Guys, I've missed you so much! 🥺💛 Thank you for bearing with my hecticness this semester! Get ready for much more regular content, a whole lot of love and casual magic. There's so much I want to share about my time here in South Korea! How are you all? 🦋
@김요한이야기 I understand what you went through and how hard it was because I am an Asian too but you can't just stereotype a whole race (I guess) just because you faced harsh treatment from some of them. Not everyone are like them. This is the same way as non-asians stereotyping Asians as racists.
@@What-pk6rt He just talked about the rampant racism against asians in europe/the uk and your counterargument is "I see lots of english men married to asian women, and I married one myself"? "It's just your personal experience"? Yeah good one. Really countered his argument. Also hilariously out of touch, especially with the upspike in hate crimes against asians during the corona crisis.
Korea sounds really nice, I love my personal space and the idea of never having to ask someone to move away slightly just seems perfect. Also really quiet transport? An excuse to take a break from talking? Sign me up! Love your videos btw, they're really helping me through my GCSEs. ☺️
@@dnrlek11 that doesn't sound as nice thanks for letting me know. I was considering Japan as well but was unsure as it's all so different to what I'm used to. I love learning about different cultures and it's nice to see both sides of something to get more of a rounded understanding of that place.
Personal space is a huge thing among strangers. But when it comes to friend relationship, it totally collapses. Just normal korean friends could be even mistaken as gay couple(especially girls).
Honestly, big yes! And in terms of safety, it shows you what it *could* feel like to be a woman walking alone on the streets in the evening. I never fear being cat-called or harassed, which is such a rarity!! Thank you 🦋
@@UnJadedJade Oh wow. Here in South Africa, my parents don't allow me to walk around alone. It's not 100 % unsafe but also not 100 % safe either. Where are you studying next?
@@micaylabam2428 that’s such ashame :((( I feel like catcalling should be fined in every country, woman should feel safe enough to walk the streets alone
I am from Germany and the first time I saw people leaving their pads, bags, notebook etc on the table that was the definition of culture shock😂 I was so astonished how you can trust strangers at this kind of level
I lived most of my life in Korea, but several years ago, I visited Germany without any company. I once left my phone in one of the toilets in a large train station. Luckily, a young man found that and returned it to me. There were several other occasions that I left my stuff but locals were kind enough to give it back to me even after several hours. Of course I might be just lucky, but I think we all are good and kind people, and want to believe that we Koreans are not that special. Someday we may be able to walk any corner of the Earth and still fully trust any stranger we meet.
@@arduous222 that sounds so nice. I hope that too. When I went to Japan, I lost my luggage the moment I arrived there 😭 my accommodation host helped me finding it but it surely isn’t the best start when going to a foreign country. I’m glad u had a good experience in Germany :)
@@arduous222 it will happen on Mars only :) I'm Vietnamese living in Canada for over 20 years. Burglars visited my apartment twice and my car once. I haven't found any car mechanic and dentist that I can trust.
SO TRUE! I live in Germany as well and one of the things you learn first in our city (Frankfurt) is, never trust strangers! I really love my city, but you really shouldn’t trust strangers here..😂 Nice to see there are parts of the world where it’s different. ☺️
The big focus on appearance obviously has good sides and bad sides, but one aspect I absolutely love about it is all the amazing Korean skincare! They really care about the ingredients and formula being good for the skin. A lot of k-beauty products don't really include denatured alcohol, sulfates, parabens, silicones and unnecessary fragrance like a lot of western brands do (not all of them of course). Most of my skincare products are Korean and it feels like a dream to use them!
@@paulina5772 The brands I've tried and will continue purchasing are I'm From, Cosrx, Sioris, Beauty of Joseon, Purito, Iunik and Isntree. I want to try The Plant Base as well but haven't yet. I also recommend La'dor which is a Korean haircare brand! The specific products I have from these brands will be too many to list but everyone's skin is different and have different needs, so it's important to read which skin type the products are targeting and analyze the ingredients, just for information sake!
It's just a cultural difference. No offense. On the contrary, keep in mind that Koreans can be uncomfortable due to foreigners. You have to understand cultural relativism
@@lauragoreni3020 It is. 3 things - Racism, Ageism and Lookism - are a dominant culture here and younger Korean population openly support it. If you call it out they'll of course deny it, half the time they really have no idea that their culture is radically discriminatory not just towards foreigners but towards their own people. Korean people generally do not see it as a bad thing.
Wow, that with the backpack and laptop is really crazy, that they just leave their stuff in a cafe for an hour... :O And the thing with the wifi is amazing :D Really interesting video
@@Lina-sk It is important to know that Korean culture is different from the West and not multicultural. You have to admit that the culture here is different from yours. Almost all foreigners don't even keep this basic fact. I have only seen one foreigner who truly understands Korea in all my life. So I recommend foreigners not to come to Korea. This is unfortunate for both sides. The culture here is so different that you'll never accept it. And foreigners, don't say wrong prejudices about Korea. For example, suicide rates or plastic surgery are not true. Koreans don't like foreigners because of all these misunderstandings
@@Lina-sk To be honest, I'm sick of foreigners. I'm tired of the rudeness of foreigners. And you foreigners are always hostile and rude to Koreans. Don't learn Korean and don't come to Korea. That's comfortable for each other. Don't care about Korea at all and don't use us as gossip. I'm really tired
@@Lina-sk You foreigners never try to understand Korean culture nor accept that it is different. Why do we have to be like yours? Why is our way and culture wrong? Why should we abandon our ways and our culture? Is it so hard to understand that mono-ethnic countries like Korea and Japan can be different? Why do foreigners hide their shortcomings and only highlight Korea's shortcomings? It is not Koreans but foreigners who cause problems here. I have never heard the news that a foreigner was attacked in Korea, but I have heard the news that a Korean was attacked in a foreign country thousands more times. Korea is rather too generous to foreigners. Do you think we don't know that you foreigners always ignore, gossip, and antagonize Korea with wrong prejudice? Don't bother us, just get out of here
@@윤현준-l8p uhh honey you didn't understand my point and you go blabbering around for nothing. I live in Korea and I am engaged to a Korean so my understanding of the culture is quite extensive. Also I am studying the language and I have deep appreciation for most of the traditions and customs. With that being said I didn't condemned Korea for being different! It's only normal to be different. My point was that this girl makes it look like Korea is extremely safe and open to foreigners... but that's not the truth. I'm speaking from my personal experience. Also you are Korean so you already know how many problems this country has with crimes but you are too blinded by hatred for foreigners to accept that my point is valid.
