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The Ministry of Health and Welfare will begin restricting health care benefits to late paying insurance enrollees. Netizens weigh the pros and cons of this action.
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After just six days as nominee, Ahn Dae-hee withdraws, leaving the government's response to the Sewol in disarray
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The National Institute of the Korean Language uses online language purification campaign to replace foreign loanwords with suitable Korean equivalents.
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After article trumpets the "victory" of female employment over men, netizens strike back with resentment at the social burden placed on men
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Recent posters put up at Korea University ask "Are you alright being called a Kimchi bitch?" and strongly admonish Korean society's disgust for women.
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Netizens cry foul, demanding women also be fined for entering men's bathrooms when they don't want to wait for the women's room.
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New Year, New Address? 2014 rings in new street addresses for South Korea, causing confusion and inconvenience for locals, firemen, and taxi drivers.
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New reports show that National Intelligence Service agents inserted more than 20 million tweets into discussions running up to the 2012 presidential elections.
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Fans offer their loud support after singer breaks down in tears during awards ceremony, sympathy after her semi-nude photos were leaked online.
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Woman's commanding officer demanded sex, punished her for ten months when she refused. Netizens disgusted at conditions within the military for women.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare will begin restricting health care benefits to late paying insurance enrollees. Netizens weigh the pros and cons of this action.
After just six days as nominee, Ahn Dae-hee withdraws, leaving the government's response to the Sewol in disarray
The National Institute of the Korean Language uses online language purification campaign to replace foreign loanwords with suitable Korean equivalents.
After article trumpets the "victory" of female employment over men, netizens strike back with resentment at the social burden placed on men
Recent posters put up at Korea University ask "Are you alright being called a Kimchi bitch?" and strongly admonish Korean society's disgust for women.
Netizens cry foul, demanding women also be fined for entering men's bathrooms when they don't want to wait for the women's room.
New Year, New Address? 2014 rings in new street addresses for South Korea, causing confusion and inconvenience for locals, firemen, and taxi drivers.
New reports show that National Intelligence Service agents inserted more than 20 million tweets into discussions running up to the 2012 presidential elections.
Fans offer their loud support after singer breaks down in tears during awards ceremony, sympathy after her semi-nude photos were leaked online.
Woman's commanding officer demanded sex, punished her for ten months when she refused. Netizens disgusted at conditions within the military for women.
We have indeed had a dry spell. Business of editors combined with busy translators makes for very few posts. However we will start up again this week and shoul ...6 years ago»
Were you having problems with the link? It worked for me so I didn't notice. Hopefully nobody else will have the problem now that it's fixed. ...7 years ago»
Ilbe enjoys a lot of popularity, so naturally it shows up on our radar from time to time. ...7 years ago»
We could, but probably for next week. It's already started trending on some popular news portals. ...7 years ago»
No, she hasn't made any rape allegations. Before she had filed a lawsuit against him claiming ongoing physical abuse, and the pictures became viral. it seems ...7 years ago»
I am not the author of this article, I am the translator. The authors are from Dispatch, and their names are Na Ji-yeon and Kim Su-ji. It's important to remem ...7 years ago»
Oh dear it seems you are very correct about this. Luckily, this is easily fixed. Thanks for pointing it out~ ...7 years ago»
We will have one soon. We typically wait for the story to unfold for a few days before posting a translation. Sometimes it takes a bit for the comments to bui ...8 years ago»
This is a word that has no simple one-word term in English, so keeping it as a transliteration is very common. Here is a description in our glossary: http://w ...8 years ago»
It has now been fixed and my deepest apologies for letting even a small error be published. ...8 years ago»