We’re so glad you loved the longer clips! Your kind words really motivate us to keep creating! THANK YOU SM!! Btw, what was your favorite part of the vlog? We’d love to hear more about what you enjoyed the most! 🥰
@@FonBKK-d4y Hi!! Thanks for responding and sharing! We also enjoyed Bukchon Hanok Village history, bingsu, and glass noodle dumplings. So glad you enjoyed them and the aesthetics too! Thank you! ☺️
I love these long form content videos! I'm usually not able to watch it all in one sitting, but I love being able to come back and watch more. They're really great deep dives into these amazing places. Keep up the awesome job!
Thank you for this amazing comment 🙌 Releasing these long-long form videos has been a total experiment for us, but we did it because there seems to be some desire for it in the travel space. So far, the response has been great so we plan to release even more in the future. Thanks for watching, thanks for the kind words, thanks for saying hello 👋
Hellooo! 😊 It’s amazing how much there is to explore even in our own countries. Glad you enjoyed the video, and hope you get to visit those places soon! 💛
Next time when you guys visit Korea again, please hike Bukhansan Mountain in Seoul. The trail isn't easy, but the mountain itself is beautiful and the view from the top is amazing. (proper gear is required though!) And I also recommend looking around Gyeongju, and Jeju Island. 😆👍🏻
@ThePassportCouple hard to pick one thing! But I'll go with the combo of the amazing transportation & and the stellar food. Feels so good to be able to get anywhere conveniently and always have super tasty options nearby 😅
@@FlavorofMind couldn’t agree more!! The transportation system is so efficient, and the food is always 💯!! Hmm, what was your favorite dish in Seoul? 😋
@ThePassportCouple I live here, so honestly my favorite is aways changing 😅 To pick some top ones - sundaeguk, makguksu, kodari jorim, and samgyetang. Glad the transportation treated you well too! 🫡
50:15 Asian noodles were originally made from wheat flour in China and were introduced to Korea as wheat flour noodles. However, due to geographical conditions, the cold climate restricted crop cultivation, and since they could not grow enough wheat for noodles, which was a side dish, while growing rice as a staple food, in Korea (then Goguryeo) noodles were made from buckwheat. So in Korea, there are two types of noodles: wheat flour noodles and buckwheat noodles. This has continued to this day, and has become Korean-style buckwheat noodles such as Pyongyang Naengmyeon, and these buckwheat noodles became buckwheat soba when they crossed over to Japan. The rice noodles in Southeast Asia are a variation of wheat noodles, which were made from rice, which was easier to grow instead of wheat, after southern Chinese people, who had wheat noodles as their staple food, crossed over to Southeast Asia. Therefore, wheat flour noodles are still the basis of Asian noodles today, and it is difficult to say that rice noodles are the mainstream. The noodles you ate are a traditional dish called kalguksu, which has nothing to do with the US military government or wheat flour support. Instead, the Busan region's Milmyeon is a wheat flour version of Pyongyang Naengmyeon, and is related to wheat flour support from the United States.
The round chocolate pies are called chocopies. They are available in North America also. They are very popular. You two have such a nice positive energy about you. I enjoyed your Korea series.
Just a tip kimbap is rice rolls (not the same as American sushi). Please don't call it sushi or some Koreans might get offended. I know you mean well. 😊
Hii! When we visited in March 2024, masks weren’t required but many people still wore them as a personal choice. Things might have changed since then, so it’s worth checking the latest guidelines before your trip! 😊
한국에 온것을 환영합니다만....짐작은 했지만 역시 중국인과 일본인들이 들이닥쳐 한국에 대한 거짓말과 험담을 늘어놓는 덧글을 달거라 예상은 했지만 😅 그들은 정말 한치의 예상을 벗어나질 않는군요 여행영상에서까지 저런 덧글을 써서 뭘 얻고싶은걸까 😂 저런 사람들은 무시하고 즐거운 한국여행되시길 바래요!