To say I’m jealous is an understatement 🥺 I got a place on a summer school to study at Seoul National University but due to Covid, it was cancelled. I was so heartbroken but hopefully I’ll be able to reapply next year! 🤞🏻Really glad you’re enjoying it! 💜
I spent last semester in Seoul and everything you said is so true. I absolutely enjoyed my time there and miss it a lot especially when seeing photos of my Korean friends or your videos. Make the most of it for the remainder of your time. Wish you all the best. 🥰
Your open mind will get you very far in life. I looove the way you manage to observe and appreciate another culture with respect and you're always willing to learn 😭❤️
Thank you for making this! I'm actually leaving to study abroad in Seoul next month. This video has made me feel way better about my trip and way more excited than before!!!
Everything you said is why my wife and I love Korea SO MUCH! It's the people the culture and the cleanliness, lack of crime and graffiti. You think you're in another world. We have visited 7 times for holidays and we have no intention of stopping any time soon (bloody COVID!!) So lovely to hear you so positive. Love your vlog!! 🤗🇦🇺❤️🇰🇷
@@Lina-sk could probably agree (but I’m an old guy). I guess I was relating it to here in Australia where we seem to have crime even in the small town I live in. Keep safe! 😔
@@tonybush6156 if you don't speak Korean or have Korean friends it is hard to know about everything that goes on. But from my experience, my friends experience and my boyfriend...Korea is not the safest. It is indeed safer than other countries however their law is painfully favourable to sex offenders and criminals in general.
As a Korean born American living half of my life in Korea and other half in the States, this is really interesting and pretty accurate! Born and raised in Korea and moving to America has broaden my eyes very much. I can tell you with confidence that if I were kept living in Korea I would have been more conservative and introverted. One thing I didnt like about living in Korea was that there was no much of individual characteristics. People all wear what others wear and do whatever others do. But coming here in the States I learned more about myself, what I like and what I really want. As you said I would not say its either good or bad thing but I do think that its definitely good for you experience both and find the balance.
I once saw someone in Seoul put their credit card on the table to reserve, it and left their card there for some time. It stressed me out until the person came back. That was surprising to see.
cultures shocks can be so hard to go over. i have a vivid memory of going on holiday to lanzorate and wearing shorts and t-shirts meanwhile all of the locals were in cold weather clothes because it was the winter for them
I live in Bogotá, Colombia and this reminds me how usually foreigners that are traveling here are dressed like you said (shorts and t-shirts) while it's raining and cold 🤣
Just don't come to my country there will be huge cultural differences. You foreigners never try to understand culture here. They don't even accept that they are different
@@JJ-yu6og don't spread wrong info like fools. U need Google . CCTV could help catch a criminal but not prevent robbery. see what's happening in China even though they had enormous amount of CCTV
@@JJ-yu6og That's true but I'll say its more of a cultural thing. CCTVs don't forbid people from stealing, its rather like South Koreans are not familiar with the idea of robbing things. I mean the idea that you will actually rob other people's things in public itself is really weird to me, as a Korean myself.
Coming to Seoul next year to teach English to elementary level children at a private school! Been learning Korean for two years in preparation and I can't wait! You're helping me look forward to it even more Jade thank you so much! 수고했어용! 🌺
@@Uhhbyeee I'm going to be teaching in a private school (학원) which thankfully don't require any form of teacher training, most of them only require that you have any type of degree, and that you are a native English speaker. In terms of applying, Adrienne Hill has an amazing video explaining everything about the process, I'll link it here: ua-cam.com/video/8Am1OWuH74g/v-deo.html Hope this helps! :))
Can just imagine the smell all those cherry blossom would cause. Would really be Heavenly. And don't get me started on those Tulips. There's such an aesthetic to learning and experiencing other cultures.
Thanks Jade. My Thai wife and I want to visit Seoul next year once the virus goes away, if it ever does. You've helped me see the culture in a unique and interestingly new way. Way to go!!
As an individual I really appreciate different cultures and I love unique Korean culture. I really like the fact that people in Korea respect other's privacy and opinions. As an introvert I really enjoyed the positivity there. Loved your videos
Wow, that's so interesting! I love the fact, that you go a little deeper in thinking about the country and culture, and notice more details from its history etc, so you can understand it more!
Love how you've had so many different life experiences and travelled around. it can really only be a benefit to anyone in terms of expanding their world view, seeing things from different perspectives and having greater understanding. it's enriching both ways. i am heartened by people like you!
It is so cool to hear from you about Korea as one of Korean subscribers! You could probably also make one visiting other site of Korea such as Busan in summer! Thanks for your video as always 💗
I live in Abu Dhabi but when I moved to London for uni, my family kept telling me not to leave my belongings in cafés and leave. I'm so used to leaving my things and coming back later
Haha im korean and lived in abu dhabi for six years and thank goodness that UAE has similar cultures regarding unattended items in public. I left my stuff at the café unattended all the time whenever i went to the washroom or eat at a nearby restaurant.
The quiet on public transport sounds like absolute bliss! One of the things which annoys me faster than anything is when I'm trying to listen to music or just sit quietly and there always seems to be at least one person having a loud conversation either on the phone or in real life! I have amazing noise-cancelling headphones and even then it cuts through sometimes :/
i am an exchange student in seoul, staying here for one semester and i want to comment on the quiet culture. so far everywhere i'd been in seoul, there was the quiet and respectful culture in public places, cafes, buses, shops, metros... then i went on a one week bicycle journy to busan, and oh are they loud in the countryside. the quiet culture is much less present in the villages. i took online classes in cafes whilst on the road and the customers in the cafes were so loud i could barely hear my lectures. just an example that i think is very valuable to share.
Thank you! I have vacation and I was lying in my bed watching UA-cam but you inspired me to come out of my bed and now I am going to have a date day with myself to treat myself because I haven't really felt great the last few days and I want to treat myself 💕 you are amazing ❤️
I really enjoyed your video. In fact, for Koreans living in Seoul, transportation in Seoul was so natural that I didn't know it was an element that surprised foreigners. And I recommend you to go to Seongsu-dong before you leave Seoul! There are so many great cafes. I hope you enjoy the rest of your days in Seoul! 💖
Just don't come to my country there will be huge cultural differences. You foreigners never try to understand culture here. They don't even accept that they are different
Omg I loved this video!! I am a vegan and want to visit South Korea someday but was afraid because many people can't continue that lifestyle due to lack of options. It was so nice to see you having a good time despite the limited options and I would definitely love a part 2!!
