JerickMac dot Com http://www.jerickmac.com Miscellaneous Ramblings About Everything Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:44:23 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/http://creativecommons.org/images/public/somerights20.gifSome Rights Reservedjerickmacdotcomhttp://feedburner.google.com Google Voice + Gmail = Cheapest Call Rate to South Korea! http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/09/internet/free-cheapest-call-rate-to-seoul-south-korea/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/09/internet/free-cheapest-call-rate-to-seoul-south-korea/#comments Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:44:23 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=834 Are you looking for a way to call your friend in South Korea? Just like me, calling to other country matters, and we want a cheap… I mean the cheapest call rate if possible! 8) This week, I saw this on Gmail/Google Mail. You can install the the Google Voice plugin into your computer and after that you can now use your Gmail to call phones of different peoples all over the world. Of course, call rates varies.

Back to the South Korea thing. On your first use of this service, you have a free $0.10 from Google. Good thing because South Korea’s call rate is only $0.02 per minute. It only means that I have a free 5-minute-call, very nice! :wink:

So why don’t you try using this very good service from Google? :o Call your friends and families in South Korea for only $0.02/minute now. If it happens that you have consume all of your free $0.10, you can reload it using your credit card. That’s all for the “Cheapest Call Rate to South Korea“!

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/09/internet/free-cheapest-call-rate-to-seoul-south-korea/feed/ 0 Korean Fish Cake or Odeng http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/personal-experience/korean-fish-cake-or-odeng/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/personal-experience/korean-fish-cake-or-odeng/#comments Thu, 26 Aug 2010 06:08:56 +0000 Ritchelle http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=828 One of the things that makes me miss Korea is their food! Yes, during my stay there I enjoy different Korean cuisines. Also I loved their street food! Fish cakes!

Have you tasted the Korean Fish Cake or known as Odeng? Well, it’s so yummy! If you dont know what this fish cake is, you may try watching the korean “Boys Over Flower”. Odeng is Jan Di’s favorite street food then later the rich and famous Jun Pyo tried to eat it and was surprised by its delicious taste! Yes, I told my Korean friends to accompany me where can I eat or buy odeng. We went to Insadong and there I enjoyed eating those fishcakes! So yummy!

If you haven’t try it, well its time to try the Korean Fish cakes! I am sure just like me you will enjoy eating it. It only costs few cents. If you tasted it already please share your experience here. :wink:

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/personal-experience/korean-fish-cake-or-odeng/feed/ 1 Infolinks Related Tags (Will Increase My Monthly Earnings by 30%?) http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/blog/infolinks-related-tags/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/blog/infolinks-related-tags/#comments Thu, 19 Aug 2010 05:50:06 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=814 Infolinks related tags is one of the best services offered to bloggers/publishers, after Google Adsense(I think, Adsense is still the best!). If you will notice on this blog, the Infolinks related tags here at JerickMac is located below the post title.

According to Infolinks, the Related Tags use the Infolinks smart algorithm to find the best keywords on the site and display them as informational tags within a cloud on the website’s content. Just as the same with Infolinks’ standard in-text ads, visitors who hovers over the tag will see a bubble. When he clicks it, publisher gets paid! 8) So how does it work?

First and foremost, you need to integrate Infolinks script on your page. Below is the code. Just copy it and paste wherever you want the related tags cloud to appear.

Code:
<input type="hidden" name="IL_RELATED_TAGS" value="1"/>

I am still waiting for the result. I am hoping that the 30% earnings increase will come true! :wink:

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/blog/infolinks-related-tags/feed/ 1 Papaya Juice for Dengue Fever Treatment/Cure? http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/health/papaya-juice-for-dengue-fever-treatmentcure/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/health/papaya-juice-for-dengue-fever-treatmentcure/#comments Wed, 18 Aug 2010 05:27:18 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=809 I have been researching for different treatment dengue. I know that there is no exact cure for it but we prevent it. I am also a dengue patient last 2004 and my blood platelets went down to 15,000! (A normal blood platelet count ranges from 150,000 to 450,000) But still, I recovered even though no blood transfusion is done. (You know, blood transfusion is not always the solution on medical operation. Sometimes, too much blood loss depends upon the surgeon. :| )

Back to what I am talking about, the papaya juice thing. Is it really a cure for dengue fever? There are a lot of papaya trees here in the Philippines but the doctors are not using it, I don’t know why. Maybe this treatment is not yet tested. If so, then I am willing to test it. 8O (But of course, I’m not willing to have dengue again! :mrgreen: ) LOL!

