In South Korea, a unique trend has emerged where citizens are learning English through the daily briefings of White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt. The YouTube channel dotdotenglish breaks down her briefings into bite-sized lessons, translating her expressions and colloquialisms into Korean. This innovative approach has captivated hundreds of thousands of viewers since its launch last year. Fans appreciate Leavitt's clear pronunciation and confident delivery, which make her briefings accessible to non-native speakers. One popular clip from a March briefing, where she states, “It’s great to see all of you on this very newsy day, to say the least,” has been viewed 160,000 times. Another segment from the same period topped 500,000 views. Leavitt's popularity in Korea began during her visit to the APEC summit in Gyeongju in late October 2025, where she showcased Korean skincare products. The channel not only enhances English vocabulary but also provides cultural insights, making learning engaging and relevant for its audience.