I learnt this from my Korean friends last year. In Korea, MBTI isn't just a personality test, it's a cultural phenomenon. Instead of taking the full test (93 questions in the North American version, 88 in the European version), Koreans boiled it down to 4 simple scenarios, one for each MBTI dimension.

Answer each one, combine your letters, and you've got your type in 30 seconds.

1. E or I — Energy

"I've been at work from Monday to Friday this week, so I should…"

Introverts recharge by being alone. Extraverts recharge by being around people.

2. S or N — Perception

"Imagine you're enjoying a drink at a bar on a Friday night. A horse walks in. What did the horse say to the bartender?"

Sensors question the premise — "that doesn't make sense." Intuitives just roll with it and start imagining possibilities.

3. T or F — Decision-making

"Your friend says, “I’m feeling so down these days, so I got some bread for myself…"

The T's thought process, explained:

Thinkers process the logic first. Feelers process the emotion first.

4. J or P — Lifestyle

"You're starting a new project at work or school. Your first course of action is…"

Judgers plan the route before driving. Perceivers start driving and figure it out along the way.

Now combine your 4 letters!

For example: I + N + F + J = INFJ

💕 MBTI Compatibility Chart

In Korean dating culture, MBTI compatibility is serious business. Here's the popular matching chart — 💚 Best match, 💛 Good match, 🧡 Could work, ❤️‍🔥 Spicy but challenging.