answering the most important 40 questions about Korea 🇰🇷
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Did anyone ask if you need a BA to get a job there?
I also had a question if you can answer please.
We know that BTS is all sharing about mental health and talking about bullying and about young generation and stuff but I still have not seen any kind of improvement in korean people's mindsets? If that makes sense??
Its like all BTSs hard work has gone into waste to wake up the society.
Even the kdrama stories are all the same. There are students getting bullied and attempting suicide, people abusing power, nobody giving shit about one's mental health. Don't you think these dramas are just showing the real face of their country, not making people aware about these issues.??
I wanted detailed answers of some questions from the video but They were short.
@@DKDKTV i would like to add on the guns topic a bit.. cops do carry a gun and its a .380 ACP revolver... as for the hunters they have to have there guns stored at the local police station when they arent in use...
Well, i have to say that you dont have to be a woman to admit that they are no equality, like you dont have to be black or gay to admit that their rights are violated
These questions are so based out of kdramas it's funny
That's actually a good fact. It means that people know kdramas are fake, so they want to know the truth about SK just to have a fair picture about it.
right like how common are piggybacks? seriously? lmfao
I know it is funny but kdramas have been, at least for me, the only view I have of Korea so asking these are the only way to get to a more honest view.
@@golbinnom drunk people in the streets have done this 💀💀💀
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The scientific reason behind not using deodorant is that East Asians lack the gene that makes your sweat smell. They therefore have no use for it. Lucky them because I wish I could relate. I sweat a lot and have to constantly put on deodorant 😂
@bxbysxn yeah there’s always a chance of getting it too. Somewhere down his family tree someone might have not been completely East Asian so it could of happened that way. The summer months are always the worse 😂
I think this is bound to South East Asia while South Aisan sweat like too much Sometimes you might regret getting on public transport 😅
@bxbysxn yeah I would thing so 😂 gotta freshen up somehow. Just wear lots of colone and then smell like Hollister 💀
@@ojaswdk944 oh yeah. Try being in NYC subways in the summer. That’s wretched 😂
Yeah I'm east Asian and I've never had a problem with armpit sweat 😅
“We don’t do fanservice in real life”3:55 lmaooo Danny
I really apreciate the realness of the answers. David is usually more defensive about Korea, but he's pretty objective here.
its not really fanservice though. people do slap butts when its like a bunch of peers (this isnt even a korean thing, its an asian thing. almost all asian countries do this). but ofc this is more common among teenagers to adults under 30. i dont think anyone would do it when they are over that age. also people don't do it between just two people if that makes sense. you only do it when you have that "big peer group" dynamic with friends who you like to play around with. i dont think danny and david has that kinda relationship which is why they said that. Idols do this because their relationships are very similar to that kinda friend groups. Source: I'm asian and its pretty common among most of my friend groups.
I don’t know… I think if we all chip in and generate a large enough super chat, we might be able to get a good hour of fan service.🤔😏
lol idk... I live in Busan and have seen boys and men (teenagers to 30s) touch each other a lot in ways that certainly would be considered strange in the US haha. sitting on each others laps in public, one time two men in their 20s were trying to put sand in each others' swimming trunks at the beach, etc etc. I sometimes find it odd that Korea can be quite a homophobic society, yet their standard for "correct masculine behavior" is quite relaxed compared to other countries...
@@vatefairefoutre0 when I arrived in incheon and saw men hugging or walking hand in hand I was like "wow they are so open to same-sex couples" ... and it turns out that it's just a culture thing.
And yes I disagree with Danny, people are really touchy feely with each other. I went to a party where we rented a flat and slept all together and the boys slept in a pile using each other as pillow/hugging each other. I think it is quite normal.
It's the same between girls they hug very easily each other
i have visited Seoul as a tourist and found Koreans to be very friendly. in tourist areas people stopped us to practice their English several times. i was also approached by a woman who needed help translating a letter that was written in cursive… interesting experience :)
Wow that's fun
I wanna go 😞
I used to have random Korean students ask to have simple conversations with me back in university to practice their English skills on. This was already almost 20 yrs ago, but i could just imagine that it has just gotten more popular to have Koreans and other foreigners fly out to the Philippines for their college education because of the relatively cheaper but quality education and being predominantly English speaking.
That's nice th-cam.com/video/8XbJXBkRQPM/w-d-xo.html
Thats what most of korean people do but leaving in seoul as forgeiner that doesnt mean they are friendly but only need you for some practise and thats a big problem lots of forgeiners deal with.. They have a lot of predudice and is not easy to become friends with koreans..
