김밥 시즌 - Slow Korean

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Why is everyone in Korea wearing black in winter? In this episode, we dive into the funny term 'Kimbap Season,' coined by foreigners to describe Korea's winter fashion. Discover the quirky "no color rule" dominating Korean winter fashion and the cultural and practical reasons behind. Tune in to learn how practicality, culture, and style come together in Korea's cold season! Want to take your Korean learning further? Grab my PDF, which includes transcript, key vocabulary, comprehension questions and Must-Know expressions. https://buymeacoffee.com/kimexplainskorean/e/341210 You can also watch this episode (transcript along) on my YouTube. https://youtu.be/BmDTOTrYl5c

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Why is everyone in Korea wearing black in winter? In this episode, we dive into the funny term 'Kimbap Season,' coined by foreigners to describe Korea's winter fashion. Discover the quirky "no color rule" dominating Korean winter fashion and the...

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