Are you passionate about the Korean language and culture? Here’s your chance to showcase your skills and win exciting prizes! The Korea Times is proud to announce its second Korean Language Speaking Contest, inviting non-Korean nationals and overseas Koreans who are not native speakers to participate in this prestigious event.
About the Contest
This contest is designed to celebrate and encourage individuals with a deep interest in the Korean language and culture. It aims to recognize those who are eager to engage with Korea on a linguistic and cultural level. Through this initiative, The Korea Times continues its mission to expand the global reach of Korean culture and language.
How to Participate
Step 1: Create a Video
Choose a category: Long-Form (2-3 minutes) or Short-Form (under 1 minute).
Record a video in Korean based on the selected topic.
Upload the video to YouTube, ensuring it is publicly accessible.
Add the hashtag #howdykorea in the video title.
Step 2: Submit Your Application
Complete the online application form provided by The Korea Times.
Contest Categories & Topics
Long-Form Category (2-3 minutes)
Introduce your favorite K-pop idol, drama, movie, actor, or webtoon.
Share a funny or surprising story from your experience living in Korea or learning Korean.
Compare similarities and differences between Korean culture and your home country’s culture.
Short-Form Category (Under 1 minute)
Compare Korean culture, food, or language with that of your home country.
Imitate the voice or speech style of a character from a Korean drama or movie while introducing yourself.
Share an interesting aspect of Korea or a unique characteristic of Koreans.
Eligibility
Foreign nationals (Non-Korean citizens)
Overseas Koreans who are not native Korean speakers
Important Dates
Submission Period: March 10 (Monday) – April 27 (Sunday)
Winners Announcement: May 14 (Wednesday) in The Korea Times (print & online) and on the Howdy Korea YouTube channel
Awards Ceremony: May 29 (Thursday) (tentative)
Winners residing overseas can participate in the ceremony online.
Get Started Today!
Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your love for the Korean language and culture. Prepare your video, submit your entry, and get a chance to be recognized for your efforts!
For more details, visit The Korea Times website or the Howdy Korea YouTube channel.
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