Having a Korean dinner is the first step in approaching Korean culture.
The proper table manner represents one’s family education and personal attitude. There are several important table manners to follow when eating in Korea.
During the entire dinner time, a conversation at the table is free.
While having a meal, chat about daily life at will; however, you ought to listen to the grandfather or elder people when they want to speak to you.
Some people are reluctant to leave their comfort zone where they can speak mother tongue or talk to their family. However, nowadays, why are many foreign students leaving their comfort zone, and coming to the USA for study?
How to use the tableware also is a confusing part for foreigners.
Pick up the spoon at first because Koreans like to have jjigae (meat, fish, vegetable and bean curd stew) for almost every dinner. The basic daily foods in Korean families are rice, a variety of kimchi, meat soup, broiled fish along [...]
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