South Korea has a very high population density. Maybe because of this, people don't seem to say 'excuse me' as often when passing through crowded places compared to Europe. There are so many crowded places that if people behaved like they do in Europe, they might have to say 'excuse me' nearly a hundred times a day. This is especially true when taking the subway during rush hour. Additionally, older women tend to push through crowded places more often. In South Korea, there is a significant difference in education levels between older people and those in their fifties and younger, which also affects manners to some extent. As time goes on, it's expected that the number of people who rudely push through crowds will decrease.
😂😂 the excuse me comment! Yeah that makes a lot of sense - I think that’s the case with many countries, different generations, different experiences etc! So true! 👏🏻
Veggies On Tours....How dare you? Going to streetfood market without me... LOL. Technically ,I should be without you guys gobbling down those amazing Korean delicacies....hahaha! . Really missed the normal Korean speaking on the streets. Missed those Korean vibes. Myeongdong, NamDaemun.etc... Tempting me to go back to Seoul next year.. hahha! I still remember those grilled cheese. Those were pretty amazing. The Koreans really have a knack of innovating and creating goodies when it comes to Cheese. You are really soaking the vibes, jalan-jalan and makan along the streets of Seoul. and having the time of your lives. Cheers mates!!
Nice Kimchi steam cake or forgot to say ☺ .anyway hi hows holiday in Seoul Korea. Are people they friendly?welcoming foreigners ? Just wondering. Have you guys try their rice dinner ot rice noodle dinner? I dont regular noodle anymore not healthy .jist rice noodle now adays hehe. Anyway take care and stay safe 😊
And I strongly recommend you to go the naksan park (낙산공원) ^^( please prepare sports shoes and hats~ha ha~) Starting point is the dongdaemun(동대문) subway station...From there the scenery of seoul is beautiful Day and night...(especially at night) so I propose you start about at 4pm from subway station for day and night view... and from the naksan park..go down the haehwa (혜화) subway station..because there are so many good restaurants and good cafes. good luck you two in korea ♡♡
Frankly speaking, As a Korean all of Meyong-Dong street foods are too expensive to enjoy for local people. we think that we've got ripped off in there. It would be better if you can find local restaurants which try to search from the Google or Naver with affodable price even vegeterian menues like bibimbap, Jeons(pancake), vegetable/pumpkin porridge, Hanjeongsik(so many kinds of korean side dishes offering).
The English vowels 'eo' in writing Korean words, you can pronounce it like 'u' in a 'cut' or 'duck'. Ho tteok is actually more like "Ho tuck". Same with Seoul, it's like 'sir wool', it'd be perfect with British accent, coz you don't pronounce 'r' like the Americans do.
부탁드립니다 ... 한글로 번역된 ㅈr막이라두 영상 ㄴHㅇㅔ 추가도l면 ㅇr주 NiceㅎrGot음 ... ( It's not urgent in the video you uploaded, but maybe if you add just a little bit of subtitles, you'll be able to watch the video with more immersion. Please, I would like to see Vegeon Tour's video ( which appears like this when translated ... ) better ... so please add subtitles ... ( well, it's not urgent ... so please prepare the subtitles slowly ... )
It''s too bad you are vegetarian as about 97% of Korean food is based using some sort of animal protein, including many broths and soups and a lot of side dishes.
Tempura is Japanese. Korean fried dishes are not tempura - different cuisine, different country, different ingredients. I know it's easier to say this is a Korean version of... However you do an injustice to local cuisine by over simpiifying it in that manner.
Your Korean travel story is really good ... but you lack a lot of consideration for the people who watch your RUclips videos ... ( As a citizen of Korea where you traveled, I tried to watch your RUclips videos ... but this video were no subtitles at all. I don't want to watch it because there aren't any ... ( Well, it would take a certain amount of money to add subtitles or something like that ... ) I hope to do this as a part of future viewers who will watch your RUclips ... It would be nice if Korean was added ...
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South Korea has a very high population density. Maybe because of this, people don't seem to say 'excuse me' as often when passing through crowded places compared to Europe. There are so many crowded places that if people behaved like they do in Europe, they might have to say 'excuse me' nearly a hundred times a day. This is especially true when taking the subway during rush hour. Additionally, older women tend to push through crowded places more often. In South Korea, there is a significant difference in education levels between older people and those in their fifties and younger, which also affects manners to some extent. As time goes on, it's expected that the number of people who rudely push through crowds will decrease.
😂😂 the excuse me comment! Yeah that makes a lot of sense - I think that’s the case with many countries, different generations, different experiences etc! So true! 👏🏻
Veggies On Tours....How dare you? Going to streetfood market without me... LOL. Technically ,I should be without you guys gobbling down those amazing Korean delicacies....hahaha! . Really missed the normal Korean speaking on the streets. Missed those Korean vibes. Myeongdong, NamDaemun.etc... Tempting me to go back to Seoul next year.. hahha! I still remember those grilled cheese. Those were pretty amazing. The Koreans really have a knack of innovating and creating goodies when it comes to Cheese. You are really soaking the vibes, jalan-jalan and makan along the streets of Seoul. and having the time of your lives. Cheers mates!!
