Loved this. As a Brit, it is so interesting to hear other European’s experiences in Korea. I love your format, you get straight to the questions and your questions are interesting. Often a lot of these interviews are filled with fillers, but you get straight to it. Great job 🙌🏻🇬🇧
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
@@keturahleecoulibaly9267 THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
@@basugunja I see. Though I was only agreeing to the comment that it's nice to see people from other countries in the video, but I understand your point too as i went to a uni with mostly south asian students and they dressed very well. 👍🏾
Gosh, that was so great. I wish others interviewers from other countries do the same kind of street interview. I pretty sure that knowing other places culture is a bless. And Jin, you're great, nice work.
If some Koreans talk to you, they might just want to greet global people in English. When I was a child, I said to someone 'Hello', and then the man smiled for me. It was a very good memory to me :)
I experienced both in France and Korea where random people help me with my big luggage. In France, one old man helped me with my big luggage down from the airport bus in Paris Montparnasse and in Korea one guy helped carry my bag in metro staircase. I dont even have a chance to say thank you..coz he gone in a blink of eye. And it is sooo trueee that there are so many lovey dovey couple in korea. I went to see the cherry blossom with my sister and friends. Couples are everywhere and we started to joke with each other saying 'why do i even go to this place with you girls'. Never felt sooo single in my life hahahahahaja.
@@pikoche6406 maybe he was a tourist? I donno, when i travel i help people with the luggage if they allowed me, especially staircase, because i had similar experiences with my luggage being so heavy for me before. And they might not know that i am only a tourist 😊
Hi Jin, I like your content and thanks for making this video. I would like to recommend you though to interview foreigners who have actually been living in Korea for a long time. Because I guarantee you that the experience of somebody who is just visiting or temporarily studying is different from those who have settled here. :)
So true…and he should talk to some plus size folk. We are not treated the same as skinny folk, especially if you are female. I can’t tell you how many times Koreans looked through me and my plus sized friends as they chatted up my thin friends. I can tell you no one ever helped me carry anything that I did not pay to have carried either.
i luv ur videos, because without any annoying meme sound effects. u meet with wonderful ppl n they share a great knowledge ! thank you n wish u the best 💜
My dream is to visit south korea some day.. either to study or atleast as a traveler..💜 its a beautiful place with friendly people and with rich culture and food💜 happy to see an Indian in the video...
Sorry to interrupt but people in Korea are not that friendly some are but not all I really like Korea and Koreans are good looking but people are not that good there
In France and in Paris I did receive help when I needed it I was surprised bc there still is great people everywhere Dating culture is also different in every country The video is very nice TY
In Korea ,or other east asian contries they love to subtlety brag ,,for status quo... The french are the most practical Europeans,,they know how to handle their money well, of they want Chanel or Dior, they just buy it without using credit cards. And if they want famous brands,,I think the french prefer to buy Chanel or Hermes.
I must live in a different Germany than those girls. When I have an interest in someone, I get to know them before getting into a relationship, but I don't date around while I'm getting close to someone. 🙅
Yes. They must have had bad relationships and thought that it was normal. It definitely isn't normal and especially not in all Europe. If you like someone, you don't date anyone else. But when you don't really like them and you keep them around for "the benefits"...
She said she's from Canada in the intro, but then speaks for Germany and all of Europe because she moved to Germany or something? I think that said more about her than Germany...
2:36 / 2:53 I’m so surprised by her response. I’ve always heard the opposite where there’s hardly ever pda or affection (skinship) in public in Korea, but I guess I was wrong! I live in the USA, so there’s lots and lots of couples and friends walking in groups in public and constantly touching each other, interlocking arms or hands in public and more but I’ve always heard that’s the opposite in Korea, now I know that it’s not true, wow. Thanks for the video Jin 🙏
Some couples are still ashamed of their public skinship, while others are not. It's case by case, and the atmosphere in Korean society changes quickly.. I think Not only the couple culture, everything changes quickly..;
When I visited back in 2019, I was shocked by the couple culture as well. While there was no PDA, the matching outfits were plentiful!! Boyfriends taking pictures of their girlfriends, holding their bags, etc. Couples in Korea become a blended unit.
I also didn’t see any PDA but an awful lot of matching outfits and boyfriends taking pics of the girlfriend too 😂 I saw more skinship between young guys
Couples hold hands and arms in Seoul in the streets as much as in EU in my perspective but in Korea you don’t see people French kiss on the street. Also EU men are more reluctant about being cute in public.
LOL, there’s many couples in Korea meanwhile it’s the complete opposite when I lived in the Balkans. There’s way more women than men so you mainly see many pretty, single women out and about lol.
It’s so interesting to think about what people perceive as normal or not. Because in America my current semester tuition at a public university is almost $10,000 with scholarships so 5,000 to me is quite cheap but compared to the girl from France I see how it can be different. In America things tend to vary independently by state almost. So sometimes things are accessible while in other places they aren’t
@@AriCarli I arrived in Seoul, stayed for a week, went to Busan by KTX train and then went to Jeju by ferry (took 12 hours). I took a plane back to Seoul and then left yesterday. It was a blast, I loved each part that I visited. For Jeju you need a car, I rented a bike and just rode around the country side.
i went to korea for the first time in october and this will probably sound strange but i was surprised by how slowly people walk and by how many elderly people there are! I always heard that koreans have a 빨리빨리 culture but people just kinda casually stroll down the streets? maybe its just me who thinks that because im from london and londoners all walk at the speed of light (myself included lol). Anyone else notice this who's been to korea?
thanks for the good effort! It was interesting to watch, Im from Turkey but I live in Canada I really wanna see south korea sometime:) also university tuition fee is more expensive here for internationals i think haha!
That's actually not so strange , in Germany in the fifties Korean came as contract workers. And the Korean community in Germany is the largest from Europe. So Germans citizens are used to Koreans . Like in the Netherlands we are used to Indonesians and Caribbean people , the Dutch colinezed them over 300 years. And we had contract workers from Turkey and Morocco. Maybe we feel connected ? And the culture is not strange to us ?
