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Learn Korean Fast & Fun

April 24, 2018April 24, 2018 Lexis Busan

If you’re looking to learn the Korean language, look no further. Lexis Korea offers a range of high quality Korean language programs to suit learners of all proficiency levels and goals. Our programs include also after class cultural activities, excursions and social exchange programs that will expose you to Korea’s history and culture. Studying with Lexis Korea will also enable you to meet friends from all around the globe, as well as local native Korean students to help you learn the language more rapidly. For any enquiries, please contact us at info@lexiskorea.com.

K-Tour ▶ Beomeosa Temple

January 6, 2023 lexiskorea

Reblogging

LEXIS SEOUL - 렉시스 코리아

On the Jan. 6th Friday, Lexis Busan, we toured Beomeosa Temple (범어사).

The temple is located on the Mt. Geumjeong (금정산), Busan, and is one of the very old Buddhist temples in South Korea. It is one of the two most popular temples in Busan with Haedong Yonggungsa Temple (해동용궁사).

By the Busan bus 90, we arrived the entrance.

Like most other Buddhist temples are, it’s mountainous. In the past since the Joseon Dynasty, Buddhism had been suppressed by the government that they had had to move onto mountains or forests. This is the reason why most famous Buddhist temples are in mountain in South Korea.

With fresh water, we can walk on.

Hababi (하마비). In the past, people used to ride on horses. Hama (하마, 下馬) means “down-horse”, which actually means “get off the horse”. People used to get off from their horse when they see this stone.

There’re…

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K-Tour ▶ Busan Citizen Park (부산시민공원)

December 30, 2022 lexiskorea

Reblogging here from Lexis Seoul

LEXIS SEOUL - 렉시스 코리아

On the Friday, Dec. 12th, 2022, we visited Busan Citizen Park. As its name tells, it lies in Busan. More specifically, it’s to the north from Lexis Korea Seomyeon Campus.

Busan Citizen Park (부산시민공원) was formerly Hialeah Camp of the U.S. Army from 1945 to 2006. It had not only military faculties but also a school and many daily systems for the local Americans.

After the camp was removed and now became back to South Korea, it was reborn as a grand park for local Busan citizens.

We entered from the South Gate. In summer, it shows a waterfall.

There’s the museum about the history of the park, from when it was the military camp.

Gongsa jung bulpyeoneul deuryeo joesonghamnida… (Sorry for your inconvenience due to our construction)

In winter, as you see, you can find this small and red fruit. Looks so yummy! 😉

Sometimes some other institutes display…

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K-Kitchen [Kimchi Bokkeumbap (Kimchi Fried Rice)]

December 16, 2022December 16, 2022 lexiskorea

Images: https://lexisseoul.com/2022/12/16/k-kitchen-kimchi-bokkeumbap-kimchi-fried-rice/

Lexis Korea Busan made some Kimchi Bokkeumbap!

It’s pretty easy but tastes really good. You all should try this!

Ingredients are quite simple: kimchi as much as as you want, a bowl of steamed rice, soy sauce 1 spoon, sesame oil 1 spoon. These are basic, and you can add diverse items you want.

Its recipe is also easy:

Cut kimchi in fine pieces. Mugeunji (묵은지, aged kimchi) is recommended. Early (recently made) kimchi is not good for this dish.
Put some oil in the pan and stir-fry the kimchi.
When the kimchi turns a bit brownish, put the rice in and stir-fry.
When they mix well, put each one spoon of soy sauce and sesame oil, and stir-fry again. If you want, you can add extra ingredients such as cheese, sausage, pork at this stage.
Well-mixed, then put it in a plate.
Enjoy yourself. 🙂

It was very convenient that we cooked additional dishes and shared with other staffs. They all said it was marvelous! ^ω^*