Now I really want to bike from Seoul to Busan some day. Another thing on my list of unachievable dreams 😂
No dream is unachievable 🤗 you can do it!
Sameee
unachievable for who?
lets do this
Same 💜
“is giving drunk people piggybacks an actual thing there” getting war flashbacks to when my friend and I were walking home after a night of drinking and she gave me a piggyback and tripped backwards and rammed me into a wall...these drunk dudes walked past and went “owww, you’re gonna feel that tomorrow’ I did in fact, feel that the next day.
also I love you guys and I always appreciate these kinds of videos but I wish you were more open minded about feminism 😭 kills me inside a little bit ngl
@Ananya Jain fr I keep seeing articles about korean men being aggressively anti-feminist like ... y’all not rocking with gender equality ⁉️☹️
@@starrygrimes500 Its not about that, feminism in korea is very different, feminism in korea is represented by radical feminist groups like womad, which are actual men hating groups, not only that these feminist groups are terfs and are also against lgbt+ rights. There have been cases where these feminist groups out gay men without their permission. A lot of foreigners just think that koreans just hate feminism cause they're conservative, but that's not exactly true. I've met a lot of very open minded koreans who have also been against feminism.
🤣🤣🤣 I’m sorry! Glad you’re okay now!
Well, feminism has made Korea/Korean ppl very sensitive. Back in the day, it was okay to give women piggyback, but if you do that now, it's sexual assault.
"We don't do fanservice in real life."
TRUEST WORDS THAT NEEDED TO BE SAID. 😂
I noticed artist like BTS and Kang Daniel are bravely addressing mental illness through their music. Also some k-dramas are beginning to deal with mental illness also.
The Rose is also pretty good
& txt!! Jonghyun too from SHINee
SeldimSeen1 i have never paid attention to Kang Daniel's lyrics and im not a fan either. could u perhaps recommend me some ofhis songs with deep meanings like that?
@@mariagian6461 "Paranoia," Andidote," and "I Hope"
also stray kids!
It's so funny to me when someone asked how long it takes to travel the length of the country and they said 6 days by bike. It really puts in perspective how small the country is.
You must be from america or something haha! As a european, korea really isn't that small at all its a pretty normal size for a country
@@hi-ve1cw Yep from the US. Biking across the country would take months probably
@@TheRealityofFake well to be fair many US states are bigger than most european countries
reading this convo made me laugh, i cant do road trips in my country cause it takes 2 hours max with traffic to go across my country by car (from east to west), by bike probs a day, i even walked from the south to the center before and it barely takes a few hours- i wonder how small u'll see my country (am from singapore by the way) in comparison to s korea, jeju island is x2 the size of my country i-
@@kelp2243 I never knew Singapore was so small!
Seems like all the Korean dramas and pop idol culture is influencing people's perception of Korea, so I'm glad you guys are taking time to go through these questions.
Exactly
To be fair Koreans' perceptions of the West has been shaped by many Hollywood movies for decades and America as the land of dreams come true. That may have influenced a lot of immigration to the US. I know this first hand as an immigrant baby back in 1975; I've seen over the years so many failed dreams but yet Koreans still get lulled to go to America. Of course many of us did succeed but not without incredible costly struggle and sacrifice.
I might add too many Koreans left because Korea was very politically unstable even though economically the miracle of the Han was truly a miracle. My parents left because of economic hardship but political hardship was worse.
I like you guys and I'm not trying to be rude, but...on the topic of the role of women in society. You 2 said you felt the book was over exaggerated, but your female colleagues said it was on point. Then you said - so it's somewhere in the middle?? That's like me reading a book about Korea (as an American) and you reading a book about Korea - and then both of us giving opinions on whether we think it's accurate. Mine is based only on my perspective of what I see. Yours is based on living the life everyday for your whole life. Whose is most accurate of a representation? Just saying that if your female colleagues are saying it's accurate, you should lean towards the fact that it's accurate. Your perceptions are not based on living life as a female - you're missing a lot of the subtle struggles because you just can't see it from where you are. I just feel like you judged your perceptions and the female colleagues perceptions as equal status - which, of course, it's not. Their perception, as the demographic being discussed, holds far more weight than yours.
Yes this also rubbed me the wrong way, thank you for pointing it out.