Do you have any experience of drinking papaya juice to cure dengue? If it is a real treatment, then inform us by placing your comment below. Thanks!

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/health/papaya-juice-for-dengue-fever-treatmentcure/feed/ 1 Error 101 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET): Unknown error Fix http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/softwares/error-101-neterr_connection_reset-unknown-error-fix/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/softwares/error-101-neterr_connection_reset-unknown-error-fix/#comments Mon, 09 Aug 2010 07:19:23 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=805 There are thousands of internet users asking for solution on the “Error 101 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET): Unknown error” that shows up every time they are connecting to the Internet. :cry: So how will you solve this problem?

If your connection has Error 101 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET): Unknown error, then you are maybe experiencing these:

  1. You are trying to connect to the internet but the pages won’t load.
  2. You are trying to refresh/reload the page so many times but to no avail.
  3. You can see a lot of weird stuff all over the page. (links and images are unaligned.)
  4. When the page doesn’t load, you can see the phrase “Error 101 (net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET): Unknown error”.

How can you resolve that problem?
If you’re using the Internet Explorer from Microsoft, just follow the steps below.

Start Internet Explorer
Click [Tools]
Select Internet Options
—
Click the [Connection] Tab
Highlight the BTopenworld connection and click [Settings]
—
Check that ‘Use a proxy server…’ and ‘Use automatic configuration script’ options do not have ticks next to them. (If they do, untick them).
—
Click [OK]
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Close Internet Explorer, then restart it.

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/softwares/error-101-neterr_connection_reset-unknown-error-fix/feed/ 0 What do South Koreans do During Summer Vacation in Korea? http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/korea/what-south-koreans-do-during-summer-vacation-in-korea/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/korea/what-south-koreans-do-during-summer-vacation-in-korea/#comments Sat, 07 Aug 2010 05:33:24 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=785 During last week of July and the first week of August, most of the South Koreans are busy on preparing for their summer vacation. 8) I said “most of the South Koreans” because almost everyone is really going to their respective family vacation. I think, that’s nice! :wink: What do South Koreans do during summer vacation in Korea?

Well, just like other nationalities, South Koreans are going to beaches during vacations. Winter is out so they are taking advantage of the fine weather to enjoy outdoor activities like making sandcastles, playing team sports and many more. It is also very common for South Koreans to travel on different island in South Korea such as Jeju or Nami. I have read a lot of information, photos and some videos about those islands. Visiting them are cool and relaxing. :mrgreen:

My best friend visited Seoul, South Korea last August 2009, 1 year ago, on summertime too. She had a good time visiting Insadong, Seoul N Tower, Gyeongbok Palace and many other beautiful sights in Seoul. My conclusion?

Although it is also good to experience the snow during winter season in Seoul, I always prefer the summer season. I know it’s better. :-)

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/korea/what-south-koreans-do-during-summer-vacation-in-korea/feed/ 2 My Dream Blog! http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/blog/my-dream-blog/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/blog/my-dream-blog/#comments Sat, 07 Aug 2010 05:29:32 +0000 Ritchelle http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=788 Blogosphere! Well, i learned a lot about it through my bestfriend. I’m not a blogger yet, but I’m aspiring to have one. Yes, my bestfriend told me different things about blogging. He also shared me all his blogging experiences. Even I’m not a blogger yet, I have a favorite blog that I used to hop in when I have time. That’s why I’m dreaming of having my own blog.

First thing that my bestfriend told me was to think what will be my niche.Yes, I’m still thinking of it. Second, he told me that in blogging, no man is an island! You need other bloggers and the other bloggers need you too. That was true! Sharing is needed in blogosphere. For that kind of sharing and generosity,well, one blogger popped out to my mind!JEHZLAU! Yes, Jehzlau Concepts! I heard a lot about your generosity. Maybe because of that blessings keep on showering upon you. Hope when I decided to have my own blog, I can receive that same generosity! :D hehe! Thanks for being so nice to my bestfriend and to other bloggers also.

Well, to all other bloggers there, hope you can share me some of your notable experiences in blogging. Soon, I’ll be part of your world of blogs too.