I don't know how to describe it but how is it possible jade to deal with the situations which are sometimes worst may be , so easily and positively. I have been watching since you've problem in your subject chemistry but the way you deal your problems are so motivating . Thank you for all this😊😊.
I was looking for some English talking video cuz I'm learning Eng. And your video made me stop searching for another video. Your explaining tone and voice and speed is so perfect to practice listening. Helps me so much!
Im Korean living in the west and thats sth i really miss as well, the sense of community, respect and companionship for others. In korea, kids as young as 6 go out by themselves to school or playground etc... cuz we don't teach the kids the idea of strangers danger, instead teach them to ask for help from any random adults if needed. Parents also have a faith in the society and others that if my child is in difficulties, people will voluntarily help them out. Thats a sense of trust shared in the society, dont get me wrong that there are many social issues in korea too and koreans are very critical of social problems and injustice.
@@ykuk1380 Do they really help? I'm not sure anymore but I heard someone that visited either Japan or South Korea and say how moral courage isn't really a thing there and people just look away and walk past people that are visibly in trouble or shouting for help.
As a fellow British gal, I've really wanted to go to South Korea for AGES just to experience day-to-day life there. But the valuables thing, I still can't compute how you can just leave your whole digital life in a cafe and still come back to find it-😭✋🏾 (new sub 😏)
Just don't come to my country there will be huge cultural differences. You foreigners never try to understand culture here. They don't even accept that they are different
I really enjoyed watching you video! I love watching videos where people talk about their own experiences after living in a new part of the world! It makes me appreciate and learn more about the world that we live in 😅
I'm so happy to see a video from you again and I hope you're taking care of yourself during this busy time! Your videos bring so much happiness and inspiration to my life ❤️ can't wait to see more from you in the future!
South Korea!all I think about is the Nature! So subtle and calming!💞 Jade we have walked with you through this tough Journey and you have made it! ❤️ Thankyou for being the Jade I know and p.s Such an amazing video the aesthetics are amazing🥺.. I love the way you introduce as to how studying in Korea is I mean not everyone is as caring as you Omg thankyou! if I ever meet you it would be amazing cause my school was talking about you!! Thanks for supporting us students 😊❤️ I can't express how much love I have for you.. same as my friends! We love you Jade ❤️ xx
This video was so useful! I'm moving to Shanghai (from Germany actually😂) for my last year of high school and I've never lived in an Asian country before. I've grown up as a third culture kid and although I've been exposed to a plethora of cultures I know this will be unlike anywhere I lived before! I'm super nervous but so excited to explore this new culture, thanks for giving me an insight into what it might be like (although Chinese and South Korean culture are still very different)!!
As a Korean i want to tell you that south Korean ,Chinese and Japanese culture is very similar because we are east Asian and we share the same culture if you don't know that.
Ahh this makes me so happy!!! I've missed you Jade❤ Great video! I definitely want to visit South Korea one day, so a review by one of my favourite youtubers has definitely given me perspective on the culture there. Also, could you make a video on different Korean dishes you've tasted and what you think of each :)
I've never really fancied going to South Korea or any country in Asia really because I have never even been out of England but after watching this video it has mover into the top ten on my bucket list!
Wow I think you really hit all the major points super well. Especially agree with you on what you said about the "appearance based society" and why that might be the case given the country's rapid economic development in such a short period of time. Really enjoyed every minute of the video! thanks for sharing!
I love how positive you are about everything!❤️ One of my biggest problems is that I always concentrate on what I don't have and the negative things. This is ruining every new experience! But you are so fantastic, Jade! Whatever it is, you emphasize the advantage of it! Even the things that were different and better in Berlin or the UK, you still find advantages for both sides. That is definitely a skill I want to aquire! Thank you for the inspiration!❤️❤️❤️
SO DO I SHE'S THE BEST OF BEST & VERY INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY ALSO BEAUTIFUL I WENT UK 6TIMES AFTER VISIT PARIS 2TIMES THEN I CAN'T STANDED SO MUCH PROBLEMS THEY'RE GOING THROUGH SO I SWITCHED TO UK THEN BEFORE COVI19 IN UK HAD PROBLEMS LIKE PARIS IT'S MADE ME VERY UPSET CUZ I CAN'T VISIT US ANYMORE 😥😭 SO AGAIN I STARTED GOING TO CANADA 4TIMES OF COURSE I STOPPED TRAVELING CANADA ETHER 😤😤😤😤😤 SO RIGHT NOW I'M STOCKING IN MY HOME IN CALIFORNIA US CUZ I'M KOREAN &AMERICAN WOMAN 67YEAR OLDER GRANNY SORRY FOR MY POOR ENGLISH. WELL EVERYONE HAVE BLEESING DAY. 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🤗🤗🤗💕❣ PS: I'M DO HAPPY TO FOUND U JADE BEAUTIFUL GIRL UR CUZ I HAD BEEN UK 6 TIMES BUT I'M NEVER SEEN SO CUTE & BEAUTIFUL GIRL LIKE YOU. GOD BLESSED YOU SO MUCH SO U MUST TELL GOD EVERY MN HOW'S HE DID CREATE LOOKS LIKE U OK??? I MEAN IT. 😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗
어떻게 하면 그렇게 얼굴에 미소가 떠나지 않을 수 있나요??? 우연히 알게되서 영상을 몇개 보니까 정말....미소가 아름답습니다. 얼굴에 계속 번져있는 그 미소가요... 제이드님하고 있으면 덩달아 주변사람들도 기분이 좋아지고 긍정적으로 바뀔거 같아요. 그래서 그런가 너무 아름답네요. 이 채널의 모든것이요.
One of my best memories was actually with my Chinese exchange students mum and she was doing a tea ceremony with me and she could speak practically no English. Language barrier conversions are such a blessing!
Can relate so much!!! I remember i was sitting alone for dinner after exam. And the Ahjumma of the restaurant accompanied me to eat and gave me sweet potato and asked how's my exam. They are so kind~~~
Beautiful video, absolutely made my day just to see it! I've never been to Seoul but it's a great wish of mine, especially when seeing people like yourself just glow up when talking about your experiences of living there.