저는 한국인 입니다 국수라는 말의 정확한 어원은 밝혀지지 않고 있다 1 옛날 메소포타미아 지방에서 최초로 국수를 만들어 먹었다고 추정한다. 그러나 항아리에서 발견된 면 형태의 음식은 이집트에서도 발견된지라 발상지는 북부 아프리카라는 설도 있다 2 한국에서는 삼국 시대나 남북국 시대에 전래되어 먹었다고 추정되나 구체적인 문헌 증거는 없다 일단 고려도경에서 식사 접대를 할 때 내온 음식 중 하나로 국수를 언급하고 있어 늦어도 고려 시대부터 먹었던 것으로 보인다 국수라는 말의 정확한 어원은 밝혀지지 않고 있다. 하지만 고려와 조선의 외국어 통역기관인 사역원에서 교재로 사용된 번역노걸대 (14세기 경으로 추정)에 습면을 설명하는 구절에 '국슈(국수)'란 이름이 처음으로 등장할 정도로 국수는 오래된 한민족의 고유 말이다. 3 중국과 이탈리아에서는 각자가 서로 국수의 원조라고 주장하고 있다 2005년 10월에 중국 황하 강 유역의 라자 지방에서 4000년 정도 된 것으로 추정되는 가장 오래된 국수의 흔적이 발견되었다 I am Korean. The exact etymology of the word guksu is unknown 1 It is assumed that noodles were made and eaten for the first time in Mesopotamia in the past. But the food in the form of noodles found in the jar was also found in Egypt There is also a theory that the birthplace is northern Africa 2 In Korea, it is presumed that it was introduced and eaten during the Three Kingdoms period or the Northern and Southern Kingdoms period There is no specific literature evidence. First of all, in the Goryeo-do-gyeong I'm referring to noodles as one of the foods I served when I was entertaining a meal It seems to have been eaten since the Goryeo Dynasty The exact etymology of the word guksu has yet to be revealed. However, between Goryeo and Joseon Translation Nogul University used as a textbook in the ministry, a foreign language interpreter agency (presumed to be around the 14th century) Wet surfaces To the point where the name "guk-shu" appeared for the first time in the explanation phrase Noodles are the native language of the old Korean people. 3 In China and Italy, each claims to be the originator of noodles In October 2005, in Raja province in China's Yellow River basin The oldest traces of noodles, estimated to be around 4,000 years old, have been found
Wow, that’s such a fascinating history of noodles! 🍜 It’s always interesting to learn about the origins of food we love and thanks for sharing all those details! 🙌
That cheap squid jerky is only for people who don't have money. It's hard like a rock, so you can chew it for a long time. I tried to chew it, but I thought I was going to break my teeth, so I gave up, tasted it, and threw it away. That's the only one memory I have of eating that thing in my life. It usually sold well in Korean PC cafes. It was about 1,000 won 20 years ago, but I'm surprised it's still only 1,700 won. It is so curious how they can still make it so cheaply, probably because they make it as a byproduct.
only 9% of the population live outside the cities in korea. there's no Korean farmers or fishermen to gather enough food to feed you. imported or produced by illegal immigrants.
Ohh, we filmed this last March 2024. Masks weren’t required, but many people still wore them as a personal choice. Things might have changed since then 😅
This is Ugly Chinese pretending korean. Hey Chinese guys, because of you guys, the image of Asians is getting worse overseas, and Koreans and Japanese are suffering. Stop sending uneducated and uncivilized Chinese people overseas.
그래도 간단한 여행에 필요한 한국어는 기본으로 공부해야하지 않을까? 비행기 타고 오는 동안 공부해도 읽을 수 있는게 한글인데; 갠적으로 외국 갈 때 항상 그나라 여행용 몇 마디 정도는 공부하고 가는데 외국애들은 대체 이런 마인드가 없더라. 한국인들은 대체적으로 친절하지만 그렇다고 해서 생각이 없는 건 아니다. 굳이 말하진 않지만 인식 자체가 없다는 건데 한국인 입장에서 말하자면 보통 이럴 때 '기본이 안되어 있다' 라고 말하지. 얘들은 다른 나라 갔을 때도 그럴 거 아냐?
러블리한 커플인데 한가지 아쉬운 점이 있네요. 방문국의 기본적인 언어는 배우고 현지에서 사용하는게 기본 예의입니다. 요즘 대부분의 해외 관광객이나 유튜버들 "안녕하세요 감사합니다" 정도는 다 하던데 이 커플은 유난히 안 하네요. 무슨 문제있나요? 재밌는 영상 잘 보고 갑니다.
Thanks so much for watching 🙌 Curious how much we spent in Seoul? 🇰🇷 Check out our trip BUDGET HERE:
thepassportcouple.com/south-korea-trip-cost/
한국을 방문해 주셔서 감사합니다.