I think the US has a higher average salary than Korea, so it will be cheap for you in Korea. It will be as expensive for a local resident as it is for you to study in the US. For Ukraine, where I live, the average salary is 500 dollars per month, and paid tuition at a university is about 1,000-1,600 dollars per year (for Ukrainians who pass state exams well, there are grants from the state), for foreigners, paid tuition is somewhat more expensive, but not much. Before the war, many students from India, African countries, and the Middle East came to us and chose technical and medical universities.
I like how the German guy said everything about Korea in a very fair and positive way. He is one hundred percent correct about what he said when it comes to Korea. Great interview dude~
I was really smiling 😃 so big watching this. People are people wherever we go. Kindness is a Universal commodity synonymous with 'being human.' We can't let government & politicians' agendas foster hate among us. And, you're really good looking, by the way!! 😁 #fighting!
To the girl who said that old people saying hello is rude, then I think Asia is not for you 😂 Wait until you go to Indonesia where they will ask for your age, marital status, where you been and where you're going, have you showered today, etc! 🤭 I know that different country has different culture, but when you're visiting a new place, I think you should be the one who should try to understand and adapt to it, not the other way around.
Exactly! And they were just saying hello. And she was judging them for their pronunciation. It sounded funny to her so they were making fun of her. Too self centered to realise that probably the English of older people is just not that good - which is normal for a lot of non English speaking countries.
If somebody gets in your face … maybe not. I think she’s talking about people invading her private space when she’s on her way somewhere. Other girls have talked about Korean old ladies touching their hair and picking lent off their sweaters without introducing themselves. This is something that young Koreans also do not like.
Thank you that was interesting. My wife is Korean and so when I visit South Korea I get a 100% Korean experience; I am only meeting Koreans. So while I am very lucky to learn about South Korea in ways that many expats do not get to I have never met a foreigner while visiting South Korea. It was nice to listen to some foreign perspectives about the country. I could really relate to what they were saying.
The lady who said that nobody help you in Metro,,,,is She really is french???? I am asian and was living in London for 6 years and living in France for 19 years,,, there are still people helping you ,in trains,in metros .I've experienced a lot of help from all french with different origins.
I've been led to believe that Koreans don't hold open a door for you, talk to stranger's & look down on foreigners etc. That's by people who live in Korea. Didn't seem that way after watching this p.s it's a Country I'd love to visit & have for a long time. 🇬🇧🇬🇧
I’ve lived in SK for 5 years. It’s true that pple don’t hold doors, talk to strangers causally, or say thanks you or sorry very much. Edit: They do look down on foreigners but also up. The media here has been educating people in wacky ways so that fetishizing foreigners and stereotyping is very normal.
I lived in Korea for a bit, so in broad strokes there are two types of 'foreigners' those that integrate (learn the language, try to meet friends, not fck buddies) then there are those who lived in Korea for many years but can't even speak the language except for a few phrases. I found out the latter likes to complain, blame things on racism etc. Overall pretty chill country, not perfect but better than most i've been to.
They're nice to you if you are white .. if you are Indian or black, it's a different story....they don't even allow you to enter nightclubs..they literally have huge signboards outside clubs saying "No Indians allowed"
정답을 좋아하는 나라라서 뭐든 정답이 필요함. 연애하는 방식도 무조건 남들 하는 대로 해야 되고. 명품도 마찬가지로 교복처럼 되어버렸고. 끊임없이 주변을 살펴보고 국룰같은걸 정하고 남들 다 하는거 안따라하면 초조해지고 이상한 사람이 될것 같은... 자존감이 약하고 마음속에 늘 불안함이 활활 타오르고 있는 민족임.
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
I liked the video a lot. I loved the exchange student from the football team, his opinions were well-thought-out and were presented in a well structured manner. However i don't know what the girl meant about dating multiple people at the same time, it's certainly not a standard in Europe so i would like to clear it up. And with the couples, like another comment here says, i think it's couples being matchy or stuff like that in Korea, they didn't mean some obscenity or god knows what
저 헬로우 말투가 딱 우리나라 할아버지들 영어할때 말투랑 똑같아서 저도 웃겼어요 ㅋㅋㅋ 무슨 뉘앙스인지 알거 같은…
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Que horror... aquela mulher dizer que achou estranho um casal de namorados ser exclusivos e que na Alemanha cada um é liberado para estar com outras pessoas ao mesmo tempo... Aqui no Brasil isso se chama bacanal.
that brand thing is also very big in Thailand also. i went for 2 days for work and i just wore my oversize university jacket with my jeans and sneaker and i walked into the hotel i was staying and felt so out of place and poor 😂
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
I’m British. No idea what she’s talking about at 5:33 maybe she worded it wrong? Or it’s not the whole of Europe and just her country but in wales and England. that would be considered cheating if you were dating. Unless they both decided to have a open relationship but that is extremely rare.
No she means that typically you would date someone a few times and get to know them before becoming "exclusive" and "in a relationship." But it's very different in Korea because there is no "dating" phase. You become exclusive bf/gf first and then get to know each other. Thats why you can hear people saying here that there are so many couples in Korea... and generally relationships don't last long just because to them a "relationship" isn't necessarily deciding to commit long term but deciding they like each other and want to go on a few dates and see what's up
6€ for a glass of water in Germany is literally a lie. If you're in a noble restaurant, maybe, depends on the hotel/restaurant but not in a normal restaurant or grocery store etc. And no one is talking about Fiji water ? 🙄
Hi Jin amazing work that's why i love your videos and i appreciate your work because your videos are so informative and i pray for Allah you more success you and your channel
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
hi i am korean korea pay are similar in uk france germany pay rent is cheaper than London paris if you can speak korean japanese chinese is easy korean alphabet is easy if you can speak korean japanese you can become special man and woman
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
As a Korean born and raised in France and still not seen as apart of the French because I am not European (and I am completely okay with that) I don't understand why foreigners go to Korea and expect to be accepted into korean life just because they live there? You're not Korean
I agree the acceptance that foreigners seek from Korea is naive. It's a mix of self entitlement for some. Those people believe that they should automatically be accepted because they either live or vist there and the Korean people should be grateful. Then there's people who just want a genuine connection with the people but fail to understand that it's not impossible but if you dont speak the language and understand the culture norms you cant expect much out of it.