I'm an Asian who love and have great interest in Korea. Eventho we have similar culture, the technology and privacy things are so amazing. This vlog is so amazing. You explained and presented everything I haven't known before. Bcuz of this vlog, the desire I want to go to Korea get stronger. I hope I could go to Korea one day. I found randomly one of your vlog today and this's the third one I'm currently watching. The way you speak and explain things are really admirable.🥰
I'm really glad that you're enjoying here in Seoul, Korea :) 12:35 It reminded me of Everland when you mentioned Lotte World. It's not actually in Seoul, it's in Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do. (Samsung owns this.) It's also a theme park and it's HUGE. It also has a zoo which is my favorite!
I live in England and used to live in Korea, and the biggest misconception I've found amongst people in England about Korea, is they seem to think Korea is a hot country. When in reality, it's only hot during summer. No joke, when I told people in England that Korea has harsh winters far colder than England, 100% of the people I've told this to have reacted with surprise. It isn't uncommon to see temperatures below -10C in korea in winter. I've experienced days when it is -18C (0F) in Seoul, so it amuses me when people assume Korea is some year-round hot country like Thailand.
This is the best culture shock video I've seen! You are so genuine and positive! I'll be going to Korea as a student in a few weeks so this is very helpful~
If i was in korea, I would've loved to taken you to some of my favourite places😁 i miss korea so much😭 at uni in the uk at the moment but hoping to go soon!
Had been there for 3 weeks in Summer 22... I thought the city gave me the cold vibrant when I first arrived... but yes if u found the right friends/colleagues... they are very kind, warmth and genuine :) yes, they respect privacy and value appearance and I learn how to respect it :) I'm south east asian and wear hijab and so far experienced only good things there 😊
it’s so interesting to hear about all of these in a different point of view especially bc i grew up in korea but now go to college in the us !! i remember i was so confused when i had to pack ALL my stuff at a cafe just to go to the bathroom for a minute hahah loved hearing all your thoughts 💛
About 80,000 peoples from EU live in Tongyoung of SK. Alone and with family or friends.. Almost of them work at shipbuilding industries, and others work at restaurants & cafes & filds of education, etc.. The villages look like a small town of EU countries. Korea is relatively open society to neighborhoods. Please enjoy while staying in Korea and good luck to you👌
Guys, I've missed you so much! 🥺💛 Thank you for bearing with my hecticness this semester! Get ready for much more regular content, a whole lot of love and casual magic. There's so much I want to share about my time here in South Korea! How are you all? 🦋
I'm currently finishing my last ever uni assignment!
i am sure all of us are doing much better after seeing you come back😊
I’m feeling quite productive atm, just getting through my to-do list b4 the new week ✨
You are the best...love you ❤
GURLLL WE MISSED YOU TOO!!!
i grew up in korea and am currently living in the uk- it's cool to hear your perspective having it be the other way round!
Which do u prefer based on how long you’ve lived in Uk for?
Oh yea! We would love to hear your opinions on Korea and the uk :)
Am in the Uk and am learning Korea if you are still here akari I would love you meet you so I can learn more Korean
@김요한이야기 I understand what you went through and how hard it was because I am an Asian too but you can't just stereotype a whole race (I guess) just because you faced harsh treatment from some of them. Not everyone are like them. This is the same way as non-asians stereotyping Asians as racists.
@@What-pk6rt He just talked about the rampant racism against asians in europe/the uk and your counterargument is "I see lots of english men married to asian women, and I married one myself"? "It's just your personal experience"? Yeah good one. Really countered his argument. Also hilariously out of touch, especially with the upspike in hate crimes against asians during the corona crisis.
I love your positivity and how well you understand Korea! Keep these videos coming : )
Wow..It's him..Hyunwoo...
어머머머..
Hyunwoo!!!!
선생님
What's an honor 😍
Korea sounds really nice, I love my personal space and the idea of never having to ask someone to move away slightly just seems perfect. Also really quiet transport? An excuse to take a break from talking? Sign me up! Love your videos btw, they're really helping me through my GCSEs. ☺️
@@dnrlek11 that doesn't sound as nice thanks for letting me know. I was considering Japan as well but was unsure as it's all so different to what I'm used to. I love learning about different cultures and it's nice to see both sides of something to get more of a rounded understanding of that place.
@@dnrlek11 cool! Well I'll keep that in mind thanks so much for your insight
@@dnrlek11 for a whole bachelor degree? R the deadlines open?
Personal space is a huge thing among strangers. But when it comes to friend relationship, it totally collapses. Just normal korean friends could be even mistaken as gay couple(especially girls).
@@nickson211 cool! How close of friends though? Because if I barely know them as friends then it might feel slightly awkward.
I feel as though Korea restores ones trust in humanity in terms of respecting other's valuables. Love the video, Jade! 🌻 you had me at Ramen! Lol.
Honestly, big yes! And in terms of safety, it shows you what it *could* feel like to be a woman walking alone on the streets in the evening. I never fear being cat-called or harassed, which is such a rarity!! Thank you 🦋
@@UnJadedJade Oh wow. Here in South Africa, my parents don't allow me to walk around alone. It's not 100 % unsafe but also not 100 % safe either. Where are you studying next?
@@micaylabam2428 that’s such ashame :((( I feel like catcalling should be fined in every country, woman should feel safe enough to walk the streets alone
Were you going to make videos I saw on you thingy you should :((( i bet they’d be great xxx
@@UnJadedJade That's so crazy. How is there such little crime risk. I wish everywhere was like this
I am from Germany and the first time I saw people leaving their pads, bags, notebook etc on the table that was the definition of culture shock😂 I was so astonished how you can trust strangers at this kind of level
I lived most of my life in Korea, but several years ago, I visited Germany without any company. I once left my phone in one of the toilets in a large train station. Luckily, a young man found that and returned it to me. There were several other occasions that I left my stuff but locals were kind enough to give it back to me even after several hours. Of course I might be just lucky, but I think we all are good and kind people, and want to believe that we Koreans are not that special. Someday we may be able to walk any corner of the Earth and still fully trust any stranger we meet.
@@arduous222 that sounds so nice. I hope that too. When I went to Japan, I lost my luggage the moment I arrived there 😭 my accommodation host helped me finding it but it surely isn’t the best start when going to a foreign country. I’m glad u had a good experience in Germany :)
@@arduous222 it will happen on Mars only :) I'm Vietnamese living in Canada for over 20 years. Burglars visited my apartment twice and my car once. I haven't found any car mechanic and dentist that I can trust.
