It’s very interesting that several women pointed out the stereotype of being perceived as “open-minded” or “extroverted.” I do wonder if that leads to strangers being more inappropriate/less respectful of the women’s personal boundaries.
I think this happens not only in South Korea but in others countries. Like in Europe guys coming from other cultures thin European women are more extroverted and open-minded, leading to inappropriate behaviours
Watching your videos helped me feel more confident and prepared for coming to Korea. I've been here for about two months now, and learning how my experiences are different or the same as people you interviewed has been interesting. It is really a learning experience to travel and experience other cultures. Also, I really like you jacket.
5:46 …Since we are in Ramadan… Happy Ramadan to all Muslim… and thanks for adding this in …😊and she’s all innocent … you can tell from her voice that she’s good energy
@pianist1408 it’s obvious you haven’t been here for long😅Please watch his other videos. He makes videos for foreigners to get a better view of the reality of living or visiting or dating or working in Korea from a foreigner and native Koreans perspective🤍
Bravo - we need more videos that highlight the experiences of (or more importantly, listen to) foreign women in Korea. Appreciate this content very much! 🙏
Can you ask Korean office workers what their work/life balance is like? Their views on work? Is it similar to china where a lot of youths have given up and are "lying flat"?
I really liked this video and the interviewees. The Argentinian twins are well known artists, they are body painters. The Kyrgystan girl woooow, muy linda!!!
I'd like to see interviews with foreigners that look like Koreans too if possible. I'd like to hear about their experiences looking like Korean people but not speaking the language that well and not knowing the etiquette and stuff, if they are treated differently from obvious foreigners. Thanks.
ik u didn’t ask but i’m korean american and going there i’m treated pretty much the same until they find out that i’m from america, and then they do start to treat me like an outsider. of course not as bad as being a full fledged foreigner, but i still get the feeling that i’ll never be ‘one of them’ if that makes sense. overall though it’s definitely easier being korean passing because outwardly you look like them and you’ll be treated the same by strangers and what not. i know korean but i do have an american accent when i speak so when i talk to people that’s usually when they realize i’m not actually from korea lol
If you don't speak korean pretty fluently then for the most part they are treated all the same from what I seen. Because obviously most koreans don't feel comfortable if they have to speak English.
I like a lot your videos and I love the german woman because I'm also a vegeterian and when you travel it is really hard, depending on the country, to find vegetarian options. Lots of love to her ❤
Wow, congrats on hitting 100 videos! my first time commenting, but I gotta say, your kind and thoughtful demeanor always leaves an impression on me😊You've even motivated me to study some English as well hahaha Maybe we'll run into on the streets of Korea someday🫶🏻
I just want to say I really appreciate your videos 🫶🏾 I am studying abroad in Seoul this fall semester, and they have been giving me an idea of what to expect. I'm really excited, but I feel like im not that nervous because it hasnt hit me that I'll be living there for a few months yet.
Hey! I live in Korea, and Seoul actually has quite a few vegan and vegetarian restaurants! The rest of Korea, not so much haha. In Seoul, some really good vegan places are Monk's Butcher, Vegetus, Food Does Matter, Acorn Cafe. There's Drunken Vegan in Hongdae. Maji is traditional Korean food but prepared in a vegetarian way and it's near Gyeongbokgung palace! Basically, bibimbop is your friend, and when in doubt, look for Indian food cuz there's plenty.
i regularly have people come to me to touch my hair here in my country (france) , so i wouldn't be offended by that I think. it's just curiosity. I would not like men doing that though, as it could have another meaning than girls.
What did the German say ?They treat you as a foreigner even though you speak Korean? Can she explain how her country is treating people who lived their whole life in Germany, speak German better than their native language but are treated like garbage because they are not German? But when the same thing is happening to her she is shocked lol it’s always the same with racism they don’t want to be treated the way they treat others
@@lasciemie6346 I didn’t say she said it I I KNOW that is happening,first hand experience😉Even if you speak German better than your native language and are born in Germany Germans will never accept you no matter how long you’ve lived in Germany the slightest critic and they will call you racial slurs I experienced everything. To me it is funny how she criticize the exact same thing that is happening everyday in her country wonder if she has the same reaction to that as well.
So, Korea is like the Germany of not so long ago, in terms of availability of vegetarian food? 'Cos I heard that Germany used to be so HAAARD for vegetarians, lol. Being a vegetarian was NOT popular in the Germans of the early 2000s, I heard.
