Hidden in the quiet streets of Yeonhui-dong, Siiiido Place Seoul isn’t just another café — it’s where coffee, culture, and friendship meet. Every Wednesday night, locals, travelers, and service members gather for a unique social experience that turns strangers into friends.

Discover how language exchange in Pyeongtaek helps newcomers and locals build community, improve Korean and English skills, and form meaningful cross-cultural friendships. From casual café meetups to cultural outings, these gatherings create lasting connections in South Korea.

A warm welcome to newcomers and a heartfelt reflection on the evolving life in Korea. From PCS transitions and cultural experiences to community connections and comfort food, this month's editor's letter explores what it truly means to call Korea home.

Language exchange programs, like those in the South of Seoul Culture and Language Exchange group, help newcomers connect with locals and learn Korean in a relaxed, supportive environment. These weekly meetings provide a unique opportunity to improve language skills, understand cultural nuances, and build meaningful friendships. Whether you're a beginner or advanced, language exchanges are a great way to integrate into Korean life and make new connections.