Life in Korea Q&A 🇰🇷 (SNU language school, dating, studying Korean, Patreon announcement!)
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2023
- Hello everyone!! In today's video we have a living in Korea Q&A where I answer all of your immediate questions you had upon finding out about language school at Seoul National University and what the next year is going to look like for me. I hope you enjoy!! 😄💕
As always, thank you guys so much for all of the love and support. You are amazing! ✨
with 💕,
~Cherie
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Cherie! Great video :)
I have been watching your channel since your exchange student days, and I used to think I will have to live vicariously through your videos forever because I never got the opportunity to study there but I decided to quit my job and go to uni at 23. It has been so daunting but now I am going to Korea next year to study. I just wanted to thank you because you have always been an inspiration to me and made me want to keep trying to find a way to Korea. It feels like a dream come true.
Aww this is such a beautiful story, thank you for sharing! 🥹 and good for you!! For choosing your dream!! It’s very inspiring 🥰 you should be proud of yourself. ☺️
I am also an American, and I came to Korea to live for just one year, but I end up living here for 17 years.
I have no regrets, and I want to continue living in Korea in the future :) good luck to you!
Thank you so much!! ☺️✨💕 that’s so cool that you’ve been here so long 🤩 and you still love it!! That’s amazing ☺️
@@FlamingMVkeys Yes, what I would recommend is learning Korean.
Speaking Korean opens up many opportunities!
There aren't as many foreigners who can speak Korean as you might think, so many companies would be interested in hiring you.
Since Korean culture has become popular worldwide, even if you were to return to the United States, if you can speak Korean, Korean companies in the U.S. or companies related to Korea would be interested in you. ☺
One of the advantages of living in Korea is that there are many beautiful countries nearby that you can easily travel to, such as Japan, Vietnam, and Thailand..etc. all just a few hours away. Korea is a beautiful country. While I enjoy visiting USA (to see my family) , I find living in Korea more fun (to me). You only live once, after all. :)
I am so so excited for you! You may remember me, I've been watching you off and on since early 2017. At the time, I was 13 and in 8th grade, and studying abroad seemed forever away. I am now a 20 year old junior in college, studying abroad next fall! This is the first video I've been notified of from you in a while, but I am so proud of how far you've come! Maybe we'll even end up there at the same time :) I really grew up with you and your content, and am super excited to be in this spot with you around the same time. Thank you for keeping this channel up and running :')
Love these Q&A videos!! 🦄🦄🦄
Another great video and I'm super excited for you! 🦄🦄🦄
Great video! Thanks for answering so many questions 🦄🦄🦄
Loving your videos! Wish you all the best 🦄
So excited for you! Enjoy this next adventure! 💜🦄
Yay Cherie! Excited to get the notification of your latest UA-cam video, but I can’t watch it right this minute; I’ll definitely be watching later, though. I’m super curious to hear all your answers to all the questions. ☺️
Cherie your such a positive inspiration for me ♥
I'm so happy and excited in the same time for you to pursue your dream in Korea ♥
Sending you all my love and supports! Wishing you a happy and successful semester in SNU
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Thanks for having this Q n A Cherie,,, Korea or wherever else,, it doesn't matter. Where your heart tells you to be is where you should be!.
🦄 Happy to see you back in Korea!🇰🇷Good luck with everything🥰I’m excited to follow along your journey! ✨
(also thanks for recommending uncanny counter many times, I just started it and im enjoying it so far!!)😆
🌸I love this video, thanks🌷
Pleasantly surprised there was a new video today! Student life can be so busy.
Unicorn 🦄🦄🦄
한국에 다시 와서 반가워요! 앞으로도 한국에서 계속 좋은 추억 쌓아가면 좋겠어요!😄
Love these q&a videos!! And insta fam right here!! 🦄
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As a fellow 26 year old so much of this video is so refreshing, I have been wanting to travel and make more life movements and I have finally decided to go travel to the UK next year which has been a big dream of mine. So many people continue to tell me I should be so much more “ahead” in life but I think everyone’s idea of “success” and a happy life looks so different and I am moving in my life to make myself more happy and grow in the way I can and want! You go girl, you are awesome and may God bless you as you continue in your journey in Korea.
Great job on question and answer on this video
Wow thank you so much!! I really appreciate that ☺️✨ I tried my best to answer the questions to the best of my ability 😁
Just remember to not overwhelm yourself, it's ok if it's not as easy as it seems, give yourself grace and remember to breathe.
