In Most Places It’s Illegal To Make People Disclose Their Sexual Orientation Or Etc. When Applying

Might as well try my inexistant luck on this one ~

Korean Studyblr Giveaway!

Hi everyone! To celebrate hitting 2000 followers I’m doing a giveaway in appreciation of all of your support. I’ll be giving away some Korean stuff that hopefully will help you learn, and just spur your interest even more. 

So here’s the deal: there will be two ways to enter. 

Entry 1: Reblog this post (not just like ^^) and follow the blog, easy enough right? This will be 1 entry.  Entry 2: Subscribe to my YouTube channel Burger15 and send a screen cap to my inbox (gotta check some how). Not too hard, right? This will add an additional 2 entries!

The prizes will consist of: 2 Korean webtoon books, 2 bags of Korean snacks, 2 stickers from Burger15, and a small mystery prize! This giveaway will go on for a month, and if there’s enough support maybe there will be another soon. Also as always, new post coming soon!

I am so glad to see that I am not the only one seeing what Bang Sihyuk's HYBE is currently doing to the K-Pop music industry.

every word of this article about hybe that crossed my internet scrolling today

Yep. Actually, am so surprised I always think they are making fun of me.

Reblog this if you are literally suprised when people find you attractive.

OMG! Vampire ending song doesn't have to slap this hard. Like, the song is so good it makes me watch the credits??? (Though I skip the op cause FIVE MINUTES???)

Just.... my heart is badly broken... daaaamn :/

reblog if haikyuu s2 ep 5 emotionally damaged you

Don't trust any internet user who tells you to "go touch grass" they are a tick in disguise

i dare you to tag your first kpop bias ever

+ I shouldn't have to rely on an online translator because the word is not explained and/or translated and/or does not feature in the lil dico at the end of the book. A book that is supposedly destined to beginners.

me and a friend of mine have been criticising (read: insulting with no mercy) our chinese textbook, so i've got a question for you: what are your red flags in a language textbook?

i'll start with some of mine:

1. five tons of vocabulary per lesson

2. no revision at all: 5% of words from the previous lesson came up? consider yourself lucky

3. almost no audio

don’t say anything, just reblog…