Hangul Crewneck Sweatshirts

김밥 - Gimbab / Kimbap

Seoul written in English using hangeul - the korean alphabet.

Want to wish your loved ones a Merry Christmas in Korean? Well with this Korean Christmas design they’ll surely have a 메리 크리스마스 (Merry Christmas).

A simple kculture design with the phrase "geonbae!"

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One of the most popular and delicious foods of Korean cuisine - bibimbap! The rice bowl is packed with flavors and colors. Let's celebrate Korean food, culture, and language with this design!

The fun Korean word 어쩔티비 means "Whatever? Go watch TV" or "So what do I do?" It's used to provoke the other person when they ask an annoying or hard-to-answer question.

The fun Korean word 머선129 means “What Happened?” This phrase, often used by Koreans, is a fun variation of the Korean dialect of What's Happening. A fun Korean typography design for Korean language enthusiasts, K-Pop fans, and K-Drama lovers.

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You Can Do It (Fighting 화이팅) Fighting’ (pronounced hwaiting) is used in Korean to cheer on someone and to wish someone good luck. It is used to express encouragement and to show support for a person’s actions. The term ‘fighting’ in Korean is similar to the English expressions ‘Good luck!’ , ‘You can do it!’, and ‘Come on!'

You Can Do It (Fighting 화이팅) Fighting’ (pronounced hwaiting) is used in Korean to cheer on someone and to wish someone good luck. It is used to express encouragement and to show support for a person’s actions. The term ‘fighting’ in Korean is similar to the English expressions ‘Good luck!’ , ‘You can do it!’, and ‘Come on!'

"Saranghae" written in a cute hangul font in a speech bubble with a purple heart. This simple yet cute design makes a great gift for k-drama addicts, k-pop lovers and all fans of Korean culture.

Cute design fitting for BTS ARMY who can speak or are studying Korean and love Bon Voyage. This is an inside joke that BTS ARMY have from Bon Voyage - Do you know BTS?. It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who are BTS ARMY. Design is also fitting in time for BTS’s debut FESTA (June 13) or ARMY Day (July 9).

Happy In Korean - Sky Blue Circle Stickers And More Products.

A cute mouse holds two flowers together that form a heart with the word 사랑하세요 underneath which means "Love" in Korean.

The fun Korean word "Hwaiting" is used for cheering and encouragement. Whether you're cheering for a sport, attending a K-pop concert, studying for the SATs, or going to a job or interview, this t-shirt will have you cheering.

Patterns were extracted from beautiful Korean hanok photos with a cozy and cute feeling.

Instead of wishing your loved ones a happy new year, or 새해 복 많이 받으세요, why not wish them a very happy new year in Korean? 새해 복 아주 많이 받으세요! Bonus: the colors of this design are the colors of the Korean flag!

HWAITING (화이팅) Fighting! Korean hangeul text kpop

hangul(korean) typography "Tomorrow will be harder anyway"

Lee Min-Ho illustration.

It's a national treasure in Korea for a reason.

The informal Korean word for “I love you” is 사랑해 [saranghae]. This cute design makes for the perfect gift for your boyfriend, girlfriend, or someone special in your life. You can also use it to confess your love – Hwaiting!

Korean Gamer 게이머 Korea Language Hangul.

KEKEKE (ㅋㅋㅋ) HA HA HA! Korean hangeul text kpop

미쳤어? (michyeosseo) Are you crazy? Korean hangeul text kpop

Korean Slang Chat Word Meanings. 아이씨 means Sounds Make When Annoyed or Angry. Learn the hidden meaning of the Korean chat language and try the hip Hangul chat. Enjoy discovering other fun aspects of Korean culture like K-Drama, K-POP, K-Food, and more.

hangul(korean) typography "Don't be so ridiculous."

hangul(korean) typography "so what!"

수고했어 means “keep up the good work” or “great job” and can be used to thank someone for their effort and hard work (note that 수고했어 is informal).

hangul(korean) typography

Eotteoke? ( 어떻게?) Korean hangeul text kpop

이사빚 (eesabit) refers to the morning sunshine that warms the atmosphere after the coldness of the night. This expression seems to be perfect to us to light the morning up of all the sleeping people.

The Korean word for why is 왜 [wae]. This colorful design would make for a great gift for the Kpop fan or Kdrama addict in your life!

The word for who in Korean is 누구 [nugu]. This colorful design is THE ideal gift for any Kpop fan or Kdrama lover!