다음에 또 놀러오세요~ 😁
Thanks for the warm welcome! We’d love to visit Korea again next time!! ☺️
@@ThePassportCouple 겨울에 강원도라고 서울에서 동쪽으로 가면 나오는 지역의 설경은 굉장히 아름답습니다...물론 매우 춥지만요...
긍정적인 마인드로 여행하는 내내 웃으면서 즐기시는 모습이 너무 보기 좋아요 😊
한국에서 좋은 추억을 쌓고 가셨기를. . . !
Aww! Thank you so much!! 😊 We made great memories in Korea and had an amazing time! 🇰🇷
Love the longer clips, it is very relaxing to watch. You captured all the essences of Korean food and hospitality. Good work guys!
We’re so glad you loved the longer clips! Your kind words really motivate us to keep creating! THANK YOU SM!! Btw, what was your favorite part of the vlog? We’d love to hear more about what you enjoyed the most! 🥰
@@ThePassportCouple i like buchon renovation history, bingsu (snow desserts) and glass noodle dumplings street food. Very nice esthetics
@@FonBKK-d4y Hi!! Thanks for responding and sharing! We also enjoyed Bukchon Hanok Village history, bingsu, and glass noodle dumplings. So glad you enjoyed them and the aesthetics too! Thank you! ☺️
저는 한국인입니다. 한국에 와서 좋은 시간을 가졌다니 정말 다행입니다. 영상도 매우 재미있게 봤습니다.😊
As a Korean, thank you for visiting my country.
Aw, thank you!! We had an amazing time in Korea and appreciate the warm hospitality. Hope to visit again soon! 😊
@@ThePassportCoupleIf you visit next time, visit the eastern coastal area and mountains of Korea.
welcome to korea!
Thank you so much! 😊
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The video looks so natural, and I really enjoyed the last NG scene
thanks so much!! glad you enjoyed it! ☺️🇰🇷
wow! you two are full of energy! =) glad you seem you had a nice time in here~ come back in fall next time!!
Thanks a ton! 😊 Yesss!! We had so much fun! Really hoping we can go back and experience the fall season! 😍
They had a legit experience of authentic Seoul! Very spot on
Thanks so much!! We had an unforgettable time exploring Seoul and diving into its authentic vibes. Glad you enjoyed the guide! 😊
한국을 방문해 좋은시간 보내주셔서 감사합니다 행복하세요
Would LOVE to see more of Alicia's travel journal!! P.S. You guys do a great job!
thank you so much! That means a lot to us!! ❤️ We're excited to share more of our travel journal soon. Stay tuned! 😊
I love these long form content videos! I'm usually not able to watch it all in one sitting, but I love being able to come back and watch more. They're really great deep dives into these amazing places. Keep up the awesome job!
Thank you for this amazing comment 🙌 Releasing these long-long form videos has been a total experiment for us, but we did it because there seems to be some desire for it in the travel space. So far, the response has been great so we plan to release even more in the future. Thanks for watching, thanks for the kind words, thanks for saying hello 👋
두분 정말 매너가 좋으시고, 인생을 정말 알차고 진실하게 보내는 모습이 아름답게 느껴졌습니다. 여러분의 긍정적 향기가 이 영상을 시청하는 분들께 좋은 영햐을 줄것이라고 믿습니다. 행복한 인생 여정을 계속하세요, 한국에서 응원합니다~
지방 시골에 사는 한국인입니다. 덕분에 서울 구경 잘 했어요.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. 서울 지하철은 처음엔 조금 헷갈릴 수 있어요. 저도 그랬어요. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Glad to hear you enjoyed Seoul! The subway can definitely be a challenge at first, but we think it’s part of the adventure? 🙈☺️
Your video is really a good source that helps me to plan my upcoming trip to Seoul.
Wow! That’s awesome to hear! Glad the video could help with your Seoul trip planning. Have an amazing time! What are you most excited to see first? ☺️
👍good video Korea people is nice ❤
Thank you, and yes, everyone was so kind and wonderful 🇰🇷💛
여러분을 환영합니다 ❤
you guys are great thank you.
Aw, thank you 😊
I am Korean yet I have never been to some of the places you guys went to ..great video thank you.
Hellooo! 😊 It’s amazing how much there is to explore even in our own countries. Glad you enjoyed the video, and hope you get to visit those places soon! 💛
또 와요~ㅎㅎ❤
즐거운 여행되세요^^*
Next time when you guys visit Korea again, please hike Bukhansan Mountain in Seoul. The trail isn't easy, but the mountain itself is beautiful and the view from the top is amazing. (proper gear is required though!) And I also recommend looking around Gyeongju, and Jeju Island. 😆👍🏻
Hope you had a good time in Korea😊
We had an amazing time in Korea! 😊 Thank you! 💛
1시간30분 영상으로 쓰기엔 아깝네요. 영상 3~5개는 만들 수 있을 것 같은데.. 영상 퀄리티가 너무 좋습니다.
