As we welcome the New Year, let’s learn to say ‘새해 복 많이 받으세요’ - a phrase that holds warmth and joy in each syllable! It corresponds to ‘Happy New Year’ and is a wonderful way to share festive cheer in Korean. 🎯 Phrase Breakdown: • 새해: New Year • 복: Fortune • 많이: A lot • 받으세요: Receive (honorific) Join me in embracing this beautiful Korean tradition. Share your practice, thoughts, or any questions in the comments and let’s spread joy as we step into the New Year! #kay샘essentialkorean | Essential
1:22
As we welcome the New Year, let’s learn to say ‘새해 복 많이 받으세요’ - a phrase that holds warmth and joy in each syllable! It corresponds to ‘Happy New Year’ and is a
Essential Korean. Essential Korean · Original audio. As we welcome the New Year, let’s learn to say ‘새해 복 많이 받으세요’ - a phrase that holds warmth and joy in each syllable! It corresponds to ‘Happy New Year’ and is a wonderful way to share festive cheer in Korean. 🎯 Phrase Breakdown: • 새해: New Year • 복 ...
FacebookEssential Korean2.3K viewsDec 28, 2023
Korean New Year Celebration
New Year's celebration in Seoul, South Korea
4:36
New Year's celebration in Seoul, South Korea
ABC News
Dec 31, 2023
Celebrate Lunar New Year with the Korean Traditional Music and Dance Center
50:05
Celebrate Lunar New Year with the Korean Traditional Music and Dance Center
FacebookQueens Public Library
1.1K viewsJan 22, 2022
New Year’s in Seoul, South Korea
16:59
New Year’s in Seoul, South Korea
FacebookThe National Desk - TND
9.9K viewsDec 31, 2022
Top videos
It’s a Korean tradition to kneel and bow to your elders on New Year’s. You say “saehae bok mani badeuseyo” meaning you are wishing them a lot of good luck in the new year. Growing up as a kid, we used to get money in envelopes, which was always fun! But now to me it’s all about wishing lots of good luck, fortune, and health to your elders. Happy new year to everyone and also wishing you lots of good luck! 새해 복 많이 받으세요! 🙇🏻‍♂️ #newyear #happynewyear #korean | The Korean Mama
1:06
It’s a Korean tradition to kneel and bow to your elders on New Year’s. You say “saehae bok mani badeuseyo” meaning you are wishing them a lot of good luck in the new year. Growing up as a kid, we used to get money in envelopes, which was always fun! But now to me it’s all about wishing lots of good luck, fortune, and health to your elders. Happy new year to everyone and also wishing you lots of good luck! 새해 복 많이 받으세요! 🙇🏻‍♂️ #newyear #happynewyear #korean | The Korean Mama
FacebookThe Korean Mama
1.1K viewsJan 2, 2024
Exploring the rich traditions of Chinese New Year
1:54
Exploring the rich traditions of Chinese New Year
mundonow.com
Sep 21, 2022
Korean New Year 2022 Traditions: From Wearing Hanbok to Sebae or Worship Elders, 5 Important Korean Customs To Celebrate Seollal | 🙏🏻 LatestLY
Korean New Year 2022 Traditions: From Wearing Hanbok to Sebae or Worship Elders, 5 Important Korean Customs To Celebrate Seollal | 🙏🏻 LatestLY
latestly.com
Jan 21, 2022
Korean New Year Food
[Short toon] 10 second summary of Korean New Year's Day
0:17
[Short toon] 10 second summary of Korean New Year's Day
FacebookJjaltoon English
65.8K viewsJan 19, 2023
Rice Blossoms are modern spin on Korean tradition to celebrate Lunar New Year
2:26
Rice Blossoms are modern spin on Korean tradition to celebrate Lunar New Year
ABC7 New YorkJanice Yu
11 months ago
Commonly eaten foods, traditions for Lunar New Year
Commonly eaten foods, traditions for Lunar New Year
wbaltv.com
1 year ago
Feedback