And why do you live and grew Up in france if you dont hace french blood, its seems to me that you are Hypocrite, when you say that foreigners cannot live in france, but koreans if they can live in another country, what a hypocrite of you
I am a Jamaican living in Germany and I must and do accept the fact that I am seen as a foreigner. I think it is stupid for the Europeans to want that which isn't true for even themselves. It's diffrent in Jamaica because of the size of the island and the fact that the island was shared with two different race and culture before it was colonised first by the Spanish the the English. The English had brought people of different races and culture and all placed them there and some how they accepted the fact it is better to get along than to fight. They inter-married and shared their cultures over hundreds of years. And even though the greater numbers are of African desendance they themselves were from different countries in Africa spoke different languages and had different appearance. They had one thing in common and that is they will not be enslaved to the British. The others that weren't from Africa also shared this opinion but the Africans were the ones who fought because they were treated poorly. This common goal united the cultures and this is true " should you ever visit Jamaica no one would look twice ". It's more likely they would think you're Chinese because we have a lot of Chinese living there. First when you speak and the accent is out you will be welcomed. Everywhere you have nice and not so nice people, I think it's the same in Korea or anywhere else.
@@celianeher7637 Why Chinese? No European in your country should be looked as a Chinese because racially and even visually Chinese and Europeans look different totally. You Jamaicans should understand this.
You ARE European if you're: born there; and have a citizenship. Not being seen as French is pure unadulterated racism. Regarding Korea, just because you're a foreigner doesn't mean discrimination or second class citizenship is okay, such as not getting into certain clubs, foreigner prices, etc
I used to be on Japanese based church here in Portugal and things were different to what we Westerners are used to . I remember we had Ikebana classes and we’re told to place a little towel under the scissors so that you won’t disturb the person next to you with the noise. And we learned ( At least few of us. i said few of us because things took a bad turn) to value even the little things in life . Besides, i can't have vaccines when I was a baby , my doctor advised my mother to not let them vaccinate me due to my medical histoy. so when i was 14, my mom spoke of a trip to Japan and that people that wore face masks. so starting wearing it. and since then it's been my only protection. of course because of that i faced prejudice here in the West. Well, it’s 2022 now and nobody is laughing now well, few still do but most don’t laugh anymore at me. Anyway, we Westerners need to learn from Asians. i only mentioned japan because i was talking about my own experience and at the time, i didn’t know anything about Korea. . So please don’t come at me. . I think maybe South Korea would be more accepting of foreigners if some ( if not all) would do a research on Korean culture and try to understand it before going to Korea . i’m not trying to trigger anyone. i’m just saying it so that the shock would be less…. shocking , if you understand what I mean.
You seem to sound very arrogant to me ( Westerners should learn from “ Asians” ) :( well Japan and South Korea are more advanced and richer than Portugal :) thanks :)
Not for wearing masks. I do believe in getting the immunity healthy. Because that’s what fights off infection. Also people need to have manners how cough, sneeze, yawn without spreading their germs. Masks hides the face and I rather see it.
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
I don't understand the chick saying that it is weird when the older people greet her in a big way as it is normal & they often are excited to see foreigners in Korea. The guys aslo talking about the pressure to perform seems to have come from a middle or higher class as usually people who want to woek their way up.from the bottom or have high expectations from their families would work hard which is good. In South Africa we have students who spend hours in the uni library until.late at night to study or clubs that meet early, like my hiking club met at 07:00h at the location of the hike which could be out of town & people had to meet beforehand to share a car to get there - very normal to meet early or late, maybe his life has just been very comfortable ╮(‵▽′)╭ The thing about European dating multiple people at once shocked me! Yoh! They seem to be very easy... Improper behavior. Your parents would scold you in most African households if you acted like that. Lived in Korea for over two years now, biggest 'shock' is the toilet paper bins. I heard about them before coming, but yeah, still the most shocking thing. Also, the live animals at Markets. That's just ⊙﹏⊙∥
And, THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
I would find that shocking because their country has been rebuilt after the war. So why wouldn’t they have a modern sewer system they can except toilet paper.
Water 6 euros.. 😱... Are there no British in Korea..Maybe because we are an Island. We are not in the bulk of Europe so could be the travelling so far away.. We are really laid back and our schools are short on discipline. There are no strict rules.. We just get on with it. Another great video..
Healthy competition is good but I do not like the way Korean society works. Not all people or students have same mental & physical capacity to take the pressure of competition. But they contribute to society. But in SK they are considered as failure. No society can be 100% competitive. God does not create humans to study, work, etc. at 100% capacity for long hours in a day. In the long run society will collectively fail. Perhaps this may be one reason why suicide rate in Korea is so high. Also school bullying is abnormally high. People always remain busy with themselves, in office, etc. that they have little or no time left for kids. May be that is one of the reason why birth rate is so low. Thus, in the long run, what's the future of Korean society? It may become a society for old people & controlled by young generation who are mostly from foreign origins. Scary situation....
Yeah and they love to take toooooo much attention to how they look ,,,allllllll the time.. wearing Chanel,Prada,Louie Vuitton will boost their status. Here in France usually THE RICHEST PEOPLE ARE THE MOST DISCREET AND SIMPLE PEOPLE .
