    First of all, HAPPY HANGEUL DAY everyone! It is a day off today in Korea because it is the day that our language was created~! In honor of this holiday, our lovely TEUIDA team has created a special lesson on the app dedicated to learning hangeul or more specically -- the consonants !!!! 

    It's going to be so fun for you guys to try and I'm so excited for you guys to finally see it! It's been released already and you guys can go try it now! 

    Let me know how you guys like our special lesson ❀️
    Song of the Week ❀️
    You guys always ask me for song recommendations so I thought this would be a good opportunity for you guys to learn some Korean through K-pop! Enjoy πŸ˜„  




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