Of course, the Korean females perception and experiences, hold far more value than the men's, when it comes to the female struggles in Korea. However, as men, they provided their perception, which was that it does happen but they can't attest how much it happens, so the safer thing to say would be its in the middle, rather than an extreme yes or an extreme no. And I think, they also like saying it that way, so not to soil the name of Korea. But that's just my hunch. Like in my country, if people ask me, how much do people here break traffic rules - I would say a lot but I don't have a car of my own to atteast to the fact that A LOT of people here break rules. But when I hear from people, those who do travel, they say no one follows the rules at all. Now, as a person from that country, if I have to explain this to a foreigner, I can't just, "everyone breaks the rules in my country" - My country looks awful and then that would mean I am painting every person in the same light. So I would say, many do and many don't, it depends from person to person but yes, it does happen.
I feel like this is what these two wanted to say. But of course, the females who experienced it, would have a more valubale answer and accuracy rate than what these two say. But they did provide us with their opinion.
I am not trying to be rude or anything. Please don't take this as any hate. I have perceived their response in this way. I could be wrong but this is what I think.
I was thinking this exactly.
agreed!
I like DKDKTV a lot to, but say it louder for everyone that didn't hear that clearly, KiMinYoongi🥺✨🥺 this was so accurately put :))
"hangul is easy to learn, korean is not" ain't that the truth. my dad would work in korea for 6 months at a time installing & repairing wafer fab robots and he told me how quickly he learned to read hangul but still had no idea what it actually said. i tried learning hangul/korean but i think my previous knowledge of japanese kept tripping me up because i would forget or jumble up some of the characters and had a hard time picking out words by listening.
my friend was a huge fan of running man years ago and she literally learned how to read hangul through some of the challenges/games the cast did 😂
Tell me about it! I've been trying to learn for about 8 months. I learned hangul and a know a good bit of grammar, but I don't think that I can speak one sentence.
I can read hangul but I can't tell you want it means in English.
@@yukijames1321 I understand. Romanization is one of the biggest stumbling blocks to learning Korean.
Agreed
No wonder namjoon loves to bike around seoul
Small city
@@mixedchinaa it is not a small city what are you talking about LOL
That last question about communism made me laugh lmao. If you ask any average korean person they will probably tell you the South Korea is becoming too capitalist.
Yeah exactly lol, kpop itself is like capitalism on acid
People are just obsessed with communism these days since it's behind the new/old Boogeyman. 🙄
I will say I didn't expect the weirdos to infiltrate DKDKTV though
@@hi-ve1cw lmaoo fr that 4th gen is on crack
@@fezli8139 i mean.. communisim isn’t inherently bad especially compared to how intense capitalism is / the only reason communisim has such a bad name is because crazy people abuse it
@@namjoonie936 exactly lol. Something about online fanmeetings and paying for those services like Bubble where you get to text your idol feels like we're living in dystopia haha. Exploiting and encouraging parasocial relationships for profit is like next level late stage capitalism
The good thing about a video like this, is it most of us that know you gentlemen also know that you’re very honest about your country and it’s goings on.
Your generation is represented very fairly by both of you so when a person ask you a question about South Korea that person will know that they get as honest and answer and you can provide. Thank you very much for this video it was very informative and honest.
WE DONT DO FANSERVICE IN REAL LIFE! lolololololol
This is the best sentence ever. For everyone who thinks the K-Pop industry is more real than Britney's relationship with her father, or that 1D was a "family".
You were brave for the 1D comment 👀
@@DefineMorena Danny's the brave one, I just felt empowered by him. 💜
1D is a family.. Hilarious! Or the ones that think Harry and Louis are a couple. 😅
@@cameo403 a couple of co-workers, I believe hahaha
Its surprising to see people actually believing it, I thought it was common knowledge media doesn't represent the people.
Before I went to Korea I was told that everyone was so friendly and polite, when I went to Korea I experienced the opposite. However, upon reflection I think it's just down to the people you bump into in the world - some will be nice, some not so much. I don't think it should give you an opinion on the country as a whole. Will I visit Korea again after my experience with those few people? Absolutely! I also think that these things can be down to cultural differences that we have to learn and accept with one another :)
P.s. I bumped into a lot of students that wanted me to be a part of a 'Christian cult' in Hongdae - would be so great if you guys can do a video on that :)
oh my gosh these cult people are freaking me out, you really have to be cautious with them...