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/blog/my-dream-blog/feed/ 1 Acronyms http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/internet/best-famous-common-acronyms/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/internet/best-famous-common-acronyms/#comments Tue, 03 Aug 2010 11:08:36 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=754 According to a famous online encyclopedia, “Acronyms or initialisms are abbreviations that are formed using the initial components in a phrase or name.” In our daily online or offline conversations today, acronyms are commonly used. Now, you came here because you’re looking for some best and famous acronyms around the web.

OK, here are some of those with their meanings. You can copy it, distribute it, print it or whatever you want to do with it. :D
BUSY – Being Under Satan’s Yoke
BUDWEISER – Because U Deserve What Every Individual Should Ever Receive
CADET – Can’t Add, Doesn’t Even Try
HAHA – Having A Heart Attack
MYOB – Mind Your Own Business
ROFLOLTSDMC – Rolling On Floor Laughing Out Loud Tears Streaming Down My Cheeks
SWAK – Sealed With A Kiss

So, those are some of the best acronyms I found in the Internet. Actually, there are a lot of famous and common acronyms around the world. If it happened that I found more, I’ll be updating this post. That’s all.

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/08/internet/best-famous-common-acronyms/feed/ 0 Charice Pempengco Sings “One Moment in Time” in Star King, South Korea http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/07/music/charice-pempengco-sings-one-moment-in-time-in-star-king-south-korea/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/07/music/charice-pempengco-sings-one-moment-in-time-in-star-king-south-korea/#comments Sat, 24 Jul 2010 14:21:47 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=743 Charice’s performance last 2007 at Star King was posted on Youtube and after that, millions of viewers awed to her singing style. Charice Pempengco once again did it! She has really an amazing voice that makes the South Koreans say “wow” to her performance. I have watched the video from Star King and yes, not only the audience are amazed but also the stars of the show. Why don’t you watch the video here?

[Video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by SBSi.]
Charice Pempengco’s “One Moment in Time” in Star King, South Korea

So what can you say about that? That was really spectacular, stunning and awesome! I’m 89% sure that some of your hair will stand while watching Charice’s performance at Star King, South Korea. By the way, the song One Moment in Time was originally sang by Whitney Houston.

Update 07/26/10: I’m so sorry for what have happened on the video. I will try to look for another uploaded so you can watch it.

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/07/music/charice-pempengco-sings-one-moment-in-time-in-star-king-south-korea/feed/ 2 Smart Rewards Reviews and Comments http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/06/mobile/smart-rewards-reviews-and-comments/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/06/mobile/smart-rewards-reviews-and-comments/#comments Tue, 29 Jun 2010 13:13:36 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=830 What are rewards points? Smart Rewards is the newest promo from Smart Philippines. Who can earn and how to earn rewards points? You can earn Rewards Points by simply using and staying with SMART Buddy, SMART Gold or SMART Bro. And for every P1 load or transaction, you get 5 Rewards Points! That’s very easy!

How to check your rewards points? Its simple, check how many Rewards Points you have by texting INQUIRY to 9800 or POINTS to 9800. Now, what can you redeem with your rewards points? Check the image below:

Photo Credits: Smart Philippines
Redeemable Points from Smart Rewards

Note: You will receive your freebie after 48 hours. What can you say about that?

So what can you about this service? Does it serve you well. Place your comments or Smart Rewards reviews on our comment box below.

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/06/mobile/smart-rewards-reviews-and-comments/feed/ 0 Must-See Sights and Best Attractions in Seoul, South Korea http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/06/personal-experience/must-see-sights-best-attractions-seoul-south-korea/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/06/personal-experience/must-see-sights-best-attractions-seoul-south-korea/#comments Wed, 09 Jun 2010 05:01:47 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=724 I’ve been researching about South Korea for almost a year and I can say that this place a very interesting and nice destination to travel. Their mountainous region is very cool for relaxation and adventures. Now, some people around the world are looking for those famous attractions and sights inside South Korea’s very developed capital city, Seoul. Based on my research and further reading, I compile a list of those travel destination in case you want to enjoy your stay in Seoul. Here are some of those. (I will be updating this post as long as a found those beautiful spots.)

Incheon International Airport
Of course, your airplane will land on this airport. :o  It is the largest airport in South Korea and one of the best and busiest airport in the world. It replaced Gimpo International Airport.

