I like how the interviewer(Jin) is so respectful and does not interject and let's the people express whatever they want to, however they want to. The German guy gives a vibe like he is almost not from Germany but from the lanes of pawn shops in NYC or something with his wisdom about spending and doing life.
The German guy has the most informative explanation. If you either living cheap or expensive, it doesn’t measures your happiness if your 20something years old since all u want to do is go out and have a good time with friends but of course it’s a different story if you establish a family.
only that in his case, as he said himself, he is partying a lot and isnt saving on it either, as he said he isnt buying alcohol in convenience stores first but only drinks in the clubs. you can still save money when you go out partying, sometimes you dont even have to drink alcohol to have fun, if you dont drink, you can save even more.
The GKS program sounds wonderful to help international students, to bring talent to Korea, to increase prestige of Korean universities, and to provide opportunity for those who might not have been born into them. This program sounds very forward thinking - a good example for wealthy nations.
Aziz! He’s my type of guy 😄 .. I really wanted to know the cost of living for someone who’s actually living and enjoying himself, instead of going to there looking for ways to save money. Thank you for interviewing people from all walks of life💙 .. and plz do more of the partying tourists type)))
as the owner of several convenience stores i was last week in CHANGWON. i visited supermarkets and compared brand prices there against UK prices. i found them near the same but the cheaper prices you had to buy multi pack or larger volume sizes. compared to the local earnings i thought it dearer to live there than the UK. Yes buy at street markets and get fish and vegtables cheaper but washing powder, toilet rolls and household products dearer. Then again shop around in the many multi national supermarkets here and you can reduce your weekly food bills. not sure if korea has as many multinational supermarkets competing with each other on prices to force prices down. Look at ALDI and LIDL in the UK. i suspect koreans are very loyal to local brands as near every car i saw was a KIA ro HYUNDAI. perhaps the control of foreign multi nationals expanding in KOREA is restricted?
Hello sir I'm very happy to know more information after watching your videos. your all videos are very amazing👍 And different different topics always and that's good. when i come to korea i will definitely meet you. 😊👍
@@rodsalomon6524 If you look at a pic of a world map, SOUTH EAST Asia is in the east and Europe is in the west. That is why we call them westerners. *this includes people from the Americas
@@earthmoon236 what I mean is that not all western countries are as expensive as Europe. I’m from Mexico and I live in a South Asia, of course I know what you’re trying to say. I just don’t like when people think European thinking can be comparable to the rest of Western countries.
Hai Jin can you do a video on tourist place,also i want to know about when a foreigner comes to korea for visiting what are the precautions to take..simply what are the formalities
Really want to go to Seoul with working holiday visa, any person got experience to get a job without speak Korean? For example in a Fitnessclub or in a fast food restaurant? And what is the minimum salary, I didn't expact the low prices
i love Korea so much 😍🥰 my dream is to to go Korea😌🤥😮💨🤔😔 ....but i have never go there, i think its depends on where u live to spend,,,,,, but I love Korea how much it is I love koorea People Loveeeeee so much 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I understand you are very respectful and I like you as an interviewer and certainly don't think you intend to cause offence. But I think you have made a mistake with your English. Calling people 'foreigners' is quite xenophobic and racist. It would be better if you can replace this with 'non-Koreans.'
I like how the interviewer(Jin) is so respectful and does not interject and let's the people express whatever they want to, however they want to. The German guy gives a vibe like he is almost not from Germany but from the lanes of pawn shops in NYC or something with his wisdom about spending and doing life.
The German guy has the most informative explanation. If you either living cheap or expensive, it doesn’t measures your happiness if your 20something years old since all u want to do is go out and have a good time with friends but of course it’s a different story if you establish a family.
Yes It's a totally different story if you have a family you have to feed them and make them well off
only that in his case, as he said himself, he is partying a lot and isnt saving on it either, as he said he isnt buying alcohol in convenience stores first but only drinks in the clubs. you can still save money when you go out partying, sometimes you dont even have to drink alcohol to have fun, if you dont drink, you can save even more.
We’d all like to know what the German guy does for a living.
The GKS program sounds wonderful to help international students, to bring talent to Korea, to increase prestige of Korean universities, and to provide opportunity for those who might not have been born into them. This program sounds very forward thinking - a good example for wealthy nations.
As a fellow GKS scholar who is coming to Korea this month, the statements of the Guinean's guy were of a big help! thanks for sharing such content!