Omg those cults like korean tea ceremony cults are really common scams to foreigners that visit korea there are Vids on them and they are known
The negative things I've taken away from foreign youtubers is:
Beware of cults
Men can be disgusting creatures
People can not like foreigners
Try to avoid the cults by all means those folks are the worst they will even intrap you in debt the cult people are scum
people are people everywhere i dont know why everyone insists in making generalizations
Mental health is so important to be treated that's why there's a lot of suicides amongst young people and even older people they should take very seriously the mental health.
I visited Korea in 2019 with my 2 daughters and we found people were very friendly and helpful. People of all ages and genders offered help with directions etc and they often approached us first to ask if we needed help. They seemed really happy when we spoke to them in Korean even though we only knew the basics (a few sentences/words). An older gentleman came up to us and shook our hands to say thank you for British help in the Korean war! One young man even walked with us to SM Town when we asked for directions. School children greeted us and one even bowed to me. We loved our time there and would definitely visit again.
I think cancel train in korea is so ridiculous bc they societal pressure to succeed is inhuman. That’s why they let loose in their free time.
Celebs are mostly canceled for unethical behaviours like bullying or rudeness though, since the concept of a good moral upstanding is very important in Korea. But I do agree that the pressure to succeed is immense. Hopefully that changes soon
The KPOP idols have terrible lives I think, they are usually malnourished (on severe "diets" most of the time), their companies control 90 % of what they say publicly, how they dress, how they look, they don't have much of a free time... and then their "fans" criticise them very often for their "imperfect" looks etc.
"we don't do fan service in real life" SAVAGE 😂
But truth is that , while u walk the streets of Korea, u can see men do that a lot😂. However they deny it 😂😂😂don't know why.
The butt one killed me like why do you ask that ? 😂
Probably because idols do that a lot. I also had that question on my mind lol
@@kefir9372 i’m korean, skinship between same sex friendships is very normal and common hahah
if watch idols and some celebs they just love to pat each other's butt like is a normal thing between friends
Because skinship culture is very different and it's good to know what other countries consider normal. I have never touched my friends on 20 years because in my country it's not a thing but in Korea friend of the same gender will touch you a lot (like I had someone touch my boobs to see their size xD)
@@learikosontcuit7129 Ok but why just the butt, the question wasn't about skinship but the butt. I think korea think deffirently than us about the proximity between people but I don't think that it is only South Korea it also depends a lot with the personnality of a persone. In my country there is also a lot people who like skinship but not everyone and that's the same in Korea you can see that some people don't like skinship at all or don't think of it and that other people love it and are very touchy. So it's a mix of culture and personnality.
I appreciate this type of video. I like learning new stuff about Korea and where is the best place to learn it from? Right here. Thanks y’all
Agreed, more videos like this and less videos about K-pop gossip. I get the other ones get more views, but this is WAY more interesting imo. Plus, there are like millions of videos about the other stuff.
idk if this is a thing but i feel like dkdktv is my comfort channel.. it doesn't rlly matter what video, just hearing them debate and talk is comforting to me... hope they're not facing a lot of hardships and if they do i hope theyll be able to push through knowing that there are a lot of ppl appreciating their content
6:56 For the wheelchair question no, it's not easy, especially with a manual chair (but I can understand why you would think that if you don't use one since you don't know what to look for).
Even Seoul was very difficult to get around in because it's extremely hilly at random points. I'm talking steep ass if you lose your grip you're going to roll backwards and probably die hills. And because it's hilly, a lot of shops are built on the incline, so they need a set of steps or one step to get in, so then you can't just roll in. It's not the worst city in the world to go around in a wheelchair in because most of it is on the new side, a lot of sidewalks are wide, and people are very helpful, but it can be very challenging.
And like taxis in other countries, drivers will just refuse to take you because even if you can tranfser yourself into the car they don't want to load your chair into the trunk (even though they load suitcases).
A lot of places you might want to shop or eat in are simply just small or in buildings without elevators. Some of the restaurants we visited had stairs with no handrail even. If you stick to the touristy sites like indoor museums it's not so bad, but a lot of the historical sites are inaccessible because they aren't going to damage old buildings to put ramps in. You can see the outside, but not go in.
A lot of traditional restaurants too have stairs inside because you take off your shoes and then go up a few stairs to the actual eating area. I would not have been able to visit and see as much as I did had I not been able to walk a little and had help from my friends carrying my chair.
People have made vlogs about using a wheelchair in Korea, so I would look at those or even just regular vlogs and look at the streets as they walk around. Everyone has different capabilities in a wheelchair, so there is no one size fits all answer. Out of the entire country though, Seoul is the most accessible.