Dongdaemun Market
This is one of the biggest and craziest market I know. It covers 10 city blocks and with over 30,000 shops and 50,000 manufacturers. If you’re looking for something and you can’t find it on Dongdaemun Market, it only means that what you are looking for doesn’t exist. LOL! :lol:

Cheong Wa Dae
Visit this palace and know where the President of South Korea is residing. It is also called the Blue House or Big House because its roof is composed of blue roof-tiles.

National Museum of Korea
The National Museum of Korea is the institution of record in the country for native art, culture and history. Yeah, if you want to see what Korea looks like hundred years before, just visit this place and don’t forget your camera. :wink:

National Folk Museum of Korea
My bestfriend got some very nice photos inside this beautiful museum located near the Blue House. is a national museum of South Korea. It is situated on the grounds of the Gyeongbokgung (Gyeongbok Palace) in Jongno-gu, Seoul, and uses replicas of historical objects to illustrate the folk history of the Korean people.

Gyeongbokgung Palace or Gyeongbok Palace
Blue House is the residence of the current President of South Korea while Gyeongbokgung Palace or Gyeongbok Palace is the palace where the former king lived. It was the main and largest palace of the Five Grand Palaces built by the Joseon Dynasty.

To be continued… :mrgreen:

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/06/personal-experience/must-see-sights-best-attractions-seoul-south-korea/feed/ 2 National Holidays in Korea http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/05/korea/national-holidays-in-korea/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/05/korea/national-holidays-in-korea/#comments Fri, 28 May 2010 06:16:52 +0000 Ritchelle http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=722 Here are some legal holidays in Korea. Aside from New year and Christmas Day, you may check in here some dates and what occasions Koreans do celebrate.

March 1-Samil Independence Movement Day
April 5 – Arbor Day
May 5- Children’s Day
June 6 – Memorial Day
July 17 – Constitution Day
August 15 – Liberation Day; Thanksgiving Day
October 3 – National Foundation Day

If you know other holidays that are not listed here, you may send your comments.

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/05/korea/national-holidays-in-korea/feed/ 0 Missing Korea! http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/05/korea/missing-korea/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/05/korea/missing-korea/#comments Thu, 13 May 2010 08:43:33 +0000 Ritchelle http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=719 Can you give me any update about Korea?

I miss Korea so much! The people, their food, the scenic spots…everything!

Any update will be appreciated…thanks!

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/05/korea/missing-korea/feed/ 2 Futura Font for Free: Where to Download Free Futura fonts? http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/04/internet/futura-font-for-free-where-to-download-free-futura-fonts/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/04/internet/futura-font-for-free-where-to-download-free-futura-fonts/#comments Fri, 23 Apr 2010 02:03:19 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=733 Just like any other computer user, I am looking for a lot of nice free fonts too. I like fonts that are simple, unique and beautiful. Futura fonts are classic sans serif font based on a set of simple geometric forms and is definitely better than Calibri font from Microsoft.

Futura ND Light, Futura ND Light Oblique, Futura ND Light OsF Oblique, Futura ND Light SC OsF, Futura ND Book and Futura ND Book Oblique are some examples or variants of Futura Fonts, and there are still a lot more.

By the way, here are some of my favorite Futura Fonts:
Free Futura Fonts

You can download this font at MyFonts.com. Its price ranges from $20 – $50 US Dollars. (Of course, it is not free!) But after purchasing it, you’ll be having a licence to freely use it anywhere and anytime.

This font will be a great help to those graphic artists who wants a nice and polished font for their graphic works.

Until now, I’m still looking for a place where I can download Futura Fonts for free. If it happened that I can’t find these precious fonts for free, I think I already need to buy it. What do you think?

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/04/internet/futura-font-for-free-where-to-download-free-futura-fonts/feed/ 0 Hanok-”Traditional Korean Houses” http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/04/korea/hanok-traditional-korean-houses/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/04/korea/hanok-traditional-korean-houses/#comments Wed, 07 Apr 2010 14:35:27 +0000 Ritchelle http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=717 When it comes to architecture, Korean houses are fascinating! Hanok, their traditional houses, are environment-friendly establishments. They were built with materials readily available in nature, such as wood, earth, stone, straw, clay (for ceramic roof tiles) and paper.