Latina speaking here, answering your question, not all latinas are curvy just like the argentians twins mentioned in the video, latinas come in every shapes and sizes. Some are skinny, some are curvy, some are chubby and some are flat as board (front and back). Adding to that also latinos come in every shade of skin, black latinos, white latinos and tan/brown latinos.
older people do that because its a show of affection as they would only do that to a daughter. and younger koreans open a seat on bus to show same affection/ respect toward older people
it’s great advice. you should be open minded as a traveller and respect customs. doesn’t matter what religious background you have. she’s also from Finland which is mostly homogenous until recently, so I’m sure she knows what she’s saying. pls don’t be so prejudiced. travelling unites people regardless of their differences 🤍
@@Cxs1a3 its not. Muslims are people like everybody else which means there are also open minded ones among them. Stop it with the negative stereotyping.
The Muslim girl seems really nice and respectful but Koreans have no obligation to educate themselves about Islam. She is a guest there - she is obligated to educate herself about Korean culture and religion (especially since the majority prefers no religion at all), so as not to offend anyone.
@@MMOfreakOUT1 Oh ok racist. She was obviously raised in Finland, while I obviously know her heritage is east african she said she was born in Finland and I clocked her accent immediately as that.
@@dickidsrip5262 "racist" oh no my feelings are hurt wah wah. Find a new slurr you don't know the definition of. That one is getting old. Being nordic is an ethnic group. Someone born in Iraq is not automatically Arab either. I literally just corrected you.
@0mnicron the comment is the same as when I replied. And maybe it was exaggerated of me to call it racist but it's definitely a micro aggression to write that word in quotation marks in this context. It may seem trivial to some but I stand by the fact of what I said.
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The young Muslim woman,answer is great.she's already a walking example.as a traveler myself,I share that statement.
I love the little interaction you had with the Californian girl, she seemed like such a vibe ☺️
I saw the Argentinian girls and the first thing that popped in my mind was White Chicks 😭
Onda😭
Haha me too.
foul 😭
Same lmfao 🤣
😂
It’s very interesting that several women pointed out the stereotype of being perceived as “open-minded” or “extroverted.” I do wonder if that leads to strangers being more inappropriate/less respectful of the women’s personal boundaries.
It probably does
I think this happens not only in South Korea but in others countries. Like in Europe guys coming from other cultures thin European women are more extroverted and open-minded, leading to inappropriate behaviours
It does...
Watching your videos helped me feel more confident and prepared for coming to Korea.
I've been here for about two months now, and learning how my experiences are different or the same as people you interviewed has been interesting. It is really a learning experience to travel and experience other cultures.
Also, I really like you jacket.
5:46 …Since we are in Ramadan… Happy Ramadan to all Muslim… and thanks for adding this in …😊and she’s all innocent … you can tell from her voice that she’s good energy
I really love the interviewer interaction with people and his sense of fashion💖👌🏻👌🏻
bros drip is unmatched
He’s a gorgeous man 😅
@pianist1408 it’s obvious you haven’t been here for long😅Please watch his other videos. He makes videos for foreigners to get a better view of the reality of living or visiting or dating or working in Korea from a foreigner and native Koreans perspective🤍
Yessss to both❤
#SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet 🌸
He’s a model!
The hijabi girl is so cute and calm🥰
I think she is an ARMY, because of the color of her hijab.
@@ridita5221
I'm a muslim from Egypt
But it's ok for us to wear different colors of hijab
Btw I'm an army😂💜
Bravo - we need more videos that highlight the experiences of (or more importantly, listen to) foreign women in Korea. Appreciate this content very much! 🙏
Can you ask Korean office workers what their work/life balance is like? Their views on work? Is it similar to china where a lot of youths have given up and are "lying flat"?
I really liked this video and the interviewees. The Argentinian twins are well known artists, they are body painters. The Kyrgystan girl woooow, muy linda!!!
I'd like to see interviews with foreigners that look like Koreans too if possible. I'd like to hear about their experiences looking like Korean people but not speaking the language that well and not knowing the etiquette and stuff, if they are treated differently from obvious foreigners. Thanks.
ik u didn’t ask but i’m korean american and going there i’m treated pretty much the same until they find out that i’m from america, and then they do start to treat me like an outsider. of course not as bad as being a full fledged foreigner, but i still get the feeling that i’ll never be ‘one of them’ if that makes sense.
overall though it’s definitely easier being korean passing because outwardly you look like them and you’ll be treated the same by strangers and what not. i know korean but i do have an american accent when i speak so when i talk to people that’s usually when they realize i’m not actually from korea lol
Omg yes gyopo and southeast Asians have VERY different experiences
If you don't speak korean pretty fluently then for the most part they are treated all the same from what I seen. Because obviously most koreans don't feel comfortable if they have to speak English.