You’d be in your element mate! This is your calling! 😂👏🏻
i love good people like you two. and always welcome to you who got good manner, mind, polite,,,,,,,we wish your happy times in korea
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Lovely comment btw! It’s nice comments like this that remind us how nice people like you guys exist in the world! 🙏🏻👏🏻
Lovely couple ,love from Malaysia ❤😊
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Quality is so crisp 🤤🤤 20:16 😂😂 How much was that bread? 23:20
Nice
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Nice Kimchi steam cake or forgot to say ☺ .anyway hi hows holiday in Seoul Korea. Are people they friendly?welcoming foreigners ? Just wondering. Have you guys try their rice dinner ot rice noodle dinner? I dont regular noodle anymore not healthy .jist rice noodle now adays hehe. Anyway take care and stay safe 😊
Welcome to Korea ❤❤❤
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Hi, the food was awesome. I think I would suggest not moving the camera so quickly so we don't get dizzy.
And I strongly recommend you to go the naksan park (낙산공원) ^^( please prepare sports shoes and hats~ha ha~) Starting point is the dongdaemun(동대문) subway station...From there the scenery of seoul is beautiful Day and night...(especially at night) so I propose you start about at 4pm from subway station for day and night view... and from the naksan park..go down the haehwa (혜화) subway station..because there are so many good restaurants and good cafes. good luck you two in korea ♡♡
We went! Naksan park was amazing! We did exactly that - great suggestions! Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
As vegetarians, you are missing out on so many good foods in Korea.
We know! 😭😅
Frankly speaking, As a Korean all of Meyong-Dong street foods are too expensive to enjoy for local people. we think that we've got ripped off in there. It would be better if you can find local restaurants which try to search from the Google or Naver with affodable price even vegeterian menues like bibimbap, Jeons(pancake), vegetable/pumpkin porridge, Hanjeongsik(so many kinds of korean side dishes offering).
Interesting to hear this! Great to know!! Need to try more Hanjeongsik 🙏🏻
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Bossku you're first In!!! Big shout out to you! 😁
@@VeggiesOnTour have a nice day in 🇰🇷 👍👍
The English vowels 'eo' in writing Korean words, you can pronounce it like 'u' in a 'cut' or 'duck'. Ho tteok is actually more like "Ho tuck".
Same with Seoul, it's like 'sir wool', it'd be perfect with British accent, coz you don't pronounce 'r' like the Americans do.
This is a fantastic explanation! Helps a lot! 👏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you for your visiting to korea^^ I want some advising for you^^ In Korea.. The myeong ryang hotdog (명량핫도그) is the best hotdog.~
If that happens, it will likely attract more attention from RUclips viewers in Korea ...
남대문시장은 500년 이상 이어져 온 전통시장입니다.
Wow! A long time then! 🤩
부탁드립니다 ... 한글로 번역된 ㅈr막이라두 영상 ㄴHㅇㅔ 추가도l면 ㅇr주 NiceㅎrGot음 ... ( It's not urgent in the video you uploaded, but maybe if you add just a little bit of subtitles, you'll be able to watch the video with more immersion. Please, I would like to see Vegeon Tour's video ( which appears like this when translated ... ) better ... so please add subtitles ... ( well, it's not urgent ... so please prepare the subtitles slowly ... )
We’ve got a auto translate subtitles section already there! But I’ll look into this! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Why come to Shanghai Or Hangzhou on June 1st Or to Hong Kong on August 1st, and I'll show you around
Cheese is a new thing to Korea. But it's surprising how many Koreans eat cheese these days since close to all Koreans are lactose intolerant.
Really? I thought Asians were! But it’s huge in Korea! A pizza place on every street corner and a Starbucks too! 😂😅👏🏻
It''s too bad you are vegetarian as about 97% of Korean food is based using some sort of animal protein, including many broths and soups and a lot of side dishes.
Yep, unfortunately that’s the case! 😅
Tempura is Japanese. Korean fried dishes are not tempura - different cuisine, different country, different ingredients. I know it's easier to say this is a Korean version of... However you do an injustice to local cuisine by over simpiifying it in that manner.
So true that! That’s why I said Gimbap isn’t like/or sushi - but yeah potentially a few crossover options
Your Korean travel story is really good ... but you lack a lot of consideration for the people who watch your RUclips videos ... ( As a citizen of Korea where you traveled, I tried to watch your RUclips videos ... but this video were no subtitles at all. I don't want to watch it because there aren't any ... ( Well, it would take a certain amount of money to add subtitles or something like that ... ) I hope to do this as a part of future viewers who will watch your RUclips ... It would be nice if Korean was added ...
Hello! You can click autotranslate in the subtitles section on the video on RUclips!
It will add them 🙏🏻
Koreans don't eat street food. This is because it is expensive and unsanitary. It is for foreigners. I hope you don't eat it as much as possible.