I'm glad my video helped! Thank you and good luck!
Greetings from Scotland, UK. I love your vlogs. They are very helpful and interesting. Hoping to visit Korea for a holiday.
Aziz! He’s my type of guy 😄 .. I really wanted to know the cost of living for someone who’s actually living and enjoying himself, instead of going to there looking for ways to save money. Thank you for interviewing people from all walks of life💙 .. and plz do more of the partying tourists type)))
Moving to Korea and starting a business in Korea is wonderful idea, I enjoyed watching your videos :) a fellow creator
I love the idea of work/accomodation and thank you JIN for sharing your content!
I appreciate it! Thank you for watching :)
I thought this channel would have 10k plus subscribers. Keep doing what you're doing
That's so sweet of you!! Thank you so much for watching :)
as the owner of several convenience stores i was last week in CHANGWON. i visited supermarkets and compared brand prices there against UK prices. i found them near the same but the cheaper prices you had to buy multi pack or larger volume sizes. compared to the local earnings i thought it dearer to live there than the UK. Yes buy at street markets and get fish and vegtables cheaper but washing powder, toilet rolls and household products dearer. Then again shop around in the many multi national supermarkets here and you can reduce your weekly food bills. not sure if korea has as many multinational supermarkets competing with each other on prices to force prices down. Look at ALDI and LIDL in the UK. i suspect koreans are very loyal to local brands as near every car i saw was a KIA ro HYUNDAI. perhaps the control of foreign multi nationals expanding in KOREA is restricted?
It gave me an overview of what I can expect. :) Thanks for that.
Hello sir I'm very happy to know more information after watching your videos. your all videos are very amazing👍 And different different topics always and that's good. when i come to korea i will definitely meet you. 😊👍
This interview topic was really interesting.
this was interesting to watch, thank you jin-ssi
I suppose if you're a westerner it is affordable. But for someone from South East Asia, Seoul is incredibly expensive!
Agree
Westerner ? They are mostly Europeans.
@@rodsalomon6524 If you look at a pic of a world map, SOUTH EAST Asia is in the east and Europe is in the west. That is why we call them westerners. *this includes people from the Americas
@@earthmoon236 what I mean is that not all western countries are as expensive as Europe. I’m from Mexico and I live in a South Asia, of course I know what you’re trying to say. I just don’t like when people think European thinking can be comparable to the rest of Western countries.
@@rodsalomon6524 I mean America is much more expensive especially a big city like New York or Los Angeles
Keep up the good work, Jin.
your videos are really informative. keep going on.
Thank you for this video
You are welcome :)
Hai Jin can you do a video on tourist place,also i want to know about when a foreigner comes to korea for visiting what are the precautions to take..simply what are the formalities
Hi! That's a really good idea. I'm planning to interview foreigner tourists as well, so I'll definitely ask them about that. Thank you :)
Hey Jin, Great video. Can you please do a video on how to approach for jobs in SK?.
I like the answer of German guy. I think he has a lot of experience
Awesome video!
Great content man, I wish Aus was this cheap haha
I guess this good idea to ask it’s kinda of question I think similar of Germany
Man this is mind-blowing hearing them say something is expensive but where I live (New York City) I wish it costed that much 😭
Really want to go to Seoul with working holiday visa, any person got experience to get a job without speak Korean? For example in a Fitnessclub or in a fast food restaurant? And what is the minimum salary, I didn't expact the low prices
Same but as a Developer I would prefer a nice Web Dev or SDE job.
If I loved in Seoul I would spend tons of money on food. They have soooo many tasty things to eat 😋
Here I am in CA, USA and my 1bd1bth apartment is 2100 a month JUST rent 😅
Ok .but .what is salary par moth in Korea ? It’s also depends on that.
i love Korea so much 😍🥰 my dream is to to go Korea😌🤥😮💨🤔😔 ....but i have never go there,
i think its depends on where u live to spend,,,,,, but I love Korea how much it is I love koorea People Loveeeeee so much 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much!!
What does the German guy do for a living in Korea???? Or, his parents give him a lot of money.
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Well, his way of enjoying life is by partying. People’s ways to enjoy life are all different
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I understand you are very respectful and I like you as an interviewer and certainly don't think you intend to cause offence. But I think you have made a mistake with your English. Calling people 'foreigners' is quite xenophobic and racist. It would be better if you can replace this with 'non-Koreans.'
Lol, wth are you saying?? Ahahahah..incredible...
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