Glad you guys came here and enjoyed it this much! In many ways, it's an unbeatable city. Or at least up there with the best 😅
Thanks so much!! Seoul is truly an incredible city-definitely one of our favorites! Hbu, what’s your favorite thing about Seoul? ☺️
@ThePassportCouple hard to pick one thing! But I'll go with the combo of the amazing transportation & and the stellar food. Feels so good to be able to get anywhere conveniently and always have super tasty options nearby 😅
@@FlavorofMind couldn’t agree more!! The transportation system is so efficient, and the food is always 💯!! Hmm, what was your favorite dish in Seoul? 😋
@ThePassportCouple I live here, so honestly my favorite is aways changing 😅 To pick some top ones - sundaeguk, makguksu, kodari jorim, and samgyetang. Glad the transportation treated you well too! 🫡
지금 한국은 진짜 너무너무 더워서 오면 안되요 ㄷㄷㄷ
9월달이후로 오시길
Aww I miss the sound of the subway arriving. LOL
Right? The subway sounds bring back so many memories! 😊 Hope you get to ride it again soon! 🙌
I reommend that you visit Seoul worldcup stadium on 24th August. This Saturday!!!
Aww, thanks for the reco! We really appreciate it!! but unfortunately, we’re not in Seoul at the moment… Wish we could be there! 😔
@@ThePassportCouple You have to watch K-league in Korea this time!!!
@@okiedokie33387 이 영상 예전에 한국 방문했을때 나온 영상들 한편으로 묶어서 나온거에요. 지금 한국에 있는게 아님
50:15 Asian noodles were originally made from wheat flour in China and were introduced to Korea as wheat flour noodles.
However, due to geographical conditions, the cold climate restricted crop cultivation, and since they could not grow enough wheat for noodles, which was a side dish, while growing rice as a staple food, in Korea (then Goguryeo) noodles were made from buckwheat.
So in Korea, there are two types of noodles: wheat flour noodles and buckwheat noodles.
This has continued to this day, and has become Korean-style buckwheat noodles such as Pyongyang Naengmyeon, and these buckwheat noodles became buckwheat soba when they crossed over to Japan.
The rice noodles in Southeast Asia are a variation of wheat noodles, which were made from rice, which was easier to grow instead of wheat, after southern Chinese people, who had wheat noodles as their staple food, crossed over to Southeast Asia.
Therefore, wheat flour noodles are still the basis of Asian noodles today, and it is difficult to say that rice noodles are the mainstream.
The noodles you ate are a traditional dish called kalguksu, which has nothing to do with the US military government or wheat flour support. Instead, the Busan region's Milmyeon is a wheat flour version of Pyongyang Naengmyeon, and is related to wheat flour support from the United States.
Wow, that’s really interesting! Thanks for sharing the history behind the noodles 😊🍜
You are having so much fun traveling. 🤩
Thank you! We really are! 🤩
The round chocolate pies are called chocopies. They are available in North America also. They are very popular. You two have such a nice positive energy about you. I enjoyed your Korea series.
Thanks for letting us know about chocopies! 😊 We’re glad you enjoyed our Korea series and appreciate your kind words! 💛
너무 잘봣어요
대한민국 🇰🇷 즐겁게 잘 놀다 가세요 또 오세요 🇰🇷 당신은 대한민국 🇰🇷 귀빈 입니다 🇰🇷 ❤❤❤❤❤
중국인들이 한국 방문한 외국인들
채널과 영상을 찾아다니며
한국에 대한 가짜 정보와 폄하를
하고 있습니다.
댓글 보시면 신고해주세요.
저도 많이 봤어요. 국뽕 욕하는 분들도 대부분 ㅠㅠ
ㅇㅇ 맞음 특히 조선족이랑 일본인들ㅇㅇ
dumpling pulling rice nodl no, sweet potato starch noodles
"Hanok" is pronounced Han - Oak, similar to "Oak tree" or when you say "Okay"
Not like "octopus"
All love, thanks for sharing the motherland!
❤❤❤
Thanks for the info! "Hanok" is definitely easier to remember now. All love to you too! 😊💛
I moved to LA from Korea busan 32 years ago. I missed my country a lot.