I am from Germany as well and I also do that.... Strange maybe I am naive? Or from a different part of Germany
SO TRUE! I live in Germany as well and one of the things you learn first in our city (Frankfurt) is, never trust strangers! I really love my city, but you really shouldn’t trust strangers here..😂 Nice to see there are parts of the world where it’s different. ☺️
In some other countries, people rob you while you are holding the phone or purse. Can't even imagine walking away for even 1 minute.
lmao true
Honestly, in the city where I used to study I was even afraid to take my phone out on the street at night 🙈
?? Can't believe cuz rn I had my laptop left in cafe while I have dinner outside watching this video
The big focus on appearance obviously has good sides and bad sides, but one aspect I absolutely love about it is all the amazing Korean skincare! They really care about the ingredients and formula being good for the skin. A lot of k-beauty products don't really include denatured alcohol, sulfates, parabens, silicones and unnecessary fragrance like a lot of western brands do (not all of them of course). Most of my skincare products are Korean and it feels like a dream to use them!
do you have any recommendations? :))
@@paulina5772 The brands I've tried and will continue purchasing are I'm From, Cosrx, Sioris, Beauty of Joseon, Purito, Iunik and Isntree. I want to try The Plant Base as well but haven't yet. I also recommend La'dor which is a Korean haircare brand! The specific products I have from these brands will be too many to list but everyone's skin is different and have different needs, so it's important to read which skin type the products are targeting and analyze the ingredients, just for information sake!
It's just a cultural difference. No offense. On the contrary, keep in mind that Koreans can be uncomfortable due to foreigners. You have to understand cultural relativism
@@윤현준-l8p being uncomfortable due to foreigners, just cause they're foreigners and no other reason, sound like racism to me.
@@lauragoreni3020 It is. 3 things - Racism, Ageism and Lookism - are a dominant culture here and younger Korean population openly support it. If you call it out they'll of course deny it, half the time they really have no idea that their culture is radically discriminatory not just towards foreigners but towards their own people. Korean people generally do not see it as a bad thing.
Wow, that with the backpack and laptop is really crazy, that they just leave their stuff in a cafe for an hour... :O And the thing with the wifi is amazing :D Really interesting video
I'm so impressed by how well she understands South Korea.
Except she doesn’t 😅 it’s just the newbie version. Give her 6 months to 1 year and her view will change....talking from experience
@@Lina-sk It is important to know that Korean culture is different from the West and not multicultural. You have to admit that the culture here is different from yours. Almost all foreigners don't even keep this basic fact. I have only seen one foreigner who truly understands Korea in all my life. So I recommend foreigners not to come to Korea. This is unfortunate for both sides. The culture here is so different that you'll never accept it. And foreigners, don't say wrong prejudices about Korea. For example, suicide rates or plastic surgery are not true. Koreans don't like foreigners because of all these misunderstandings
@@Lina-sk To be honest, I'm sick of foreigners. I'm tired of the rudeness of foreigners. And you foreigners are always hostile and rude to Koreans. Don't learn Korean and don't come to Korea. That's comfortable for each other. Don't care about Korea at all and don't use us as gossip. I'm really tired
@@Lina-sk You foreigners never try to understand Korean culture nor accept that it is different. Why do we have to be like yours? Why is our way and culture wrong? Why should we abandon our ways and our culture? Is it so hard to understand that mono-ethnic countries like Korea and Japan can be different? Why do foreigners hide their shortcomings and only highlight Korea's shortcomings? It is not Koreans but foreigners who cause problems here. I have never heard the news that a foreigner was attacked in Korea, but I have heard the news that a Korean was attacked in a foreign country thousands more times. Korea is rather too generous to foreigners. Do you think we don't know that you foreigners always ignore, gossip, and antagonize Korea with wrong prejudice? Don't bother us, just get out of here
@@윤현준-l8p uhh honey you didn't understand my point and you go blabbering around for nothing. I live in Korea and I am engaged to a Korean so my understanding of the culture is quite extensive. Also I am studying the language and I have deep appreciation for most of the traditions and customs. With that being said I didn't condemned Korea for being different! It's only normal to be different. My point was that this girl makes it look like Korea is extremely safe and open to foreigners... but that's not the truth. I'm speaking from my personal experience. Also you are Korean so you already know how many problems this country has with crimes but you are too blinded by hatred for foreigners to accept that my point is valid.
To say I’m jealous is an understatement 🥺 I got a place on a summer school to study at Seoul National University but due to Covid, it was cancelled. I was so heartbroken but hopefully I’ll be able to reapply next year! 🤞🏻Really glad you’re enjoying it! 💜
@@arini4906 서울대여도 외국인 전형은 내국인 전형보다 더 쉬울거예요,
I spent last semester in Seoul and everything you said is so true. I absolutely enjoyed my time there and miss it a lot especially when seeing photos of my Korean friends or your videos. Make the most of it for the remainder of your time. Wish you all the best. 🥰
Your open mind will get you very far in life. I looove the way you manage to observe and appreciate another culture with respect and you're always willing to learn 😭❤️
Thank you for making this! I'm actually leaving to study abroad in Seoul next month. This video has made me feel way better about my trip and way more excited than before!!!
Everything you said is why my wife and I love Korea SO MUCH! It's the people the culture and the cleanliness, lack of crime and graffiti. You think you're in another world. We have visited 7 times for holidays and we have no intention of stopping any time soon (bloody COVID!!) So lovely to hear you so positive. Love your vlog!! 🤗🇦🇺❤️🇰🇷
Lack of crime?? 😂 Don’t get me wrong I love living in Korea but boy o boy this is not a safe country!! Especially for girls.
@@Lina-sk could probably agree (but I’m an old guy). I guess I was relating it to here in Australia where we seem to have crime even in the small town I live in. Keep safe! 😔
@@Lina-sk to my understanding, korea is one of the safestest countries in the world.
@@tonybush6156 if you don't speak Korean or have Korean friends it is hard to know about everything that goes on. But from my experience, my friends experience and my boyfriend...Korea is not the safest. It is indeed safer than other countries however their law is painfully favourable to sex offenders and criminals in general.
