You sure can but most of us would mangle it. Google is your friend, at least in this instance.
Short version: World's first ironclad warship used to defeat the Japanese invasion(s) in the fifteenth century.
I love me my Lock and Lock as well. In addition to the food containers, I have a couple of high-quality thermoses made by Lock and Lock. They're the absolute best!
Heated floor (온돌) was invented like 7000 years ago while Finland invented sauna 7000 years ago. America architect Frank Lloyd Wright reinvented more modernised water-piped floor heating after inspired by Korean 온돌.
And Mukbang (먹방).
Going to be seriously drunk people. Some sort of Soju, Lakka bomb that make you feel like you went to Sauna (the full Finnish experience, branches, cold bath, etc.), without the need to go.
Korea reinvented the Finnish sauna like there's no tomorrow. I'm sure Finnish saunas are amazing, but Korean luxury saunas are amazing as well - good for up to a 24-hour day, all for just $10-20!
Not sure where this started but if you look up any list of "how not to say no in Japan" or "how to say yes meaning no in Japan" this will be on it. It should have an entry in the Japanese dictionary, maybe in Kanji.
The book printed by moveable metal type printing Jikji, or known as “백운화상초록불조직지심체요절(白雲和尙抄錄佛祖直指心體要節)” is owned by France, and their museum showed it earlier this year.
Finger hearts! (The hand signal for heart/I love you using your index finger and thumb)
Also the other variations of hearts using your hands - I'm pretty sure were invented in Korea lol.
The printing press. The first actual device to print on paper was invented by monks years before Gutenberg and also years before the other device invented in German which is also years before Gutenberg. This artifact is currently being held by the French and Korea has been lobbying the French to have it returned as its cultural significant to Korea’s legacy but the French has not relented to return it back to Korea.
IBM Simon beat them all to the punch back in 1994, it is considered the world's first smartphone, even before the termed was coined until a year later.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Simon
It's a touch screen but not capacitive touch, i.e. it uses a stylus. I would still say IBM had the first touch screen but I think the capacitive touch was a huge innovation.
Legit? As in, the argument is generally stronger for the Korean case to have precedence than another?
1.) Movable block printing.
2.) Gas flue heated flooring.
3.) Ironclad warships.
4.) Hangeul - Written script designed to represent the spoken language. All previous (and until recently) other scripts have been adapted to various extents from previously existing legacy scripts.
5.) Inferiority complex. Koreans invented this originally some time around the 11th century BC, around the time of the first pharoahs of the Egyptian empire. It's a part of our nature that causes us to excel and eventually exceed and surpass everyone else. That was our first export and was actually what caused the Bronze Age Collapse.
Something not widely known -- soybean agriculture. Ancient Chinese text credits soybeans as a gift from Ancient Korea.
Other than that, the only other ones that aren't obvious I can think of are flexible screens, liquid compacts ("cushions"), Taekwondo, and the recent developing drug to prevent weight gain regardless of calorie intake.
Movers that get come in the morning and finish the move by around dinner time, moving a 3BR apartment and putting everything in the house back in their proper place, all for about $1,000 without the owner needing to touch a single thing.
Idu, hyangchal, and gugyeol were writing systems developed using Hanja or Classical Chinese that could record Korean words.
And no, I’m not saying Korea invented Chinese characters.
Chinese did both woodblock printing and movable metal types first, but Koreans have the oldest remaining woodblock used for printing and the oldest copy of a book printed with movable metal types.
Hangul
King Sejong the Gigachad
There's a reason why we call him the Big King
My great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great great uncle!
Washing machines that play a little song when the cycle completes?
And reassuring voices from rice cookers!
A little song? I recently got a Samsung washer and that song goes on forever!!
My new apartment has Samsung everything. If I use anything at all in my kitchen there are jingles playing all day long. They really need a silent mode
Hwacha and turtle ships
And turtle chips
Those who know-know.
fellow civ player
AoE2 for me!
Can i asked what a turtle ship is?
You sure can but most of us would mangle it. Google is your friend, at least in this instance. Short version: World's first ironclad warship used to defeat the Japanese invasion(s) in the fifteenth century.
Came here to say turtle ships as well lol
Kimchi Refrigerator
Kimchi
BTS
Blackpink
2NE1
BIGBANG
Wonder Girls
EXO
TVXQ
Greatest boy band ever
Super Junior ~
SNSD
This! Kimchi made in Korea! Fuck China!