Korea never been made noodles with rice lol😊
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2:00 까치산 가는거 잘못탔네😊
That white bird is doing his part time job for Seoul city hall.
Haha, he’s doing a great job 👏
DJ. Yang is on onion ring cause onions are called Yang-pa, which could be seen as a Korean name with Yang being a surname and Pa being a given name.
Oh, that’s a smart observation! Thanks for sharing it! 😄
Just a tip kimbap is rice rolls (not the same as American sushi). Please don't call it sushi or some Koreans might get offended. I know you mean well. 😊
What is the face mask etiquette in Seoul? I am seeing lots of shots with you wearing one, but it seems sporadic. Is it required or recommended?
Hii! When we visited in March 2024, masks weren’t required but many people still wore them as a personal choice. Things might have changed since then, so it’s worth checking the latest guidelines before your trip! 😊
@@ThePassportCouple you rock! I can’t wait to visit. Thank you!
땅콩과자 맛있겧네유
19:14 한국사람도 좋아하는 목록만 읽어요 ㅋㅋ
Oh! Even Koreans skip to their favorite parts. Haha! 😄
kimbap is not korean sushi.
Koreans dislike gimbap being called Korean sushi.
Tonkatsu is not called Japanese schnitzel.
And the taste is different from Japanese nori sushi. Nori maki has a strong vinegar taste and gimbap has a sesame oil tast
When was this filmed?
It was filmed in March 2024. thanks for watching! 😊
Thank you for visiting Korea
와
Well, it's okay if you enjoyed here.
If you guys visit Seoul, you must try grilled pork belly.
[Mapogu Yeonnam Don] is the best!!!!!!
258,Donggyo-ro,mapogu,seoul.
Grilled pork belly sounds good! We’ll definitely check out Mapogu Yeonnam Don next time we’re in Seoul! Thanks for the reco!! ☺️🇰🇷
Fearless raw crab eaters. i can't even watch it, and i am korean.
We get it! It might not be for everyone, but it’s surprisingly good if you give it a chance! 😊
한국에 온것을 환영합니다만....짐작은 했지만 역시 중국인과 일본인들이 들이닥쳐 한국에 대한 거짓말과 험담을 늘어놓는 덧글을 달거라 예상은 했지만 😅 그들은 정말 한치의 예상을 벗어나질 않는군요 여행영상에서까지 저런 덧글을 써서 뭘 얻고싶은걸까 😂 저런 사람들은 무시하고 즐거운 한국여행되시길 바래요!
Welcome to Korea.
Always stay healthy and have a fun trip! ^^
여러개로 나눠서 올리셨으면 조회수가 더 많이 나왔을텐데
👍👍👍👍👍
저는 한국인 입니다
국수라는 말의 정확한 어원은 밝혀지지 않고 있다
1 옛날 메소포타미아 지방에서 최초로 국수를 만들어 먹었다고 추정한다.
그러나 항아리에서 발견된 면 형태의 음식은 이집트에서도 발견된지라
발상지는 북부 아프리카라는 설도 있다
2 한국에서는 삼국 시대나 남북국 시대에 전래되어 먹었다고 추정되나
구체적인 문헌 증거는 없다 일단 고려도경에서
식사 접대를 할 때 내온 음식 중 하나로 국수를 언급하고 있어 늦어도
고려 시대부터 먹었던 것으로 보인다
국수라는 말의 정확한 어원은 밝혀지지 않고 있다. 하지만 고려와 조선의
외국어 통역기관인 사역원에서 교재로 사용된 번역노걸대
(14세기 경으로 추정)에 습면을
설명하는 구절에 '국슈(국수)'란 이름이 처음으로 등장할 정도로
국수는 오래된 한민족의 고유 말이다.
3 중국과 이탈리아에서는 각자가 서로 국수의 원조라고 주장하고 있다
2005년 10월에 중국 황하 강 유역의 라자 지방에서
4000년 정도 된 것으로 추정되는 가장 오래된 국수의 흔적이 발견되었다
I am Korean.