I like this format!
Thankful my notifications buzzed today at the right time.
Please do this kind of videos more, it is really interesting and informative, and the choice of questions is really great
This was an informative video. And I don't really feel anything against the strict korean ethical values and the way they carry themselves in public. It's actually one of the things I started liking about Korean culture first.
Me too, it's refreshing from my point of view.
Same
PLEASE make a part 2!!!! This is so informative and entertaining!
This was a great question/response - you should do more. Hopefully you will do more of these. Mahalo!
Well answered, please do another video. I found this one really helpful and interesting
Everyone who is asking about Korean liking foreigners: if you make the effort to learn the language a nd culture properly they will like you.
Older people get very impressed very quickly and tend to give you food.
Younger people, if you go to around university most of them speak English well (despite saying otherwise) and will be open with foreigners
Of course everyone is different but globally Korean people are really nice
yes do a part 2 of this, i really enjoyed it!
My experience is that though there is public wifi everywhere in Korea, I'm usually unable to access these without a Korean phone number or without identifying myself somehow and this isnt always straightforward. I cant remember exactly what it was but everytime I visit Korea I always struggle with the wifi >
I really enjoy your videos. I plan to travel to South Korea in the future when things return to normal.
You help me find information in a fun and easy way. I would like to see more of that type of video.
The videos where you made review of restaurants were interesting too. I am grateful for any tips that a tourist might find helpful.
You're making me want to visit again! I definitely recommend getting out of Seoul, and I didn't know very much Korean when I went but could at least read Hangul. I rented a car and drove all over the country. People were friendly and helpful, from the cities to the smaller towns to the rest stops along the road. Best food I had was actually street vendor food in Daegu followed by a reststop somewhere between Gongju and Yesan. Not that anyone asked. lol! I can't wait until I can travel again and go back there and explore more.
I appreciate your honest and informative answers. Thank you
Thank you for the fascinating content you crank out week after week! Much love and appreciation 💜
So informative and fun, thank you!
This is why I love this channel. I love learning about a country from the people who live there.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS VIDEO!
This was good!
Got to know, many new things about SK💜
That was really interesting, really appreciate your honesty. SK is top of my bucket list 🇬🇧
You said "bike stamps" and I knew what I'm going to do next time I go to Korea! BIKE TOUUUUR! Also for people thinking to go to SK, you should go! I did a 1-month trip across the country with my boyfriend and it was amazing. People were super nice, we didn't have any bad experience, nature was great (if you like hiking for example), food too of course and we really had a great time.
@Aas We only used buses and trains when it took too long by bus. Then, since it was a long trip, we only planned the first days in Seoul (airbnb) and then were deciding what to do depending on the weather. So we had a rough plan of what we wanted to do or visit before leaving and then planned step by step. Since we went mid-September to mid-October, there were not many tourists and we could travel quietly without too much stress!
@@Olamelama how much it cost you??
Which hotel to stay & it's daily charges ??
Sorry for troubling you but can you answer this two questions please!!!
@@Adi_Yoginii Depends on your budget. I was with my boyfriend and we're both working so I would say 2500-3000€ including flights, visits, accommodation, etc. Not including the food! I didn't count that. For your stay, it's hotels or Airbnb... Really depends on what you want and can afford, we used hotel comparators to check prices. What I've done is spend hours on blogs and vlogs, note down what I wanted to do/visit, then plan around those things (like sleeping in a hanok, visit X museum, go hiking in Seoraksan, going to Everland)... So just inform yourself as much as possible!
@@Olamelama Thanks for this valuable information!!!
Can I ask you how many days you stayed there???
@@Adi_Yoginii a bit more than 3 weeks
*I'm definitely manifesting Danny going on a bike trail with RM*
That was really interesting, thank you!
😰 I be missing stuff I need to join w/ membership. I 💜 your show.
Awesome. Thank you for this!
you guys should do more content like this!!
This was very informative. Sad i missed my opportunity to ask a question so definitely do another video like this! And yes will need your help. If all goes as planned will be coming in Oct but have a feeling unless government lifts the quarantine then we will have to push it to next year sadly.
Y'all should do more videos like this. 👍
Thank you! This was very interesting and informative . Greetings from Austria
Have a nice day everyone 💜
LOVE THIS VID you guys answered some of my questions
The bike path…amazing!!! Thanks guys!!!