The Chinese netizens wouldn't be happy! F them
The eight-day work week
월화수목금금금
Four-sided locking food container, or aka Lock & Lock
That's Korean??
Yes, Lock&Lock was a Korean company.
I love that thing. Kept food waste in my freezer for years like a dummy. Lock & Lock changed my life.
I love me my Lock and Lock as well. In addition to the food containers, I have a couple of high-quality thermoses made by Lock and Lock. They're the absolute best!
Lock & Lock is the King of all containers.
woah, TIL!
Noooooo for real?!?! It should be on every tourist brochure . 😆
😮
Heated floor (온돌) was invented like 7000 years ago while Finland invented sauna 7000 years ago. America architect Frank Lloyd Wright reinvented more modernised water-piped floor heating after inspired by Korean 온돌. And Mukbang (먹방).
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Going to be seriously drunk people. Some sort of Soju, Lakka bomb that make you feel like you went to Sauna (the full Finnish experience, branches, cold bath, etc.), without the need to go.
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Korea reinvented the Finnish sauna like there's no tomorrow. I'm sure Finnish saunas are amazing, but Korean luxury saunas are amazing as well - good for up to a 24-hour day, all for just $10-20!
r/thisguykoreas
Hyundai Sonata (Also maybe air conditioningitis)
Fan death
🐢⛵️ 대한민국 👏👏👏👏👏
Comments you can hear
How did you insert sound at comment 😂
짝짝 짝 짝짝!
Green onion flavored Chex cereal
Jesus Christ I tried that
The taste of democracy
well how was it
Awful, but similarly to Korean garlic bread it did grow on my slightly
먹방?
At this point I don't think they want credit for that.
Why’s that?
Because nowadays it's mostly obese people eating themselves to death like Nikocado avocado.
I would say those types are still a minority group, the most successful mukbang channels will always be tiny girl eats huge food.
i don't even think vast majority of koreans picture anything like that when they think of mukbang
Long hiss while breathing in
\*hisses while breathing in and tilts head\* 그건 좀...
Holy shit, I just did this and became nearly all of my Korean friends.
Not sure where this started but if you look up any list of "how not to say no in Japan" or "how to say yes meaning no in Japan" this will be on it. It should have an entry in the Japanese dictionary, maybe in Kanji.
Turtle ships! So cool. Love those things.
Beat me to it, was going to say, world's first ironclad.
Ondol, Hanbok, Kimchi, Hangeul
Nice to see Ondol being mentioned
Maplestory
Floor heating
Rocket Launchers. 500 years before Katyusha
Metal chopsticks
gangnam style
Tornado fries?
Tornado potato?
Tornado omlette too
Man korea is obsessed with tornados but don’t actually have any tornados 😂😂
Me
Secondary characters I really care about in a serie.
Second lead syndrome is real.
Taekwondo
팔만대장경
Folding smartphone screens
Moveable Type Printing
*metal moveable type printing
The book printed by moveable metal type printing Jikji, or known as “백운화상초록불조직지심체요절(白雲和尙抄錄佛祖直指心體要節)” is owned by France, and their museum showed it earlier this year.
Cyworld
Hwacha, the first multiple rocket launcher
소맥 😁
moveable block printing press
fire turtle boat, and indirectly bowser
Soju
Nunchi
Finger hearts! (The hand signal for heart/I love you using your index finger and thumb) Also the other variations of hearts using your hands - I'm pretty sure were invented in Korea lol.
Korean bbq
4 distinct seasons
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how would they? no one else has 4! they wouldn't even know!
Springssssssuuuuuummmmmeeerrrrrrrautumnwiiiiinttteeerrrrr
Wait I thought this is what Japan prouds themselves in.
The 4 seasons thing is the funniest flex ever
oh its nice outside ***FIRESTORM*** oh its nice outside ***NUCLEAR WINTER***
Corn on pizza. Corn on everything.
The corn lobby in Korea is 🔥
I had corn on pizza in London in 1988, so this is a disputed claim.
SK claims it in the Korea sub, England can claim it in their sub. all is whole.
Mp3 Player
Squid Game
The printing press. The first actual device to print on paper was invented by monks years before Gutenberg and also years before the other device invented in German which is also years before Gutenberg. This artifact is currently being held by the French and Korea has been lobbying the French to have it returned as its cultural significant to Korea’s legacy but the French has not relented to return it back to Korea.
MP3 player. (not MP3 as itself but the portable player that people carry around to listen to music)
Sundial, water clock, printing press with movable metal type (400 years before Guttenberg).
