Cultural differences

To compliment and remember a notable achievement, exemplary spirit, great man, etc.

A bird which has a shiny black head and back and white shoulders and stomach, and lives near people.

Invisible substance controlling the body and mind in one's body, believed to be imperishable even after the body's death.

A spirit of heart.

riding a standing see-saw: A traditional Korean game in which two players jump in turn on both ends of a long wooden panel, with the middle set firmly.

A period when goods sell well.

A part of a certain speech or matter worthy of special attention.

One segment of a story, writing, song, etc.

the first full moon of the year: One of Korean holidays; it is celebrated on January 15 of the lunar calendar; people make wishes to the full moon and eat rice cooked with four other grains, nuts, etc.

goblin: A manlike ghost with a horn on its head that carries a club.

The act of interring a dead body or remains in the ground.

(figurative) The act of preventing a person who acted wrongly from displaying activities in society or in a group.

Blessing for a soul after one's death.

The act of visiting a family in mourning to comfort the chief mourner with one's condolences.