Well, anytime I watched in your channel and I like more more information because I like to come one day in south Korean Sounds great thanks again, sir keep going and good luck.😊
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
@@K-newborn THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
That indian girl said right. In india men's wouldn't give that much preference for their appearance. But korean men's are not like that. They are quite obsessed with their appearance. It's good but sometimes it seems like weird to other country people . I am not here to blame anybody . Compare to india korea is more expensive to study but korean government gives quality education. Whatever I wish to visit korea once.
But in everything thing u see beauty is not good... Any job you have to see talent but not at all beauty but they are too much obsessed..... In india women also don't prefer make up..... Because we think natural beauty is the best beauty...... I don't do makeup...I hardly do 3-4 times in my whole life...... To look beautify u don't have to do plastic surgery...... But it's good if u admit that u r beautiful as u r...... Why these make all the time......society have to accept these thing....
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
@@hskskneksms3506 THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
@@hskskneksms3506 Not all Indian women are like u oldie.I am an Indian woman in my early 30s and I have always been doing make-ups whenever I go out ever since I was 21.
@@basugunja she didn't say the women She said the men loves to wear makeup most especially in the morning. And it's not something Indians do . U r just being defensive over nothing. Indians are too particular about physical appearance
I really love how kind and understanding you are of everyone’s personal experience and point of view.
Loved this. As a Brit, it is so interesting to hear other European’s experiences in Korea. I love your format, you get straight to the questions and your questions are interesting. Often a lot of these interviews are filled with fillers, but you get straight to it. Great job 🙌🏻🇬🇧
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I agree, other vids are usually people from USA so it was nice to see a difference 👍🏾🇬🇧
@@keturahleecoulibaly9267 THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
@@basugunja I see. Though I was only agreeing to the comment that it's nice to see people from other countries in the video, but I understand your point too as i went to a uni with mostly south asian students and they dressed very well. 👍🏾
Gosh, that was so great. I wish others interviewers from other countries do the same kind of street interview. I pretty sure that knowing other places culture is a bless. And Jin, you're great, nice work.
If some Koreans talk to you, they might just want to greet global people in English.
When I was a child, I said to someone 'Hello', and then the man smiled for me. It was a very good memory to me :)
This is so awesome!!! Real people, giving real and honest views of South Korea. Your UA-cam videos are truly awesome and so needed. Love love it❤️❤️❤️
I experienced both in France and Korea where random people help me with my big luggage. In France, one old man helped me with my big luggage down from the airport bus in Paris Montparnasse and in Korea one guy helped carry my bag in metro staircase. I dont even have a chance to say thank you..coz he gone in a blink of eye.
And it is sooo trueee that there are so many lovey dovey couple in korea. I went to see the cherry blossom with my sister and friends. Couples are everywhere and we started to joke with each other saying 'why do i even go to this place with you girls'. Never felt sooo single in my life hahahahahaja.
as a French, you were really lucky to have a random person helping you with your big luggage. It's really unusual especially in Paris.
@@pikoche6406 maybe he was a tourist? I donno, when i travel i help people with the luggage if they allowed me, especially staircase, because i had similar experiences with my luggage being so heavy for me before.
And they might not know that i am only a tourist 😊
Hi Jin, I like your content and thanks for making this video. I would like to recommend you though to interview foreigners who have actually been living in Korea for a long time. Because I guarantee you that the experience of somebody who is just visiting or temporarily studying is different from those who have settled here. :)
So true…and he should talk to some plus size folk. We are not treated the same as skinny folk, especially if you are female. I can’t tell you how many times Koreans looked through me and my plus sized friends as they chatted up my thin friends. I can tell you no one ever helped me carry anything that I did not pay to have carried either.
I agree. It would be a very different conversation.
@@adeleennis2255 People assume that if u r fat, u r physically strong enough to carry heavy things.
When they said 4,000.00 - 5,000.00 usd for a semester of uni is expensive 😬 We wish, here in the US.
For me, it’s three QTRs and so the year is over 15,000 at 12credits. Thankfully I have my Veteran benefits covering it. 😅
Their average income is also half of the US. That matters a lot. Though the cost of living is cheaper in many ways.
no frs i was shocked i was like i wish i would be paying that 😭
I can have only 2 courses in the semester for that amount 🙂
Agree. I WISH uni was that "expensive" in the US. 😢
i luv ur videos, because without any annoying meme sound effects.
u meet with wonderful ppl n they share a great knowledge !
thank you n wish u the best 💜
My dream is to visit south korea some day.. either to study or atleast as a traveler..💜 its a beautiful place with friendly people and with rich culture and food💜 happy to see an Indian in the video...
Sorry to interrupt but people in Korea are not that friendly some are but not all I really like Korea and Koreans are good looking but people are not that good there
Koreans are very racist to Indians...search on youtube
@@CW-rx2js yes they are also racist to Pakistanis as well
Same here❤😊
In France and in Paris I did receive help when I needed it I was surprised bc there still is great people everywhere Dating culture is also different in every country The video is very nice TY
I love to hear from European point of view. I also shocked that it's not common to have Chanel and Louis Vuitton in France.
In Korea ,or other east asian contries they love to subtlety brag ,,for status quo... The french are the most practical Europeans,,they know how to handle their money well, of they want Chanel or Dior, they just buy it without using credit cards. And if they want famous brands,,I think the french prefer to buy Chanel or Hermes.
@@VICTORIA-M-A yeah. I think the same that people love to brag. From what you said, French people do not buy much luxury items like Asians is it.
Love this channel ❤
Hopefully, I’ll be in Korea next year…
I must live in a different Germany than those girls.
When I have an interest in someone, I get to know them before getting into a relationship, but I don't date around while I'm getting close to someone. 🙅
Yes, that was generalized bullshit.
Yes. They must have had bad relationships and thought that it was normal. It definitely isn't normal and especially not in all Europe. If you like someone, you don't date anyone else. But when you don't really like them and you keep them around for "the benefits"...