I like a lot your videos and I love the german woman because I'm also a vegeterian and when you travel it is really hard, depending on the country, to find vegetarian options. Lots of love to her ❤
8:07 😂I gave up… on learning Korean… this channel has taught me a lot to be comfort with what I know
I would love to see an interview about what people do for work their and their experiences in that field
I Love K Explorer! Keep doing your thang Bro
As it‘s an interview about Korea, I wish there were Korean subtitles. Please please
4:16 somali queen 👸🏾 🫶🏾
I see Somalia girl ohh she is cute 🎉❤ Im from Somalia I hope 4 year after I come south Korea
Wow, congrats on hitting 100 videos! my first time commenting, but I gotta say, your kind and thoughtful demeanor always leaves an impression on me😊You've even motivated me to study some English as well hahaha Maybe we'll run into on the streets of Korea someday🫶🏻
I just want to say I really appreciate your videos 🫶🏾 I am studying abroad in Seoul this fall semester, and they have been giving me an idea of what to expect. I'm really excited, but I feel like im not that nervous because it hasnt hit me that I'll be living there for a few months yet.
I was just there for 2 weeks and had the time of my life.
@10:08 they are cute girls but I'm not going to lie I immediately thought of the movie white chicks😂
1:57 ..😊okay …okay… 😂let’s give Mr k explorer his flowers 💐…my mans drip is 💯👌🫶…you looking fly .. 😂 today your fashion presence has humbled me
Que bien por los subtitulos en mi idioma,pude comprenderlo todo,tan interesante,muchas gracias.🇪🇸😊
I like your outfit mr K🥰
Love this channel. The filming is very good, what camera is used?
0:11 Are you a Somali women !!! I can see my people ❤❤
No doubt
She is somali saw on instagram he tagged her account 😊
@@Rmveber whats her @?
@@sahane7951 it’s @sumeyaadan
@@Bashir000 no
I love this channel! Keep it up!
fellow vegetarian girl, im going to seoul in middle of may, help me find good places to eat hahah!
Many Korean Buddhists are vegetarian. Look for temple food :)
Hey! I live in Korea, and Seoul actually has quite a few vegan and vegetarian restaurants! The rest of Korea, not so much haha. In Seoul, some really good vegan places are Monk's Butcher, Vegetus, Food Does Matter, Acorn Cafe. There's Drunken Vegan in Hongdae. Maji is traditional Korean food but prepared in a vegetarian way and it's near Gyeongbokgung palace! Basically, bibimbop is your friend, and when in doubt, look for Indian food cuz there's plenty.
9:12 😂… Thailand… two days … 😅she’s just here for the night life
😅😅I'm on a trip to nice france right now, but I keep staring at me for being an asian.
Your voice is ❤
You should ask what they do in korea for work! Sometimes they’re not always a student or traveling.
10:01 … Argentina 🇦🇷…😹 Messi in Korea… just an example you don’t need to learn Korean… 😂just show up and enjoy life ..
You remind me of the actor of "Everybody Hates Chris," the adult version. 🙂
Sumeya from Somalia 🇸🇴
first somali i seen in korea
Me too lkn qof walba oo laweydiyo dadkey firiyaan ey dhahaan ilahey ima geeyo wadankaas
Ikr
bro we are every where😀
@@adamsaciid4919 not a flex
@@prettygirl8612 amiin ,yaa reer ey cun dalkooda taga oo fiyow
11:41 ..😂 when they say … is like… 😅… my mind just runs to Messi
no matter which country you visit, you have to accept certain points. can not help it. same for me.
i regularly have people come to me to touch my hair here in my country (france) , so i wouldn't be offended by that I think. it's just curiosity. I would not like men doing that though, as it could have another meaning than girls.
she cute @0:40 i like a shorty with curls
The guy has a nice voice
So women should avoid clubs in Korea if they are foreigners? If a foreign girl goes to a club, then many men will assume she is looing for sex(2:47).
Yes
n0
Pretty much, that’s the consistent advice I’ve heard from all videos… unless you go out with a group of people
7:30 😊… 😂she’s Chinese or … just asking no offense…
She's Kyrgyzstani. It has varied ethnic people, and many of them look very "Asian" compared to other former Soviet countries.
The 2 Argentinian chicks look like the 2 girls from white chicks.
9:54 suddenly reminded of the girls from White Chicks LOL
foreign-JURR
What did the German say ?They treat you as a foreigner even though you speak Korean? Can she explain how her country is treating people who lived their whole life in Germany, speak German better than their native language but are treated like garbage because they are not German? But when the same thing is happening to her she is shocked lol it’s always the same with racism they don’t want to be treated the way they treat others
She never said it doesn't happen in Germany, why so hateful
@@lasciemie6346 I didn’t say she said it I I KNOW that is happening,first hand experience😉Even if you speak German better than your native language and are born in Germany Germans will never accept you no matter how long you’ve lived in Germany the slightest critic and they will call you racial slurs I experienced everything. To me it is funny how she criticize the exact same thing that is happening everyday in her country wonder if she has the same reaction to that as well.
