Culture Exchange in Korea Through Arts

Peace be upon you. Helloooo! ^^

I'm back! These few days have been waaaay hectic due to the beginning of spring semester. Anyways, I wanna share one of my favourite activities while I'm staying here. It's no other than FREE activities in Seoul Global & Cultural Center!

They never disappointed me with their prepared, fun activities for visitors and expats in Seoul. During the previous winter vacation, I gotta try painting class & dyeing class there. Check these out!

Visit their FB here.

DYEING ART CLASS

The teacher was giving instructions and explanations.

Before.

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After, With my name in Korean at the right-bottom side.

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Another attempt.

Besides the enjoying the activity, you will meet other international expats/visitors. Time to throw away that socially-awkward-manner of you.

KOREAN PAINTING CLASS

This is definitely my all-time-favourite class so far! I love playing with colours so this is what I enjoyed so much. I remembered how I love to buy colouring books when I was a kid only it's on a traditional Korean fan this time. *ear-to-ear grin*

Before & sample.

Mine is on the left side.

Besides these art classes, I've tried their Advanced Hanji class and other once in a while events they had at the center like traditional music concert and cooking class (trust me, I had so much fun every time). In fact, if you're a K-pop fans and love to dance (or even think of losing your weight by a fun activity), thery're having a K-pop dance class every Wednesday for only KRW5,000. 

For more info, do visit their FB page. 

Laters~!

Travel to Korea with Us

Salam.. Hi!

For those who have bought the flight ticket to Korea in March, we wanna let you know that the promo price is still available! 

Nah. Template untuk Ke Korea KimFad.

Pakej Backpacker - Seoul only (ori price)
4h3m - RM1400 (min 2 pax)
5h4m - Rm1600
6h5m - RM1800

Info:
>Tambah RM200 setiap satu hari extra.
>Lagi ramai lagi murah.
>Price includes meals (3x a day), accommodation, public transportation, entrance fee, tour guide.

>Basic itinerary (price included these places): 
- Namdaemun
- Myeongdong
- Dongdaemun
- Nami
- Namsan (choose observatory/cable car)
- Gyeongbukgung 
- Insadong
- Cheonggyecheon
- Gwanghwamoon 
- Hanok village
- Itaewon
- Uni area (hongdae edae yonsei)

>Extra special (additional fee may applies):
- Jade garden
- Petite France
- Everland 
- Lotte world
- Mount hiking (fall&spring)
- Ski (winter)
- Culture exchange
- Nanta performance 
- Camping (fall & spring)
- Picnic 
- Namsan cable car
- KTX fast train to out of Seoul
Other place available:
>Daejeon
>Jeju island
>Busan
>Chuncheon

Satu lagi pengumuman:

Tiket pun tengah murah oiiii~! 

Tunggu apa lagi? Ke Korea le kiteeee!

Oh lagi satu. Jangan lupa like secara pukal FB page "Ke Korea KimFad" kalau takde instagram, takde whatsapp. Takde FB tak dapek den nak nolong.

Direct link here

Thanks bebanyak korang~! ^^

205 Days of Marriage : Twitter Thoughts

Assalamualaikuuuuum.

Hello!

I can't normally write an entry in the blog whenever I want to do so, I usually tweet few things happening once in a while - randomly or when something I wanna remember happen. Then, I thought this blog must be updated before I'm gonna be busy when the spring semester starts (I promised myself to write at least once a week but look at what's happening lol). Here goes... 

Thought #1 : Adapting with new life

I never planned this. It just came out one evening when we're doing our work. LOL

Kengkonon sweet ah nak seprais buat kimbap sambil tunggu kat pintu "Yeaay, abang dah balik" *sambil tadah sepinggan kimbap*

Honestly, I started learning how to cook after I got married. Sebelum kahwin memanglah ada masak megi, air, mi sedap, nasi goreng, sardin, spageti, tapi tu pun tak berapa nak terel. Bila dah kawen baru lah menggagau wasap ibu and semorang yang ada kat wasap list tanya resepi. Masak kari je pon.

First week kat Korea, 4x masak beras Korea baru jadi cantik nasi tu. 

Sebabkan oppa dah pernah belajar kat Malaysia setahun, dia memang suka makanan Malaysia (or semua makanan pun dia balun kot). Jadi resepi selalu tukar tukar. Korean, Malay, Western atau lauk-campak-gaul-rasa. 

Paling aku suka. :3

Not surprising. We always spend hours in PSZ, UTM back then.

Selain nak menyesuaikan diri dengan life baru sebagai isteri, semua benda mesti kena share. Mesti.

Thought #2 : Miscommunication 

We speak English (most of the time), Korean and Malay in our daily conversations. Sometimes, because of the different culture and proficiency that we have, we can't understand one another. Bagai ayam dengan itik.

Sometimes, we're trying so hard to remember new words (Korean for me, Malay for him)...

 

Thought #3 : The unexpected reactions

There's always a lil' surprise every now and then.

Di suatu malam selepas team Korea kalah Asian League.

Thought #4 : The Korean-drama-pickup-lines-moments

Ada masa masa tu aku cakap ngan oppa "eleh, ayat tak boleh blah".

Sudah semestinya dia tak faham tapi dia suka repeat after 2 3 perkataan last yang dia dengar.

To pray Isyak together - obviously bukan dari Korean drama.

Thought #5 : Homesick

Being away with my family for a really really long time, kengkadang memang sedih and rindu walaupun dah kahwin. Kalau masa belajar jauh jauh kat Seremban dulu ke or even masa dekat UTM Johor, tiap minggu kalau boleh nak balik Klang. 

Walaupun dia tak reti nak cakap "atototo bucuk bucuk rindu rumah ye", he'll be there trying all his might to persuade me dengan kata janji manismu. Tinggal lagi dia tak boleh nyanyi lagu Janji Manismu tu je. Kalau dia nyanyi, confirm boleh terkeluar isi perut aku mengekek sebutan pelat dia tu. 

Apa apa pun alhamdulillah. Orang selalu kata "susah wei kahwin bangsa lain/orang luar ni" tapi tiap tiap perkahwinan pun ada pasang surutnya, ada ujian, rezeki yang dah ditetapkan untuk masing-masing. Kan? 

Bila tengok instagram ada yang tulis komen panjang-panjang doakan kami, tiada apa yang dapat kitorang bagi melainkan syukur.

Terima kasih :')