And I thought I was crazy for strongly disagreeing with her (living in Germany also)
She said she's from Canada in the intro, but then speaks for Germany and all of Europe because she moved to Germany or something? I think that said more about her than Germany...
2:36 / 2:53 I’m so surprised by her response. I’ve always heard the opposite where there’s hardly ever pda or affection (skinship) in public in Korea, but I guess I was wrong! I live in the USA, so there’s lots and lots of couples and friends walking in groups in public and constantly touching each other, interlocking arms or hands in public and more but I’ve always heard that’s the opposite in Korea, now I know that it’s not true, wow. Thanks for the video Jin 🙏
Some couples are still ashamed of their public skinship, while others are not. It's case by case, and the atmosphere in Korean society changes quickly.. I think Not only the couple culture, everything changes quickly..;
When I visited back in 2019, I was shocked by the couple culture as well. While there was no PDA, the matching outfits were plentiful!! Boyfriends taking pictures of their girlfriends, holding their bags, etc. Couples in Korea become a blended unit.
I also didn’t see any PDA but an awful lot of matching outfits and boyfriends taking pics of the girlfriend too 😂 I saw more skinship between young guys
Couples hold hands and arms in Seoul in the streets as much as in EU in my perspective but in Korea you don’t see people French kiss on the street. Also EU men are more reluctant about being cute in public.
LOL, there’s many couples in Korea meanwhile it’s the complete opposite when I lived in the Balkans. There’s way more women than men so you mainly see many pretty, single women out and about lol.
It’s so interesting to think about what people perceive as normal or not. Because in America my current semester tuition at a public university is almost $10,000 with scholarships so 5,000 to me is quite cheap but compared to the girl from France I see how it can be different. In America things tend to vary independently by state almost. So sometimes things are accessible while in other places they aren’t
I live in Panama and my whole career is around 600 dollars so even 1000 would be expensive for me lol
ive been thinking about traveling to korea love these type of videos 😄
highly recommend, I just left yesterday. Had a blast
@@RandomShowerThoughts im curious ...which city did you visit?
@@AriCarli I arrived in Seoul, stayed for a week, went to Busan by KTX train and then went to Jeju by ferry (took 12 hours). I took a plane back to Seoul and then left yesterday.
It was a blast, I loved each part that I visited. For Jeju you need a car, I rented a bike and just rode around the country side.
@@AriCarli let me know if you have any questions
@@RandomShowerThoughts wow thanks :3
Jin, I'm curious of what you've learned from your interviews. Please share your thoughts.
i went to korea for the first time in october and this will probably sound strange but i was surprised by how slowly people walk and by how many elderly people there are! I always heard that koreans have a 빨리빨리 culture but people just kinda casually stroll down the streets? maybe its just me who thinks that because im from london and londoners all walk at the speed of light (myself included lol). Anyone else notice this who's been to korea?
Facts 😂 I'm from New York, went to Korea for study abroad. They do walk slow lol and its frustrating sometimes as we New Yorkers brisk walk too🤣
thanks for the good effort! It was interesting to watch, Im from Turkey but I live in Canada I really wanna see south korea sometime:) also university tuition fee is more expensive here for internationals i think haha!
Canada everything more expensive than korea
I am going to Canada this August. I paid 15,000 for tuition.
Do you live in canada or where do you live? I'm going to go to Vancouver.
@@user-bodyfulness Yes I live in Toronto! I have never been to Vancouver but I know it is more beautiful there. Enjoy!
The fact that you got so many Germans in this clip is so funny to me ......I live in Germany 😂😂😂😂
That's actually not so strange , in Germany in the fifties Korean came as contract workers. And the Korean community in Germany is the largest from Europe.
So Germans citizens are used to Koreans .
Like in the Netherlands we are used to Indonesians and Caribbean people , the Dutch colinezed them over 300 years. And we had contract workers from Turkey and Morocco.
Maybe we feel connected ? And the culture is not strange to us ?
Germans are everywhere
@@lotusflower3405 cha boom
And they all speak English so well!
@@slc4226 They do 😂😂😂
5k USD for tuition for one semester? Sounds cheap to me. It’s around that much for one semester at a cheap community college here in the US.
I think the US has a higher average salary than Korea, so it will be cheap for you in Korea. It will be as expensive for a local resident as it is for you to study in the US. For Ukraine, where I live, the average salary is 500 dollars per month, and paid tuition at a university is about 1,000-1,600 dollars per year (for Ukrainians who pass state exams well, there are grants from the state), for foreigners, paid tuition is somewhat more expensive, but not much. Before the war, many students from India, African countries, and the Middle East came to us and chose technical and medical universities.
Football training training at 7:00 am.....geeezz I have never done. The earliest was 8 am. Great content Jin.
Good morning Jin and I find your videos very informative and I like them. ❤️
I like how the German guy said everything about Korea in
a very fair and positive way. He is one hundred percent
correct about what he said when it comes to Korea.
Great interview dude~
Great video as always!! 🤩🤩🤩
I was really smiling 😃 so big watching this. People are people wherever we go. Kindness is a Universal commodity synonymous with 'being human.' We can't let government & politicians' agendas foster hate among us.
And, you're really good looking, by the way!! 😁 #fighting!
To the girl who said that old people saying hello is rude, then I think Asia is not for you 😂
Wait until you go to Indonesia where they will ask for your age, marital status, where you been and where you're going, have you showered today, etc! 🤭
I know that different country has different culture, but when you're visiting a new place, I think you should be the one who should try to understand and adapt to it, not the other way around.
Agree
Exactly! And they were just saying hello. And she was judging them for their pronunciation. It sounded funny to her so they were making fun of her. Too self centered to realise that probably the English of older people is just not that good - which is normal for a lot of non English speaking countries.
If somebody gets in your face … maybe not. I think she’s talking about people invading her private space when she’s on her way somewhere. Other girls have talked about Korean old ladies touching their hair and picking lent off their sweaters without introducing themselves. This is something that young Koreans also do not like.