There are two major types of Hanok. First are Giwajip. These houses are with tiled roofs. These are occupied by nobility. The second one are the Chogajip. These are houses with straw-thatched roofs inhabited by peasantry.

Have you had any experience of visiting or sleeping at any Korean traditional house? Well,it is so exciting to stay there! I wont forget my stay.

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/04/korea/hanok-traditional-korean-houses/feed/ 0 Win a Free Trip to South Korea from KTO http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/03/korea/win-a-free-trip-to-south-korea-from-kto/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/03/korea/win-a-free-trip-to-south-korea-from-kto/#comments Fri, 26 Mar 2010 01:36:28 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=714 Yeah, this is cool! Very cool for those who are dreaming of having a trip to Seoul, South Korea! Are you one of them? Win a free trip, round-trip tickets from Asiana Airlines plus hotel accommodation at the Hotel Lotte. All you need to do is to be a member of the Visit Korea website. Very easy, isn’t it? :P

Free Trip to Korea from KTO

You can visit this site for more information. Click here. Once again, all you have to do is to be a member of that site!

If you win, you would have a chance to visit some famous tourist destination in Seoul. I remember my bestfriend talking about the Gyeongbokgung or Gyeongbok Palace, Dongdaemun market, Cheong Wa Dae or Cheongwadae or Blue House and many more. :D

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A tutor, also known as a remedial instructor, is a big help to parents who are working and busy with their businesses.There are tutorial services offering kids on learning new languages. Others are to be skilled on Math and English. Some are focusing on toddlers to teach them how to write and read. Based on my eight years experience in this field, this service is a tough one. Why? You need to be very patient to your tutee. But it feels great when you aid a child and then you see him or her progressing.

So,want a tutor this summer? Or you want to try to be a tutor this summer?

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/03/blog/tutorial-services-this-summer/feed/ 0 Ano ang Pagalan Mo or Ano ang Pangalan Mo? http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/03/filipino/ano-ang-pagalan-mo-or-ano-ang-pangalan-mo/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/03/filipino/ano-ang-pagalan-mo-or-ano-ang-pangalan-mo/#comments Thu, 11 Mar 2010 14:48:23 +0000 Jerick Mac http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=778 Tama ba yung pangungusap na yun? “Ano ang pagalan mo?” Teka, parang may mali. Parang may hindi tama. Parang may wrong. Toinkz! Hehehe. Hindi ko rin kasi maintindihan kung bakit ganoon nila isulat ang tanong na iyon. Hindi ba ang dapat eh “Ano ang pangalan mo?” o sa English eh “What is your name?” Tama ba ako? 8O

OK! So, sa madaling salita ay hindi naman siya mahirap pagaralan. Kung nagkakamali ka sa pagsulat ng tanong na yan, madali lang ang solusyon kasi spelling lang ang babaguhin. Na-gets mo? Practice more spelling and you’ll be good in benchmark lending! Huh?!

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My friends and I visited Boracay for one week. We enjoyed walking on the sand barefooted. You’ll see a lot of foreigners lying on the sand allowing the sunlight to tan their skin. I was fascinated by the big sand castles built near the shore. During the night, they put some lights into it to atttract viewers.

Also you will see a board, a notice to the public that getting or hoarding white sands for any purpose is prohibited and punishable. WHEW! Try to visit Boracay this summer and see the beauty of nature.

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]]> http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/03/blog/boracay-beach-resort/feed/ 0 Hanbok-”Traditional Korean Clothing” http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/03/blog/hanbok-traditional-korean-clothing/ http://www.jerickmac.com/2010/03/blog/hanbok-traditional-korean-clothing/#comments Wed, 10 Mar 2010 06:09:12 +0000 Ritchelle http://www.jerickmac.com/?p=708 Hanbok is the traditional clothing of Koreans.We Filipinos have our Barong Tagalog for men and Patadyong for Filipinas. Unlike our traditional clothes, Hanbok are not meant tight fitting. In traditional hanbok design, curved features are important.

The inherent beauty of Hanbok is apparent in its elegance and style created by the abundance of material. The curves and vibrant colours of Hanbok have had a significant impact on the Korean fashion industry.

I loved wearing Hanbok. Its very light and easy to put on. My Korean friend and I exchanged clothing. She wore my Filipiniana or Patadyong and me, her Hanbok. We took pictures together. Have you tried wearing Hanbok or any traditional clothing of other lands? Share your experiences!

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