You will do amazing, it's a very long process to fully learn so you don't need to rush, take your time and if you fail the first time, stand back up, dust yourself off and try again. Never give up. You can do it, I have faith in you, good luck and may God bless you.
You can take Silim subway at the front of Seoul National University. It takes about 16 minutes to go from Gwanaksan to Yeouido.
The place you feel most at home is where you are meant to be 😄
Wishing you all the best. I’ve lived in Asia and the US and agree that the set up stage is the hardest- banks, registration, phone & internet - along with the language barrier they always seem to require that one document/piece of info you dont have at hand. After getting thru this with international lingo=lots of hand waiving, we all get there and finally can move on to enjoying the country.
congrats on you new adventure GBU
Yeah....'making a life for yourself in South Korea'. I think it is part of the puzzle of how to explain things. The first two times I went, wasn't too difficult to go back home, but on the third trip, I started to have a social life and made new friends and that time, it was difficult to leave. I am older, so I have a career to complete back home, in the next few years, so I cannot just stay there, unless I become a successful digital nomad. So Cherie is right, once you start to feel at home and having a social life, you start to feel happily pulled-in.
When I felt homesick in Japan I ate American food. I don't even like American style food that much but it made me feel like I was back home again so I ended up eating a lot of it.
You’re an amazing unicorn! Lol 🦄
4:05 love watching you! Unicorn 🦄 and started watching you on TikTok (both of them)
THE WAY I REWARCHED 5 VIDEOS THINKING I SOMEHOW MISSED THE BF INFO LMFAO 🤣
so happy youre there 💚
Im excited to go, recent events have felt like pre game for living alone when I go to korea. I feel homesick right now because the "home " of having my siblings near me has pretty much ended. Next month ill only live woth my little brother and its such an extremely strange place in life but im grateful for everything its going
I rarely genuinely used Japanese as a lingua franca (common language) even when I was in Japan. The few times I did it was really cool and made studying the language to a conversational level feel much more rewarding than just speaking to Japanese people. Maybe you and your roommate will be good language partners. Then again, it sounds like she has Taiwanese friends in Seoul already. If people can stay in their language bubbles they often will - hopefully not though and you all have to become Korean speakers.
Fun to go back in time to being a student... can't imagine getting such a great opportunity. Know at this point the stress has gone up with the studying but you can handle it with Father God of course. Glad to hear you have a BF; glad you hear you set up your Patreon. You will change the world, Cherie, God has the plan for you. Best wishes always from Houston...
There are so many people traveling or even moving to Korea lately (especially women). Fall is a great time to see Korea anyway.
Excited you're back in Seoul. "Unicorn"
Unicorn 🦄 Wish u the best 🎉
I was the exact opposite - incredibly career driven (insert childhood trauma here). I met my now husband at a friends wedding in mid 2019 and i am still absolutely reeling from the complete focus shift in my life. Its why I love your videos! Part of me still likes to flirt with the idea of being a single lady doing adventurous things. Except now, I am a married woman doing slightly less adventurous things :) All i have to say is that with life - never accept less than what you deserve, ever :D
That look about the sad song question 😂
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배우는게 좋으시다니 가능하다면 대학원까지 공부하세요.
자기개발하고 학생일때가 마음도 편하고 낭만도 있어요..한국에서의 행복을 기원합니다.🎉
Skip to 5:30 for the Q&A
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Unicorn 🦄, I wish you all the best 😃
Thank you so much! ☺️✨💕🦄🦄
Thank you for your answers 🦄It was very nice to listen to you
Unicorn 🦄 ~ 😊
I remember getting a bank account in Japan was an experience. I think my Japanese was N3 or TOPIK 3 when I did it. The people at the bank were terrified of me because they didn't speak English and didn't have experience speaking to foreigners. When I did Visa paperwork the Japanese guy also didn't speak English but he could speak easy Japanese just like a language teacher. You could tell he had lots of experience speaking to foreigners. The bank people did not. I got through that and thought if my Japanese were any worse I might not have succeeded. I would have had to convince a Japanese acquaintance to come help me. It didn't have to be that hard but many Japanese people just don't know how to change their speaking style to make it easier for foreigners. Especially in businesses (IE Shopping) they often just formal Japanese because it's how they're supposed to speak but it's the most difficult style of speech.
I've been by myself in Salem Oregon since 2009 🤷🏻♀️ idk if it would feel different in a foreign country.
어머머머! !!!
한국 남자친구가 있다고요????