Yup, also funny thing is she's the same type of person that would later complain Koreans just keep their distance from you.
Yeah the French aren’t known for their manners
Thank you that was interesting. My wife is Korean and so when I visit South Korea I get a 100% Korean experience; I am only meeting Koreans. So while I am very lucky to learn about South Korea in ways that many expats do not get to I have never met a foreigner while visiting South Korea. It was nice to listen to some foreign perspectives about the country. I could really relate to what they were saying.
Your channel is a big help! Especially for people like me who are planning on going there in South Korea. Really, huge thanks to this! ✨☺💖
5:13 How? Culture shock. Is this true? How can Europeans date other people while dating?
as a european i don't think this is true,but it depends on the person
The lady who said that nobody help you in Metro,,,,is She really is french???? I am asian and was living in London for 6 years and living in France for 19 years,,, there are still people helping you ,in trains,in metros .I've experienced a lot of help from all french with different origins.
I've been led to believe that Koreans don't hold open a door for you, talk to stranger's & look down on foreigners etc. That's by people who live in Korea. Didn't seem that way after watching this
p.s it's a Country I'd love to visit & have for a long time. 🇬🇧🇬🇧
I’ve lived in SK for 5 years. It’s true that pple don’t hold doors, talk to strangers causally, or say thanks you or sorry very much. Edit: They do look down on foreigners but also up. The media here has been educating people in wacky ways so that fetishizing foreigners and stereotyping is very normal.
I lived in Korea for a bit, so in broad strokes there are two types of 'foreigners' those that integrate (learn the language, try to meet friends, not fck buddies) then there are those who lived in Korea for many years but can't even speak the language except for a few phrases. I found out the latter likes to complain, blame things on racism etc. Overall pretty chill country, not perfect but better than most i've been to.
They're nice to you if you are white .. if you are Indian or black, it's a different story....they don't even allow you to enter nightclubs..they literally have huge signboards outside clubs saying "No Indians allowed"
정답을 좋아하는 나라라서 뭐든 정답이 필요함. 연애하는 방식도 무조건 남들 하는 대로 해야 되고. 명품도 마찬가지로 교복처럼 되어버렸고. 끊임없이 주변을 살펴보고 국룰같은걸 정하고 남들 다 하는거 안따라하면 초조해지고 이상한 사람이 될것 같은... 자존감이 약하고 마음속에 늘 불안함이 활활 타오르고 있는 민족임.
즉 자기주관이 없다는 것이고 자랑스러워할 민족국민성특징이 아니며 오히려 부끄럽고 수치스러워야 한다고 봅니다.
한국인은 자아가 없어서 바람부는대로 삽니다
Hi jin i really appreciate your work and the german guy was nice 👍 lots of love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
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I like natural way your interviews, sounds natural conversation
(2:57) 우리 같은 사람들은 밖에 못나옵니다. 커플을 보면 배아파서
I liked the video a lot. I loved the exchange student from the football team, his opinions were well-thought-out and were presented in a well structured manner. However i don't know what the girl meant about dating multiple people at the same time, it's certainly not a standard in Europe so i would like to clear it up. And with the couples, like another comment here says, i think it's couples being matchy or stuff like that in Korea, they didn't mean some obscenity or god knows what
I'm from Europe as well and I was rolling my eyes at the girl too... I thought mutual exclusivity was what most people did while dating here
@@catalincc643 yeah. It was never a thing in Europe to be in open relationships that much, idk where she got it from
The people you interviewed have just arrived in Korea. I think it would be more interesting to interview people who have been there longer.
5:13 전 이게 충격이네요....한 사람을 사귀고 있으면서 그와 동시에 다른 사람들과 연애?...ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ🙊 대단한 나라다 역시^^ 그리고 할아버지가 우스꽝스럽게 헬로우~하는 건 일단 외국인이라서....뭔가 반갑다는 의미로 그런 것 같네요...🌝
저 헬로우 말투가 딱 우리나라 할아버지들 영어할때 말투랑 똑같아서 저도 웃겼어요 ㅋㅋㅋ 무슨 뉘앙스인지 알거 같은…
Que horror... aquela mulher dizer que achou estranho um casal de namorados ser exclusivos e que na Alemanha cada um é liberado para estar com outras pessoas ao mesmo tempo...
Aqui no Brasil isso se chama bacanal.
that brand thing is also very big in Thailand also. i went for 2 days for work and i just wore my oversize university jacket with my jeans and sneaker and i walked into the hotel i was staying and felt so out of place and poor 😂
They put high prices in Europe these days. In Italy, it's just getting worse. Everything got too expensive
Hello Jin, great video 👍
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I’m British. No idea what she’s talking about at 5:33 maybe she worded it wrong? Or it’s not the whole of Europe and just her country but in wales and England. that would be considered cheating if you were dating. Unless they both decided to have a open relationship but that is extremely rare.
No she means that typically you would date someone a few times and get to know them before becoming "exclusive" and "in a relationship." But it's very different in Korea because there is no "dating" phase. You become exclusive bf/gf first and then get to know each other. Thats why you can hear people saying here that there are so many couples in Korea... and generally relationships don't last long just because to them a "relationship" isn't necessarily deciding to commit long term but deciding they like each other and want to go on a few dates and see what's up
한국에 왔는데...한국사람이 한국말로 질문한다고 자기를 무시한다고 생각한다?...난감하네...
7:56 she'd hate Mexico. We greet strangers and it's not seen as weird.
same in Ireland, just make eye contact and someone will give you a nod of the head or say well
Oh, Ukrainian grandmothers will rarely let you pass, they will always find some reason to ask or tell something🤭
6€ for a glass of water in Germany is literally a lie. If you're in a noble restaurant, maybe, depends on the hotel/restaurant but not in a normal restaurant or grocery store etc.
