Koreans don't say "my country" — they say "our country." Not "my house," but "our house." Even, sometimes, "our husband." It sounds strange in English until you understand what it's actually doing. We unpack "uri" — the little word that reveals how Korean society thinks about belonging, family, and the group, and why a language can quietly train you to see yourself as part of something bigger. — Hosted by Jacob Lee. Independent production. All facts drawn from publicly available sources.