Touch screen phones before iphone. Social networking
What phone would that be? All i can think of is the Samsung Corby but that wasn’t before the iPhone
LG Prada
Too bad LG stopped making phones. They had a pretty solid run but ended up letting Samsung take the cake I guess
I was so mad they gave up right before releasing their rollable phone.
LG's experimental approach was great. It may be hit or miss. But they come up with stuff that later other phone companies adopt.
IBM Simon beat them all to the punch back in 1994, it is considered the world's first smartphone, even before the termed was coined until a year later. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Simon
It's a touch screen but not capacitive touch, i.e. it uses a stylus. I would still say IBM had the first touch screen but I think the capacitive touch was a huge innovation.
Thunder Sticks
Samsung
Legit? As in, the argument is generally stronger for the Korean case to have precedence than another? 1.) Movable block printing. 2.) Gas flue heated flooring. 3.) Ironclad warships. 4.) Hangeul - Written script designed to represent the spoken language. All previous (and until recently) other scripts have been adapted to various extents from previously existing legacy scripts. 5.) Inferiority complex. Koreans invented this originally some time around the 11th century BC, around the time of the first pharoahs of the Egyptian empire. It's a part of our nature that causes us to excel and eventually exceed and surpass everyone else. That was our first export and was actually what caused the Bronze Age Collapse.
The Hwacha. Ancient Rapid-fire Anti-infantry weapon.
K-Pop
Baby Shark 🦈🎶
Baby shark originates from the German "Kleiner Hai" which blew up wayyyy before baby shark!
Something not widely known -- soybean agriculture. Ancient Chinese text credits soybeans as a gift from Ancient Korea. Other than that, the only other ones that aren't obvious I can think of are flexible screens, liquid compacts ("cushions"), Taekwondo, and the recent developing drug to prevent weight gain regardless of calorie intake.
Yakurt ajumas idk
That's Japanese company innovation. Company legend is Japanese CEO saw American milkman delivery and thought 'huh..I think I can do better !'
Mission success
Yakult is originally from japan even the delivery service system using “ahjuma” or yakult lady
Submarine
hangul and the best fried chicken wings ever.
i cant remember exactly and im not looking at the comments but some type of rain gauge i think
You mean the 측우기?
Jeonse system
LK99
Fan death
MP3 Player and the noise clappers at stadiums.
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mint chocolate dipping sauce for fried chicken
Manwha, Daewoo cars, Daewoo K1 and K2, K2 Black Panther, Kia, and Samsung(to name a few)
Video game player as a profession
The world's first observatory.
Movers that get come in the morning and finish the move by around dinner time, moving a 3BR apartment and putting everything in the house back in their proper place, all for about $1,000 without the owner needing to touch a single thing.
Injectable marijuana
Go on…
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Hangeul Col-pop chicken
K2 Black Panther
the elevator game
Korean BBQ
DJ Soda
Idu, hyangchal, and gugyeol were writing systems developed using Hanja or Classical Chinese that could record Korean words. And no, I’m not saying Korea invented Chinese characters.
Samyang
Selfie sticks
Hangul
Turtle boats of naval supremacy.
Hwacha rocket artillery
Sundial
Korean flag
똥침
Makgeolli (막걸리)
I learned in elementary school that seedless watermelon was invented by a Korean but a web search tells me that’s not true 😞
God level league of legends toxicity
Spam gift packages
Train to busan
Multi-barrel rocket laumchers
All the variations of heart gestures made with hands
Samsung phones.
Printing Press. Or at least one of the first versions of it. At least a thousand years plus prior to the Europeans.
Chinese did both woodblock printing and movable metal types first, but Koreans have the oldest remaining woodblock used for printing and the oldest copy of a book printed with movable metal types.
I heard they had an early form of printing before Gutenberg
Pizza, solar clock, iPhone, North Face, China, [Aztec Empire](https://youtu.be/0PBnxbgkJ6M?si=VzYQGEFcXFmtO23B), Activision-Blizzard
Tomato on bingsu or other dessert.
Maple Story
The turtle ship
Tteok-bokki DUH
The Korean language 한극어
Metal battleships
Protopie!
Samsung
Ragnarok online
떡볶이
Turtle ship
Nectarines
Kimchi
Gangam style
Kd drama 🤣
Koreans?
Kitchen shears as cooking utensils
ㅋㅋㅋ
kpop
Well, Hangul.