And no one is talking about Fiji water ? 🙄
I was also wondering where those 6 euros came from. 😂
@@lilkirsche maybe she was in Till Schweiger's restaurant lol
@@Sabrina-nv5ge OMG 😂😂😂😂👍🏻
Hi Jin amazing work that's why i love your videos and i appreciate your work because your videos are so informative and i pray for Allah you more success you and your channel
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the emergency charger thing looks rly convenient im surprised its not a worldwide thing
as an american i gotta say that im dying of jealousy that only 4k or 5k for a whole semester is expensive in other countries
wish I ran into you in South Korea, I was there for 2.5 weeks
Hello . I am currently in korea and i will be so glad to see you :)
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@5:02 why do they keep referencing Germany? Maybe they lived there for a short time or student Visa.
I wonder what Latino’s experience in Korea is, I am from Mexico and Olán on moving there next year for a little while
hi i am korean korea pay are similar in uk france germany pay
rent is cheaper than London paris
if you can speak korean japanese chinese is easy
korean alphabet is easy
if you can speak korean japanese you can become special man and woman
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Glass of water 6 euro in Germany? Could be maby in some very expensive club. I haven’t seen this yet and I live in Germany 😊
every country have their pros n cons
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best wishes from Bangladesh . you make good videos . and its very interesting i like it .
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I think this video helps to know more about koreans
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Yes 💕🥰 very nice
hearing them describe their “expensive” tuition as an American 😭😭😭 plz give me $5000/ semester
Ikr !!!
I love the girls on the thumbnail
If someone tells you "oh, helloooo..." in some strange vay, just unswer "어머나, 안녕!" in the same manner😉😆
Great 😍😍😍😍🤗
westerners always say ohhh were not part of them …. and Have you ever thought asians in your country as a part of your citizens???
OMG....! A curly-haired, black-skinned woman from Germany, truly very beautiful, special and exotic, the extraordinary beauty of God's creation.👍👍👍
all kind and good people loveit😊
i want to visit korea😊
La chica Francesa que preciosos acento tiene 💕💕
5:10 Wait is that normal in Germany? Because I have never heard anyone call that normal.
Hi Jin!! Love from Pakistan 💚💚
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Nice 💖
As a Korean born and raised in France and still not seen as apart of the French because I am not European (and I am completely okay with that) I don't understand why foreigners go to Korea and expect to be accepted into korean life just because they live there? You're not Korean
I agree the acceptance that foreigners seek from Korea is naive. It's a mix of self entitlement for some. Those people believe that they should automatically be accepted because they either live or vist there and the Korean people should be grateful. Then there's people who just want a genuine connection with the people but fail to understand that it's not impossible but if you dont speak the language and understand the culture norms you cant expect much out of it.
And why do you live and grew Up in france if you dont hace french blood, its seems to me that you are Hypocrite, when you say that foreigners cannot live in france, but koreans if they can live in another country, what a hypocrite of you
I am a Jamaican living in Germany and I must and do accept the fact that I am seen as a foreigner. I think it is stupid for the Europeans to want that which isn't true for even themselves. It's diffrent in Jamaica because of the size of the island and the fact that the island was shared with two different race and culture before it was colonised first by the Spanish the the English. The English had brought people of different races and culture and all placed them there and some how they accepted the fact it is better to get along than to fight. They inter-married and shared their cultures over hundreds of years. And even though the greater numbers are of African desendance they themselves were from different countries in Africa spoke different languages and had different appearance. They had one thing in common and that is they will not be enslaved to the British. The others that weren't from Africa also shared this opinion but the Africans were the ones who fought because they were treated poorly. This common goal united the cultures and this is true " should you ever visit Jamaica no one would look twice ". It's more likely they would think you're Chinese because we have a lot of Chinese living there. First when you speak and the accent is out you will be welcomed. Everywhere you have nice and not so nice people, I think it's the same in Korea or anywhere else.
@@celianeher7637 Why Chinese? No European in your country should be looked as a Chinese because racially and even visually Chinese and Europeans look different totally. You Jamaicans should understand this.
You ARE European if you're: born there; and have a citizenship. Not being seen as French is pure unadulterated racism.
Regarding Korea, just because you're a foreigner doesn't mean discrimination or second class citizenship is okay, such as not getting into certain clubs, foreigner prices, etc
I rather for them to say HELLO, rather than STARE.
I used to be on Japanese based church here in Portugal and things were different to what we Westerners are used to . I remember we had Ikebana classes and we’re told to place a little towel under the scissors so that you won’t disturb the person next to you with the noise. And we learned ( At least few of us. i said few of us because things took a bad turn) to value even the little things in life . Besides, i can't have vaccines when I was a baby , my doctor advised my mother to not let them vaccinate me due to my medical histoy. so when i was 14, my mom spoke of a trip to Japan and that people that wore face masks. so starting wearing it. and since then it's been my only protection. of course because of that i faced prejudice here in the West. Well, it’s 2022 now and nobody is laughing now well, few still do but most don’t laugh anymore at me.
Anyway, we Westerners need to learn from Asians. i only mentioned japan because i was talking about my own experience and at the time, i didn’t know anything about Korea. . So please don’t come at me. . I think maybe South Korea would be more accepting of foreigners if some ( if not all) would do a research on Korean culture and try to understand it before going to Korea . i’m not trying to trigger anyone. i’m just saying it so that the shock would be less…. shocking , if you understand what I mean.
You seem to sound very arrogant to me ( Westerners should learn from “ Asians” ) :( well Japan and South Korea are more advanced and richer than Portugal :) thanks :)
Not for wearing masks. I do believe in getting the immunity healthy. Because that’s what fights off infection. Also people need to have manners how cough, sneeze, yawn without spreading their germs. Masks hides the face and I rather see it.
I'm living in Portugal right now and I agree, I wish more people wore masks like they do in Korea/ other Asian countries.
