Learn Korean with music, culture, and real daily-life expressions. Here is the story behind Kyokore and how this space can support your life in Korea.
Hello everyone. My name is Kyokore, and I create Learning Korean content on CampusDown. My name comes from the sound of a chicken. Every country hears a different chicken sound, right? To me it sounds like “Kyokori,” so I turned it into a fun name.
Here, I will share Korean language learning materials, as well as light and enjoyable content about K-food, K-drama, K-pop, and everyday Korean culture. If you love Korea or want to understand the language more naturally, this place is for you.
I am currently working as a consultant for foreign workers and immigrants in Korea, helping them with daily life, employment issues, and workplace concerns. I am also preparing for the Labor Attorney license, which will allow me to support you even more professionally. My goal is simple: help you live happily and confidently in Korea.
I have spent over 10 years in the education field. I created many Korean learning materials and designed teaching plans for Korean instructor training programs. With those experiences, I focus on building content that is easy to understand, practical, and enjoyable.
As a creator, I also produce YouTube content, music, albums, and music videos. I want Korean learning to feel fun and natural, not difficult or stressful.
If you want to support Kyokore and the project behind CampusDown, you can learn how to help by visiting the special support page. There you’ll find simple actions you can take to share the website, spread the music, and encourage the artist’s work.
👉 Learn how to support KyokoreYour ideas matter. Your messages inspire new videos, songs, and lessons. If you have questions or simply want to say hello, feel free to contact me anytime.
📩 chickenkyok@gmail.comIf you send content, I will design it beautifully and upload it for you. This is a space we build together. As we communicate more, you will notice your Korean skills improving naturally. I will continue creating Korean-learning music so you can practice through songs as well.