Things Nobody Tells You About Marrying a Korean 🇰🇷🤍

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The content resonated with a niche audience interested in cross-cultural relationships, particularly between Korean and Filipino cultures. The use of humor, relatable anecdotes, and a personal perspective made the "slideshow" engaging and shareable, tapping into shared experiences and curiosity.

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This photo post shares humorous and insightful observations about marrying a Korean man from the perspective of a Filipina woman. It covers cultural differences in holidays, family traditions, language, and daily life, highlighting the blending of Korean and Filipino cultures.

Structure

1Introduction to marrying a Korean
2Navigating holidays and traditions
3Raising a bilingual child
4Understanding Korean conversations
5Husband's contributions at home
6Learning about Korean groceries
7The presence of ramyun and soju
8Family becoming trilingual
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A few random observations after marrying a Korean. 😂🇰🇷🤍 PART 2? #KoreanFilipinoCouple #KorPhilCouple #KorPhilBaby #BusinessCouple #InternationalCouple

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Things Nobody Tells You About Marrying a Korean 🇰🇷🤍 (From a Filipina 🇵🇭 married to one, and is together for 8+ years) PART 1 Your calendar gets more complicated. 17 Chuseok 17 Seollal 17 Parents' Day Lunar birthdays Forgetting one is not an option 😭 Your baby will celebrate Baek-il (100days) & Dol (1st Birthday) Then one day... You'll find yourself explaining Korean traditions to your Filipino relatives. You'll start understanding Korean conversations. Not enough to speak fluently... or word per word But enough to know when they're talking about you. 👀😂 Many Korean husbands are very hands-on at home. Cooking. Cleaning. Laundry. Fixing things. Baby. Mine builds new restaurants together 🍔 You'll suddenly know Korean grocery ingredients. I never expected to know the difference between: ✓ Gochujang ✓ Doenjang ✓ Ssamjang ...and now we somehow even own a Korean grocery. 😂 There's always ramyun and soju in the house. There's always a ramyun depending on the mood. And soju for "just in case" to match. 😂 Your family becomes trilingual. Conversations sound like: "Ahrin, water juseyo." "Ne." "Thank you!" "Yes po?" Nobody notices anymore. 😂 You'll accidentally start saying... "Aigoo." Without realizing it. 😂 Somewhere along the way... We didn't just build businesses around Korean food and Filipino fusion. We built a life around two cultures. And somehow... It became home. 🤍