Tuition is 4 to 5000 I want to study for that much US schools cost more😭.
Interesante video.Gracias por subtitulos.
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Maybe to be fair ask those people who stay in Korean for very long . This wud be better like 5yrs an above wud be cool .
Cries in $37,000/yr tuition fee at an American university 😂
Cries in £40500/yr tuition fee in the uk💀🫠
but how do you guys pay for it? did you take out a loan?
Why the hell is it so expensive there? Is it the same amount for all universities, or is it just expensive for the top tier ones?
I wanna visit
2:58 한국인들 연애 강박 좀 버려야함 연애를 무슨 미션처럼 계속하고 안하면 이상하게 생각함
Agree 💯 with the French women!
France 🇫🇷 wasn’t a friendly place.
I don't understand the chick saying that it is weird when the older people greet her in a big way as it is normal & they often are excited to see foreigners in Korea. The guys aslo talking about the pressure to perform seems to have come from a middle or higher class as usually people who want to woek their way up.from the bottom or have high expectations from their families would work hard which is good. In South Africa we have students who spend hours in the uni library until.late at night to study or clubs that meet early, like my hiking club met at 07:00h at the location of the hike which could be out of town & people had to meet beforehand to share a car to get there - very normal to meet early or late, maybe his life has just been very comfortable ╮(‵▽′)╭
The thing about European dating multiple people at once shocked me! Yoh! They seem to be very easy... Improper behavior. Your parents would scold you in most African households if you acted like that.
Lived in Korea for over two years now, biggest 'shock' is the toilet paper bins. I heard about them before coming, but yeah, still the most shocking thing. Also, the live animals at Markets. That's just ⊙﹏⊙∥
You are absolutely correct.
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In India also people cannot date multiple number of guys otherwise people kick their @&& v.badly.
I would find that shocking because their country has been rebuilt after the war. So why wouldn’t they have a modern sewer system they can except toilet paper.
@@basugunja USA used to be like that. Now we are regressing, seems like many don’t care what they wear out in public.
The thing that bothers me the most is people spitting on the streets very comfortably. This is reallly disrespectful to the other people.
I hate it too
Sadly it's common, I'm a guy & find it disgusting
Water 6 euros.. 😱... Are there no British in Korea..Maybe because we are an Island. We are not in the bulk of Europe so could be the travelling so far away.. We are really laid back and our schools
are short on discipline. There are no strict rules.. We just get on with it.
Another great video..
A bottle costs around 3-3,5 euros in restaurants. 6 Euros maybe for a noble restaurant 😂
Is it ok people with brown skin visit Korea for holiday?If so what place is good?
biggest shock is👌👌👌👌
People will intentionally plow into you with their cars when you have the right of way.
2:53 😂😂
I loved korea.
Alot of old people did stare but it was ok. I loved korea and would love to live there one day.
No 6€ water in germany in any Restaurant.
oppa u are so handsome ...... i adore u .....u have a great charm and nice smile
Healthy competition is good but I do not like the way Korean society works. Not all people or students have same mental & physical capacity to take the pressure of competition. But they contribute to society. But in SK they are considered as failure. No society can be 100% competitive. God does not create humans to study, work, etc. at 100% capacity for long hours in a day. In the long run society will collectively fail. Perhaps this may be one reason why suicide rate in Korea is so high. Also school bullying is abnormally high. People always remain busy with themselves, in office, etc. that they have little or no time left for kids. May be that is one of the reason why birth rate is so low. Thus, in the long run, what's the future of Korean society? It may become a society for old people & controlled by young generation who are mostly from foreign origins. Scary situation....
Yeah and they love to take toooooo much attention to how they look ,,,allllllll the time.. wearing Chanel,Prada,Louie Vuitton will boost their status. Here in France usually THE RICHEST PEOPLE ARE THE MOST DISCREET AND SIMPLE PEOPLE .
Well, anytime I watched in your channel and I like more more information because I like to come one day in south Korean Sounds great thanks again, sir keep going and good luck.😊
Thanks a lot! I appreciate that.
Me too 😍🤍💜
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6:07 *smiles in American*
biden wiped my 80k
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
@@K-newborn THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
Oppa, why you so hansome?
독일남자 정확하게 한국을 꿰뚫어보고있다. 우리나라 사람다 됐네.
bro she brings up throw-away batterys. Like is she serious? xd
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She said that in Germany people can date several people at once it’s normal?! 😮 it’s not like that in France at all.
No it’s not normal here
She talked generalized bullshit. 😂Just because she does it, doesn't make it normal here. It's unusual in Germany.
That indian girl said right. In india men's wouldn't give that much preference for their appearance. But korean men's are not like that. They are quite obsessed with their appearance. It's good but sometimes it seems like weird to other country people . I am not here to blame anybody . Compare to india korea is more expensive to study but korean government gives quality education. Whatever I wish to visit korea once.
But in everything thing u see beauty is not good... Any job you have to see talent but not at all beauty but they are too much obsessed..... In india women also don't prefer make up..... Because we think natural beauty is the best beauty...... I don't do makeup...I hardly do 3-4 times in my whole life...... To look beautify u don't have to do plastic surgery...... But it's good if u admit that u r beautiful as u r...... Why these make all the time......society have to accept these thing....
THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
@@hskskneksms3506 THE INDIAN LADY SAID IT WRONG SINCE I MYSELF AM AN INDIAN WOMAN WHO ALWAYS DRESSES UP AND WEAR MAKE-UP WHENEVER I GO OUT. AND NUMEROUS GIRLS AND WOMEN IN INDIA DO SO.
@@hskskneksms3506 Not all Indian women are like u oldie.I am an Indian woman in my early 30s and I have always been doing make-ups whenever I go out ever since I was 21.
@@basugunja she didn't say the women
She said the men loves to wear makeup most especially in the morning. And it's not something Indians do .
U r just being defensive over nothing. Indians are too particular about physical appearance