5 HUGE CULTURE SHOCKS after visiting Korea π°π· #korea #travelvlog #traveltips
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The swear word thing happens in most non English speaking cβ¦
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The swear word thing happens in most non English speaking countries. Here in Argentina my school dance class did a choreography to fuck you by ceelo green lol
Non pregnant people do actually sit on the designated seats. Especially old people. Some of them will also complain if they have to get up for a pregnant person - shocked the shit out of me the first time I saw itπ Edit: The way my comment was meant to be a lighthearted jab towards attitudes. How so many of you have managed to blow this out of proportion in so many directions is astonishing. Some of you really shouldnβt be on the internet or at least think before you comment please. I canβt believe some of the shit I have read here.
I just got back from Europe and over there they also never play the clean versions of songs, it must be an American thing!
Instant noodle taste even better in outdoors along the Han River when weather is cold.
These are actually very smart thinking , especially the seats for pregnant women and the stores -eating sits where you can prepare your food
I remember one of the guys from the Trash Taste podcast mentioning that he had once been in a convenience store in Japan and WAP was just playing, completely uncensored, hella loud throughout the whole store. And he was probably the only English speaker in there at the time, because no one else was reacting to the lyrics
That first dress is the most beautiful dress I have ever seen it looks straight out of fairytale. You look like a real life princess β€
Omg you were here!! Hope you had a nice tripππ
if there are no seats left (or itβs just an entitled old person) people do actually sit in the seats for pregnant women. even iβve done it beforeβpregnant women have these little pink tags that the government gives them, so as long as you get up when you see a pregnant person coming itβs all good usually
The glass walls preventing people from falling onto the train tracks is rlly smart, they should have this everywhere for saftey
In Mexico we also have designated seats, and stores where you can prepare and eat your food
Sometimes Korean shows have me wheezing because they play the craziest songs while everybody is going about their business...ππ
In my experience people often sit on the pregnancy seats.. even not moving when an actual pregnant woman comes.
The cuss words being censored is a very American thing. Iβm French and it never happens here. I was shocked when I heard my favorite Green Day album in the American version, half of the words was missing π
Wow it all looks and sounds awesome. I wish I could go anywhere in the world for free, which would be fun. I love the trains and how modern they are especially and how they play American popular music too. Thanks for sharing my friend π. Greetings from Canada
Biggest culture shock for me in Korea was how large trash bags werenβt available for sale at most supermarkets (only really small ones or none at all). I had to go to Costco for them!
Omg when I went to Japan for a school trip in high school back in 2018, we were at our sister school having a farewell party with the principals of both schools and a bunch of teachers and host students, and they were playing these explicit rap songs. The swear words weren't even the shocking part, it was songs very explicitly singing about sex and drugs and other things. We were all glancing at our teachers, and they just shrugged and looked kind of amused. π
Loved Korea, hope to return again. Lovely people, great food, and lovely history and sites.
Girl can you share about that hanbook trip? I'm interested on traveling soon for thatπ
I was lucky to have traveled twice to S. Korea. Beautiful country, very friendly people. β€