Valentine’s Day is a special occasion in Korea just like in
the West.
ex> My mother used to make me the
dish on special occasions.
Couples
in love usually go out for a romantic dinner or go to a performance.
ex> Couples in love call each
other every day.
However, Koreans celebrate Valentine’s
Day in our own unique way as well.
It’s
a custom for girls to buy chocolates for their
boyfriends or guy friends.
The ladies get their turn to be treated
exactly a month later on White Day. On that day, it’s the guys’ turn to reciprocate and buy the girls candy.
* get one’s turn: ~의 차례가 되다
ex> You’ll get your turn to
speak later.
Gift-giving
customs aside, Valentine’s Day is a great opportunity to profess one’s love for someone.
* profess one’s love: 사랑을 고백하다
ex> He was too shy to profess his
love for her.
cf> I confessed my mistake to
everyone.
There are even services that provide special events for people wanting to
plan a romantic date.
@ It’s the other way around. 반대로 해.
<HOMEWORK>
1. We go to the restaurant on
special occasions.
2. There were couples in love
everywhere in the park.
3. I was happy to finally get my
turn.
4. I finally decided to profess
my love for her.
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