@@trstnhn in Korea being drunk is a legal defence for rape...if that translates to one of the safest countries in the world I don't know what to say
As a Korean born American living half of my life in Korea and other half in the States, this is really interesting and pretty accurate! Born and raised in Korea and moving to America has broaden my eyes very much. I can tell you with confidence that if I were kept living in Korea I would have been more conservative and introverted. One thing I didnt like about living in Korea was that there was no much of individual characteristics. People all wear what others wear and do whatever others do. But coming here in the States I learned more about myself, what I like and what I really want. As you said I would not say its either good or bad thing but I do think that its definitely good for you experience both and find the balance.
i’m so glad you’re back positing again, i would really like to see a what i eat in a day of being abroad and vegan!💗💗
I once saw someone in Seoul put their credit card on the table to reserve, it and left their card there for some time. It stressed me out until the person came back. That was surprising to see.
cultures shocks can be so hard to go over. i have a vivid memory of going on holiday to lanzorate and wearing shorts and t-shirts meanwhile all of the locals were in cold weather clothes because it was the winter for them
I live in Bogotá, Colombia and this reminds me how usually foreigners that are traveling here are dressed like you said (shorts and t-shirts) while it's raining and cold 🤣
@@hawayana123 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏽
Just don't come to my country there will be huge cultural differences. You foreigners never try to understand culture here. They don't even accept that they are different
@@윤현준-l8p jesus christ. i was talking about the weather. no need to have a temper tantrum
@@윤현준-l8p try to chill or at least not have prejudice, ok?
the intro: THE AMOUNT OF TRUST THEY HAVE 😩😀
RIGHT !!!
That's because there are CCTV cameras EVERYWHERE IN THE BIG CITIES IN SOUTH KOREA.
Someone left his laptop in the table
World: Nice, I can sell that
Koreans: Oh, that seat is taken. I want to seat at that table.
@@JJ-yu6og don't spread wrong info like fools. U need Google .
CCTV could help catch a criminal but not prevent robbery. see what's happening in China even though they had enormous amount of CCTV
@@JJ-yu6og That's true but I'll say its more of a cultural thing. CCTVs don't forbid people from stealing, its rather like South Koreans are not familiar with the idea of robbing things. I mean the idea that you will actually rob other people's things in public itself is really weird to me, as a Korean myself.
Coming to Seoul next year to teach English to elementary level children at a private school! Been learning Korean for two years in preparation and I can't wait! You're helping me look forward to it even more Jade thank you so much! 수고했어용! 🌺
I Wanna teach there! What did you need to do for prep?
화이팅!! 좋은 선생님이 될 거에요!
@@Uhhbyeee I'm going to be teaching in a private school (학원) which thankfully don't require any form of teacher training, most of them only require that you have any type of degree, and that you are a native English speaker. In terms of applying, Adrienne Hill has an amazing video explaining everything about the process, I'll link it here:
ua-cam.com/video/8Am1OWuH74g/v-deo.html
Hope this helps! :))
@@Authentic_Learner 넘 감사합니다! ☺️
Hey! Just wondering, is it hard to learn korean?
Can just imagine the smell all those cherry blossom would cause. Would really be Heavenly. And don't get me started on those Tulips. There's such an aesthetic to learning and experiencing other cultures.
Thanks Jade. My Thai wife and I want to visit Seoul next year once the virus goes away, if it ever does. You've helped me see the culture in a unique and interestingly new way. Way to go!!
As an individual I really appreciate different cultures and I love unique Korean culture. I really like the fact that people in Korea respect other's privacy and opinions. As an introvert I really enjoyed the positivity there. Loved your videos
Wow, that's so interesting! I love the fact, that you go a little deeper in thinking about the country and culture, and notice more details from its history etc, so you can understand it more!
awwww Seoul/Korea sounds awesome and super interesting!
ur so pretty ma’am wtf 😭🥰
That is some incredible level of trust with your valuables!
Love how you've had so many different life experiences and travelled around. it can really only be a benefit to anyone in terms of expanding their world view, seeing things from different perspectives and having greater understanding. it's enriching both ways. i am heartened by people like you!
How fascinating to experience Seoul's altruism and respect right after Berlin's individualism...
It is so cool to hear from you about Korea as one of Korean subscribers! You could probably also make one visiting other site of Korea such as Busan in summer! Thanks for your video as always 💗
I live in Abu Dhabi but when I moved to London for uni, my family kept telling me not to leave my belongings in cafés and leave. I'm so used to leaving my things and coming back later
In Abu Dhabi, can people leave bags and tab etc in a cafe? Im a Korean just moved to Abudhabi, I was wondering if I can do that like in Korea 😅
@@뚱보부인 Yes you cann lol I did it all the time
Haha im korean and lived in abu dhabi for six years and thank goodness that UAE has similar cultures regarding unattended items in public. I left my stuff at the café unattended all the time whenever i went to the washroom or eat at a nearby restaurant.
Lowkey one of THE BEST cities to live in imho. Man, I will miss it here when going for uni.
Why Korean comedian left everything behind to do standup comedy in Spain!🇪🇸
ua-cam.com/video/UZVVjGosCYA/v-deo.html
The quiet on public transport sounds like absolute bliss! One of the things which annoys me faster than anything is when I'm trying to listen to music or just sit quietly and there always seems to be at least one person having a loud conversation either on the phone or in real life! I have amazing noise-cancelling headphones and even then it cuts through sometimes :/
Your calm vibes really made this video perfect for my break from thesis writing
i am an exchange student in seoul, staying here for one semester and i want to comment on the quiet culture. so far everywhere i'd been in seoul, there was the quiet and respectful culture in public places, cafes, buses, shops, metros... then i went on a one week bicycle journy to busan, and oh are they loud in the countryside. the quiet culture is much less present in the villages. i took online classes in cafes whilst on the road and the customers in the cafes were so loud i could barely hear my lectures. just an example that i think is very valuable to share.
ㅋㅋㅋ. 부산…
그 동네는 한국사람들도 다 인정합니다
아주 시끄러운 곳이죠
일단 그 동네 사투리가 엄청 시끄러워요
부산 지역 억양이 좀 강합니다. 그쪽 억양은 평소 말도 싸우는 것처럼 들리니까요. ㅋㅋ
I loved this video! It's so interesting to learn about different cultures. Especially the little things that you would never even think of
Thank you! I have vacation and I was lying in my bed watching UA-cam but you inspired me to come out of my bed and now I am going to have a date day with myself to treat myself because I haven't really felt great the last few days and I want to treat myself 💕 you are amazing ❤️
Jade you are GLOWING. I think you are one of the most beautiful people I have ever seen in my life. I’m so glad you are happy in Korea!
GAHH Jade I’m so happy to see you back on UA-cam! Hope finals went well 🦋☺️
SUKI YOU ANGEL hiiii 🥰 thank you so much! I hope you're still feeling super mindful hehe ✨
7년전부터 제이드 채널을 보고 있었는데
한국에 오다니!! 반가워요 제이드!