행복한 데이트 하세요 😍😍😍
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Unicorn 🦄
Yay for Taiwanese roomie! :D
I was really happy to find out, too!! ☺️✨
@@FlamingMVkeys omg, if you become really good friends with her, you could go to Taiwan with her the next time you have an opportunity! Taipei is a perfect 3 day 2 night trip and it has the same vibe and conveniences of Seoul imo. But you'll LOVE the food!! my parents are retired and living in Taipei, and i visit them occasionally throughout the year from Japan. So, take it from a Taiwanese American, you'll love it there :D
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I can't find you on Instagram 🤷🏻♀️
I'm a full-time SNU student. I've been watching your videos for awhile. I'm so excited for your journey!
Unicorn 🦄 hehe
Do you plan on getting a part time job?
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서울대가 워낙 넓어서 다니기에 불편한 점이 있을건데 그래도 열심히 공부해서 다음에 한국어로 동영상도 올려 주세요 기대할게요~ㅎ
I noticed the boyfriend comment 🤷🏻♀️ I just figured if you wanted to elaborate on it you would.
I heard the boyfriend mention in the last video but didn't want to comment in case it was a slip, lol. Privacy is important!
Aww you’re so kind!! ☺️
Why are you so pretty? Do you know you are pretty? ❤️
Hello. I think we will have more subscribers if you write Korean subtitles. Koreans watch UA-cam for a long time
말이 너무 빠르고 자막없이는 이해하기 어렵네요. 그리고 여긴 한국인데 기본 자막 설정도 항상 한국어기 아닌 점도 아쉽네요.😢
한국에 오래 거주하거나 국적을 얻는 사람 90%이상은 한국인과 결혼한 경우임.
무어가 다시 한국에 온 것도 남친이 있기 때문임. 한국이 아무리 좋아도 솔로로는 오래 살기 힘든 곳임. 요즘은 국제결혼이 흔해졌음. 그리고 거리를 다니는 외국인중 상당수는 한국에 거주하는 외국사람둘임. 그리고 은근히 많은 이들이 한국인과 결혼하기를 희망하고 있음.
Cherie, if you plan on staying in Korea for 3 years then we expect you to be super fluent in Hangeul by then. Please don't be one of those internationals who come to live in a country for several years and don't know anything about the language or the meaning of their culture. The kind of people who never leave Hongdae. We know you will flourish and thrive there!💪
I agree with you about needing to learn language and culture when you want to live in a country, but I don't get your point regarding cherie because she is 1) fluent in Hanguel and 2) already speaks and studies Korean 🤨🤨
@@lisey5420 I think Cherie mentioned she was 'ok' at Hangeul but not fluent which is why she is studying in Korea now. My point was only for her to make the most out here time there and not just fall into the trap of going thru the motions of everyday living. Hanging out with other expats and only speaking english with them is easy and natural but will ultimately hinder her growth. Getting out your comfort zone is the best way to learn. Many expats don't do that. Just my two cents.
Hangeul is the writing system in Korea, not the language. So if you’re talking about that, then I am fluent in Hangeul 😅 and I find this comment a bit strange since I am literally spending thousands of dollars to go to a very highly esteemed Korean language program in Korea for a year to study Korean full time. I don’t get the point of you reminding me that if I’m going to live in Korea for awhile, I should learn the language well. Because this is exactly what I’m spending my time and money doing right now. Also, me wanting to go to graduate school in Korea will require me to know a very decent amount of Korean, too. So, I don’t understand why you felt the need to remind me to learn Korean (not Hangeul) and warn me not to be
that foreigner who knows no Korean and only stays in Hongdae.
@@FlamingMVkeys because many go to Korea and do exactly what I mentioned. No need to get all chaffed about it. It was meant to cheer you on but ok 🤷♀
Don’t say “we”. We (her real subs) don’t expect anything from Cherie except for her to experience the best life possible, support her, and cheer her on. Based on your comment, you haven’t been watching her videos for long. She has traveled all over Korea, and does activities that puts her out of her “comfort zone”. Including SOLO traveling in Korea. She also has Korean friends. Saying you are trying to “cheer her on” is just trying to gaslight her, considering how hateful your comment was - that’s painfully obvious. Editing it and typing the last sentence, doesn’t change your original opinion. Think before you type, being a internet bully isn’t a good look.
So much Talking,and so little info/news..Talk talk talk.....
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Instafam let’s gooo!!! 🥳🦄✨💕
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