@@MadeleineJosephineTozer Where are you from?
@@basma4441 isn’t it obvious? I live in Germany
@@MadeleineJosephineTozer 베를린 지하철안에서
백인남자가 나에게 "쌀먹는놈"이라고 했었지
한국어를 잘하는 슈투트가르트 출신 친구가
무슨뜻인지 말해줘서 알았다
Mds as últimas parecem as branquelas
Xaliimo somaali mxaa beenta u sheegtay adi maa finld ah😂😂
The woman from Germany and the other from Kyrgyzstan are STUNNING BEAUTIES ✨️.
I want to go to Korea but I fear I won't fit their beauty standards.
2:05
Kyrgyzstan girls are so cute ❤️🔥 6:47
The woman from Illinois is being very positive due to her positive experience but quite naive.
The Kyrgyz and the Argentine girls are so beautiful
For me the Kyrgyzstan girl.
@@juanpAAA2059 for me the Russian girl
Kyrgyzstan girl is hot ❤
Indeed the Kyrgyz woman is the most beautiful.
You just can't beat Russian girls ❤
interview some Muslims in one video , will get alot of content :)
agree
ой.. 6:55
So, Korea is like the Germany of not so long ago, in terms of availability of vegetarian food? 'Cos I heard that Germany used to be so HAAARD for vegetarians, lol. Being a vegetarian was NOT popular in the Germans of the early 2000s, I heard.
한국인이 외국인을 피하는 이유는 영어에 자신감이 없기 때문입니다. ㅋㅋ
yes
wait latinas are not all curvy?
Latina speaking here, answering your question, not all latinas are curvy just like the argentians twins mentioned in the video, latinas come in every shapes and sizes. Some are skinny, some are curvy, some are chubby and some are flat as board (front and back). Adding to that also latinos come in every shade of skin, black latinos, white latinos and tan/brown latinos.
Lol
The stereotypes are more their perspective I think. Koreans really don’t have stereotypes about foreigners
older people do that because its a show of affection as they would only do that to a daughter. and younger koreans open a seat on bus to show same affection/ respect toward older people
How about you go try touching their hair 🙄
first i think
6:30 a muslim girl says to those who come to Korea 'be open minded'. I find your religion/muslim very ironic.
it’s great advice. you should be open minded as a traveller and respect customs. doesn’t matter what religious background you have. she’s also from Finland which is mostly homogenous until recently, so I’m sure she knows what she’s saying. pls don’t be so prejudiced. travelling unites people regardless of their differences 🤍
so what? There are a lot of open minded muslims just like in every other group. Maybe put aside your stereotypical thinking.
@@Cxs1a3 its not. Muslims are people like everybody else which means there are also open minded ones among them. Stop it with the negative stereotyping.
The Muslim girl seems really nice and respectful but Koreans have no obligation to educate themselves about Islam. She is a guest there - she is obligated to educate herself about Korean culture and religion (especially since the majority prefers no religion at all), so as not to offend anyone.
That means you didn’t listen to what she said. 😂 that’s how you pick emotions on nonsense 😂😂
Cope seethe and repeat babe
Literally when did she say anything about Koreans educating themselves??
you are g0ated
That is not what she said. Try watching the whole thing.
That black girl is so naive, but yet she been there for only a month and a week.
I personally love that for her, that she didn't have any negative experiences yet. Let a girl breathe mate, I hope it stays that way.
@@Smittenhamster he is projecting onto her and has some sort of inferiority complex
scandinavia (finland) now is muslim. Keep fighting Finland !
As someone born in Finland, Finland is not part of scandinavia (Sweden/Norway/Denmark). It’s a nordic country
Blonde girl at the end look more asian than Koreans 😂🤔🤔
lol
I knew The black girl in Hijab had to be nordic from her accent.
"Nordic"
@@MMOfreakOUT1 Oh ok racist. She was obviously raised in Finland, while I obviously know her heritage is east african she said she was born in Finland and I clocked her accent immediately as that.
@@dickidsrip5262 "racist" oh no my feelings are hurt wah wah. Find a new slurr you don't know the definition of. That one is getting old.
Being nordic is an ethnic group. Someone born in Iraq is not automatically Arab either. I literally just corrected you.
@0mnicron the comment is the same as when I replied. And maybe it was exaggerated of me to call it racist but it's definitely a micro aggression to write that word in quotation marks in this context. It may seem trivial to some but I stand by the fact of what I said.
@0mnicron I always edit my comment. Primarily to make sure it wasn't deleted. I legit just said "Nordic" lmao.