Korean community
Seoul diaspora enclave
A Korean community is a population of Korean people or those of Korean descent living in a particular area, often with shared cultural institutions, businesses, and social networks.
Many cities have distinct Korean communities or neighborhoods: The Korean community in Los Angeles is one of the largest outside Korea.
The term also refers collectively to Korean residents as a social or political group: The Korean community has voiced concerns about the new policy.
- hanbokTraditional Korean clothing ensemble
- small businessesIndependently owned, limited-scale companies
- HangulKorean alphabetic script
- language schoolInstitution teaching foreign tongues
- languageSystem of symbolic communication
youth groups · K-pop · Seoul · cuisine · mentorship programs · grocery stores · dry cleaners · nail salons · kimchi · cultural festivals · tutoring services · Busan · alumni networks · taekwondo · Incheon · Koreatown · family gatherings · elder respect
- Asian diasporaVietnamese Americans, Japanese Americans, Filipino Americans, ethnic enclaves, Chinatown
- Korean diasporaKoreatown, ethnic enclaves, immigrant families, expatriates, second generation
- immigrationimmigrant, immigrants, visa, refugee, citizenship
- Argentine Peoplecriollo, gaucho, gauchos, mestizo, mestizos
- Northern PeopleInuit, Aleut, Haida, Athabascan, Athabaskan
Korean communityJapanese community
People of Nipponese heritage
Chinese community · dominant culture · Vietnamese community · general population · indigenous community
Korea, Korean, Koreans, community, communities, communal, commune, communes, communitarian