Didn’t even know I needed answers to those questions even after watching and learning about S.Korea for 12 years.. but hey, yes - thank you 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing!! Really informative
Great video :D It's really interesting listening to things about Korea
An absolutely great video. Thanks! 💝 💝
I like this. Please can you have more sessions like this? Thank you🖤
Very funny and informative video. Big ❤️ from Canada! I love your channel.
I like this show..you guys should do it once a month.
thank you 😊 great video
I guess I'm a Koreaboo then because I'm practicing Korean daily, I teaching English to a class of Korean teens online each week, and I googled a local Christian Korean congregation so I could go to church and see what it's like to worship in Korean. It was an event where anyone in attendance can stand and introduce themselves and say what's on their kind or heart regarding being grateful to God for this or that blessing in their lives. I decided to try getting up to stand in front of them all, I introduced myself in Korean, and I explained that I found Korean music and dramas during a time when I could not stop crying after my mom passed away. So, it was kind of my way of giving my thanks and also showing my appreciation to the Koreans there for the beauty of the culture and everything I'm learning. All of this has helped to bring me out of a sadness and anxiety that I couldn't handle before the past 2 years when I found BTS.
Oh, and after the meeting, 10 or 11 people came to meet me and thanked me for speaking. They told me I was very brave and they invited me to come again whenever I want to. Two Korean women asked for my number and gave me their numbers. One said she would like to invite me to her home, and the other said she will help me learn Korean if I help her learn English. It was a really surprising time because I was nervous they wouldn't want me to be there. But everyone was very warm, welcoming, and kind.
That’s not what Koreaboo means
That isn't being a Koreaboo?
It just means you are respectful enough to learn more about a culture, by learning its language and customs, and interacting with Koreans in your local area.
I would really like to visit some day. This video was very nice. Good information. I have been worried about needing to learn the language before going, now not so much. Thanks.
I loved it!! Thanks, it was very informative and since I am visiting next year, it helped me appreciate the culture more. 💜
I loved this video. More please.
People were very friendly and helpful when I was there. Being able to read Hangeul helped quite a bit even if I didn’t know what every word meant. Knowing some conversational Korean was good also. It broke the ice and I felt like people genuinely appreciated my effort especially older Koreans. South Korea is a beautiful country and the mixture of the old and new side by side in places like Seoul is amazing to see and experience. Can’t wait to visit again and spend some more time exploring Busan and Jeju.
More videos like this one please
You guys always make my day. Love your videos. 🇨🇦
Great vid as always guys - appreciate the honesty :)
Well done guys.i really enjoyed your video. Honest authentic balanced and funny too
Great video!!!! Congrats!!
Thank you that's very interesting that's the first time I found people answer to real questions about a real live good work
This was great especially since we are planning to visit next year from the US.
I just love your videos. I learn so much from you(: thank youuuu
THANK you so informative
If there is too much cheese people will say it cheesy obviously 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Korean people say cheesy if there is too much cheese! what?! thats a cultural shock ultra pro max..😱
I had the cutest experience with a panicked ajumma in a small grocery store :) she tried her best at asking if I wanted a plastic bag in english so I answered "yes" in korean :D Hahaha she was so relieved that I knew some korean and told me that her husband usually deals with the foreigners but he was not there that day :) It made for a really fun and cute memory and she praised me for buying and liking kimchi hahaha
Amazing Video ❤️✌️!
I have also been to the country side with my Korean friends. That was a huge difference, yes. The country side is very calm and quiet.
I have been watching Korean content (youtubers & variety shows) for a full year so far and I can recognize some words and phrases now! This is me not even trying to study for it lol 🤓🤓
Yes, I agree we encountered during our tour we meet some koreans we're asking for directions .. we're lucky that they converse well in English, and we were really grateful..
For the sat/act I heard that UC’s are not going to need those test scores as an admission requirement moving on. But it is option to include if you want too.
oooooo yes more of these videos!
Please make another one of this!
LOVED these videos, really entertaining and informative. New subscriber 🤍
Yesss please part two
Thanks a lot❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️i love this video...cause your answer is very realistic 🥰🥰
This was awesome.
Super interesting video! If everything goes well, i'll try & study Korean in SK next year after finishing school! :)
I really like this video,it was very informative
Great videos guys. Keep it up.
Oh, this is gonna be interesting! :D
very interesting video! please do more like this 💜💜💜
I like this segment. More please 😃
i live in poland and my friend recently moved to south korea. i plan to visit her and this video really helped. thank you :)
Good answers!!
I ENJOYED THE VIDEO!