그리고 좋은 사람들 많이 사귀시고
많은걸 즐기길 바랍니다.
i love you
@@リリ-h9f Wow !😲
@@rogerpatrick667 💖💖💖
Hey Jade! Loved this video, so interesting all the differences between Seoul and Britain!
I really enjoyed your video. In fact, for Koreans living in Seoul, transportation in Seoul was so natural that I didn't know it was an element that surprised foreigners. And I recommend you to go to Seongsu-dong before you leave Seoul! There are so many great cafes. I hope you enjoy the rest of your days in Seoul! 💖
Two thumbs up for jade's compliments of her experience in korea! As a korean I am proud of it!! Thank you! Jade
I’m a 17yr old american and i would love to go to korea on a study abroad program. I have never been there but it sounds amazing.
Just don't come to my country there will be huge cultural differences. You foreigners never try to understand culture here. They don't even accept that they are different
@@윤현준-l8p uno reverse card
@@윤현준-l8p On a scale of 1-10, how much do you hate foreigners?
@@윤현준-l8p I'm Korean and this guy is psychotic, I can vouch for this
Why Korean comedian left everything behind to do standup comedy in Spain!🇪🇸
ua-cam.com/video/UZVVjGosCYA/v-deo.html
Omg I loved this video!! I am a vegan and want to visit South Korea someday but was afraid because many people can't continue that lifestyle due to lack of options. It was so nice to see you having a good time despite the limited options and I would definitely love a part 2!!
I don't know how to describe it but how is it possible jade to deal with the situations which are sometimes worst may be , so easily and positively.
I have been watching since you've problem in your subject chemistry but the way you deal your problems are so motivating . Thank you for all this😊😊.
It is indeed remarkable ! :)
I was looking for some English talking video cuz I'm learning Eng. And your video made me stop searching for another video. Your explaining tone and voice and speed is so perfect to practice listening. Helps me so much!
I love the system of respecting older people and addressing them like family members! I feel like the feeling if togetherness is really cool!
Im Korean living in the west and thats sth i really miss as well, the sense of community, respect and companionship for others.
In korea, kids as young as 6 go out by themselves to school or playground etc... cuz we don't teach the kids the idea of strangers danger, instead teach them to ask for help from any random adults if needed. Parents also have a faith in the society and others that if my child is in difficulties, people will voluntarily help them out.
Thats a sense of trust shared in the society, dont get me wrong that there are many social issues in korea too and koreans are very critical of social problems and injustice.
@@ykuk1380 Do they really help? I'm not sure anymore but I heard someone that visited either Japan or South Korea and say how moral courage isn't really a thing there and people just look away and walk past people that are visibly in trouble or shouting for help.
6:15
"she ended up coming and sitting with me"
My heart...🐸💞
Obsessed with your awe for life and exploration, Jade! Wishing you all the best this summer 🦄
As a fellow British gal, I've really wanted to go to South Korea for AGES just to experience day-to-day life there. But the valuables thing, I still can't compute how you can just leave your whole digital life in a cafe and still come back to find it-😭✋🏾
(new sub 😏)
Just don't come to my country there will be huge cultural differences. You foreigners never try to understand culture here. They don't even accept that they are different
I really enjoyed watching you video! I love watching videos where people talk about their own experiences after living in a new part of the world! It makes me appreciate and learn more about the world that we live in 😅
I'm so happy to see a video from you again and I hope you're taking care of yourself during this busy time! Your videos bring so much happiness and inspiration to my life ❤️ can't wait to see more from you in the future!
This was super interesting, thank you Jade. I really want to visit Seoul some day and would love a part 2 to this video x
I am going to be studying abroad at Yonsei this Fall! What a timely video!
It is one of the most welcoming area for foreigners, as long as you behave! Enjoy!
South Korea!all I think about is the Nature! So subtle and calming!💞 Jade we have walked with you through this tough Journey and you have made it! ❤️ Thankyou for being the Jade I know and p.s Such an amazing video the aesthetics are amazing🥺.. I love the way you introduce as to how studying in Korea is I mean not everyone is as caring as you Omg thankyou! if I ever meet you it would be amazing cause my school was talking about you!! Thanks for supporting us students 😊❤️ I can't express how much love I have for you.. same as my friends! We love you Jade ❤️ xx
This video was so useful! I'm moving to Shanghai (from Germany actually😂) for my last year of high school and I've never lived in an Asian country before. I've grown up as a third culture kid and although I've been exposed to a plethora of cultures I know this will be unlike anywhere I lived before! I'm super nervous but so excited to explore this new culture, thanks for giving me an insight into what it might be like (although Chinese and South Korean culture are still very different)!!
As a Korean i want to tell you that south Korean ,Chinese and Japanese culture is very similar because we are east Asian and we share the same culture if you don't know that.
Ahh this makes me so happy!!! I've missed you Jade❤
Great video! I definitely want to visit South Korea one day, so a review by one of my favourite youtubers has definitely given me perspective on the culture there.
Also, could you make a video on different Korean dishes you've tasted and what you think of each :)
I've never really fancied going to South Korea or any country in Asia really because I have never even been out of England but after watching this video it has mover into the top ten on my bucket list!
JADE, i am so happy that you are back. May God keep you safe! :)
Wow I think you really hit all the major points super well. Especially agree with you on what you said about the "appearance based society" and why that might be the case given the country's rapid economic development in such a short period of time. Really enjoyed every minute of the video! thanks for sharing!
her videos really are the best! where are you from if you don't mind me asking?
@@GalaSalv I'm Korean American. Haven't visited Korea for the last 15 years tho
@@rimse272 that's cool1 why not? i really want to learn korean after I learn Italian 😊
I love how positive you are about everything!❤️ One of my biggest problems is that I always concentrate on what I don't have and the negative things. This is ruining every new experience! But you are so fantastic, Jade! Whatever it is, you emphasize the advantage of it! Even the things that were different and better in Berlin or the UK, you still find advantages for both sides. That is definitely a skill I want to aquire! Thank you for the inspiration!❤️❤️❤️
SO DO I
SHE'S THE BEST OF BEST &
VERY INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY
ALSO BEAUTIFUL
I WENT UK 6TIMES AFTER
VISIT PARIS 2TIMES THEN I CAN'T STANDED SO MUCH PROBLEMS THEY'RE GOING THROUGH SO I SWITCHED TO UK THEN BEFORE COVI19 IN UK HAD PROBLEMS LIKE PARIS IT'S MADE ME VERY UPSET
CUZ I CAN'T VISIT US ANYMORE 😥😭
SO AGAIN I STARTED GOING TO CANADA 4TIMES OF COURSE I STOPPED TRAVELING CANADA ETHER 😤😤😤😤😤
SO RIGHT NOW I'M STOCKING IN MY HOME IN CALIFORNIA US
CUZ I'M KOREAN &AMERICAN WOMAN 67YEAR OLDER GRANNY
SORRY FOR MY POOR ENGLISH.
