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Birthday tip: My birthday is on the exam day??? (No seaweed soup)

Funny tip

We don’t treat seaweed soup for the person who takes an exam on the birthday.

Seaweed is as slippery as eel, which means that we could fail an important exam.

When my birthday fell on my final term exam, I didn’t eat the soup, 

maybe after finishing the exam.




We give a stick of candy called yeot (엿: a kind of very sticky candy) 

or Chapsal-ttok (찹쌀 떡: a kind of rice cake with red bean paste) instead.


                


If your friend has a very important exam to pass, 

please give Yut to him or her.

Please see the famous K-drama for the tip; 
Fight for my way

The main actress (Kim, Jiwon) is going fot an interview to be an announcer, and his boy friend (Park, Seojun) prepared yut (sticky korean traditional candy) as a surprise. (How sweet..💓💖💕😄)












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