WELL EVERYONE HAVE BLEESING DAY. 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🤗🤗🤗💕❣
PS: I'M DO HAPPY TO FOUND U JADE BEAUTIFUL GIRL UR
CUZ I HAD BEEN UK 6 TIMES BUT
I'M NEVER SEEN SO CUTE & BEAUTIFUL GIRL LIKE YOU.
GOD BLESSED YOU SO MUCH
SO U MUST TELL GOD EVERY MN
HOW'S HE DID CREATE LOOKS LIKE U OK??? I MEAN IT. 😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗
어떻게 하면 그렇게 얼굴에 미소가 떠나지 않을 수 있나요???
우연히 알게되서 영상을 몇개 보니까 정말....미소가 아름답습니다.
얼굴에 계속 번져있는 그 미소가요...
제이드님하고 있으면 덩달아 주변사람들도 기분이 좋아지고 긍정적으로 바뀔거 같아요.
그래서 그런가 너무 아름답네요.
이 채널의 모든것이요.
One of my best memories was actually with my Chinese exchange students mum and she was doing a tea ceremony with me and she could speak practically no English. Language barrier conversions are such a blessing!
Can relate so much!!! I remember i was sitting alone for dinner after exam. And the Ahjumma of the restaurant accompanied me to eat and gave me sweet potato and asked how's my exam. They are so kind~~~
OMG I am so excited for this new video, she is sooo inspiring, such an angel 🥰
Beautiful video, absolutely made my day just to see it! I've never been to Seoul but it's a great wish of mine, especially when seeing people like yourself just glow up when talking about your experiences of living there.
다들 한국에 와서 행복한 일만 있었으면 좋겠다.
I am going to Korea in the next Academic year. It’s so nice to watch videos about your experience 🌺💗
great to have you back!
so glad to be back!! 🥰 expect a wholeee lot more of me hehe x
Welcome back to UA-cam jade!💙💙
This is so amazing , i love Korean culture, i hope you enjoyed your life there .
wow never been this early, I love you jade... especially during the exam phase I'm going through right now, you've been helping me a bunch✨💚
I'm an Asian who love and have great interest in Korea. Eventho we have similar culture, the technology and privacy things are so amazing.
This vlog is so amazing. You explained and presented everything I haven't known before. Bcuz of this vlog, the desire I want to go to Korea get stronger. I hope I could go to Korea one day.
I found randomly one of your vlog today and this's the third one I'm currently watching. The way you speak and explain things are really admirable.🥰
South Korea seems like such a beautiful place, I would love to visit! 💜
I am going to visit to South Korea next year, can't wait.
Jade thanks sharing! Really useful tips to know 😁 great content 🙏🏼👍🏼
Kakao map is really smart.. it can calculate how long will it take for destination every time😍👍
Yessss I love it so much! 🥰
I'm really glad that you're enjoying here in Seoul, Korea :)
12:35 It reminded me of Everland when you mentioned Lotte World. It's not actually in Seoul, it's in Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do. (Samsung owns this.) It's also a theme park and it's HUGE. It also has a zoo which is my favorite!
Please can you do a video on how you cope with the language barrier in all of the countries you visit? X
I live in England and used to live in Korea, and the biggest misconception I've found amongst people in England about Korea, is they seem to think Korea is a hot country. When in reality, it's only hot during summer.
No joke, when I told people in England that Korea has harsh winters far colder than England, 100% of the people I've told this to have reacted with surprise. It isn't uncommon to see temperatures below -10C in korea in winter. I've experienced days when it is -18C (0F) in Seoul, so it amuses me when people assume Korea is some year-round hot country like Thailand.
Aww it was lovely to hear your thoughts on Korean culture 🥰 really wish you could meet up with your subscribers here so we can show you around!!
Cherry blossom in painting and tattoos represents the beauty and fragility of life and the shortness.
Sooo glad you’re back! Missed your energy and positivity so much ✨
This is such a balanced view and really new perspective. Also so educational and reflective omg ure pretty too i love ur channel ok bye
This is the best culture shock video I've seen! You are so genuine and positive! I'll be going to Korea as a student in a few weeks so this is very helpful~
can't agree more, can't top the efficiency of travel system : o
If i was in korea, I would've loved to taken you to some of my favourite places😁 i miss korea so much😭 at uni in the uk at the moment but hoping to go soon!
I love it. Your videos are just great. Its So exciting to hear about Seoul
Had been there for 3 weeks in Summer 22... I thought the city gave me the cold vibrant when I first arrived... but yes if u found the right friends/colleagues... they are very kind, warmth and genuine :) yes, they respect privacy and value appearance and I learn how to respect it :) I'm south east asian and wear hijab and so far experienced only good things there 😊
Yes! I was waiting for you to post again! You look well, please could you make a real-time study with me in Korea? The cafés look adorable
Love your videos!!! so much positive vibes !! love from Paris, France
Thank you for sharing your experience
I'm not too well travelled so this is really interesting :) love the quiet and respectful aspect.
I am so glad you're back! I am addicted to your videos and look forward to see more great vlogs!!
Thank you for uploading! i have been checking my youtube everyday waiting for an upload, so elder sister jade, i missed you so much!
I looooove your background music so much. Such a nice piano loop, so dope!
it’s so interesting to hear about all of these in a different point of view especially bc i grew up in korea but now go to college in the us !! i remember i was so confused when i had to pack ALL my stuff at a cafe just to go to the bathroom for a minute hahah loved hearing all your thoughts 💛
she has good positive vibe, they way she talks
i love you
1st comment yay! Happy Orthodox Easter everybody!!
Happy Orthodox Easter!
and to you too, Louise!
happy easter!!
Great video!
the Appearance part is also part of being respectful to others :D
About 80,000 peoples from EU live in Tongyoung of SK.
Alone and with family or friends..
Almost of them work at shipbuilding industries, and others
work at restaurants & cafes & filds of education, etc.. The villages look like a small town of EU countries. Korea is relatively open society to neighborhoods.
Please enjoy while staying in Korea and good luck to you👌