The exact etymology of the word guksu is unknown
1 It is assumed that noodles were made and eaten for the first time in Mesopotamia in the past.
But the food in the form of noodles found in the jar was also found in Egypt
There is also a theory that the birthplace is northern Africa
2 In Korea, it is presumed that it was introduced and eaten during the Three Kingdoms
period or the Northern and Southern Kingdoms period
There is no specific literature evidence. First of all, in the Goryeo-do-gyeong
I'm referring to noodles as one of the foods I served when I was entertaining a meal
It seems to have been eaten since the Goryeo Dynasty
The exact etymology of the word guksu has yet to be revealed. However, between Goryeo and Joseon
Translation Nogul University used as a textbook in the ministry, a foreign language interpreter agency
(presumed to be around the 14th century) Wet surfaces
To the point where the name "guk-shu" appeared for the first time in the explanation phrase
Noodles are the native language of the old Korean people.
3 In China and Italy, each claims to be the originator of noodles
In October 2005, in Raja province in China's Yellow River basin
The oldest traces of noodles, estimated to be around 4,000 years old, have been found
Wow, that’s such a fascinating history of noodles! 🍜 It’s always interesting to learn about the origins of food we love and thanks for sharing all those details! 🙌
한국인 인 척 하는 중국인
Bibimbab is eaten with a spoon, not chopsticks.
We enjoyed it with chopsticks, but we’ll try using a spoon next time! Thanks!! 😊
외국인이 배산임수를 알다니 놀라워요.
개더울때 오셨네..
It’s not pronounced “Ha-nok,” but rather “Han-Ok.”
Pronunciation [ ha-nok ] is correct. When you write down the word, it will be "han-ok".
@@arvo7091 no it’s not. It will sound like what they said in this video.
That cheap squid jerky is only for people who don't have money. It's hard like a rock, so you can chew it for a long time. I tried to chew it, but I thought I was going to break my teeth, so I gave up, tasted it, and threw it away. That's the only one memory I have of eating that thing in my life. It usually sold well in Korean PC cafes. It was about 1,000 won 20 years ago, but I'm surprised it's still only 1,700 won. It is so curious how they can still make it so cheaply, probably because they make it as a byproduct.
Looking back, we definitely should have bought the more expensive brand. Lesson very much learned 😅
only 9% of the population live outside the cities in korea. there's no Korean farmers or fishermen to gather enough food to feed you. imported or produced by illegal immigrants.
thanks for your perspective and for watching the vlog! 😊
Was wondering why everyone was still wearing masks after I just visited last month and barely saw one 😂 This is from 2022
Ohh, we filmed this last March 2024. Masks weren’t required, but many people still wore them as a personal choice. Things might have changed since then 😅
I don't think Korea is a country to stay for a long time
Everyone has their own preferences! What did you think of Korea during your visit? 😊
@@ThePassportCouple I'm not saying I hate Korea. I didn't think it was a country where I would just stay long. Korea wasn't bad
It's not easy to find RUclips videos and write comments like this, right?
한국은 서울 인사동 한강 홍대 명도 ㅇ빼고는 볼게 없다.
This is Ugly Chinese pretending korean. Hey Chinese guys, because of you guys, the image of Asians is getting worse overseas, and Koreans and Japanese are suffering. Stop sending uneducated and uncivilized Chinese people overseas.
그래도 간단한 여행에 필요한 한국어는 기본으로 공부해야하지 않을까? 비행기 타고 오는 동안 공부해도 읽을 수 있는게 한글인데; 갠적으로 외국 갈 때 항상 그나라 여행용 몇 마디 정도는 공부하고 가는데 외국애들은 대체 이런 마인드가 없더라. 한국인들은 대체적으로 친절하지만 그렇다고 해서 생각이 없는 건 아니다. 굳이 말하진 않지만 인식 자체가 없다는 건데 한국인 입장에서 말하자면 보통 이럴 때 '기본이 안되어 있다' 라고 말하지. 얘들은 다른 나라 갔을 때도 그럴 거 아냐?
그러면 니가 미얀마나 우즈베키스탄,몽골 갈 때도 우즈베크어,버마어,몽골어 알아야겠네?,요즘 시대에 영어만 알아도 어느 정도는 소통되는데 무슨
"한국어 모르면 기본이 안되어있다",이 ㅈㄹ 떨고 있네,그러면 너는 미국 가서 영어 긴 문장 한 마디 못하면 무시 받는게 당연한가 보지?
@junyoungMoon-km9bl 저는 지금까지 해외가면서 영어랑 한국어,중국어 말고 써 본 적 없는데(기본적 인사 표현도)
@junyoungMoon-km9bl ?
러블리한 커플인데 한가지 아쉬운 점이 있네요.
방문국의 기본적인 언어는 배우고 현지에서 사용하는게 기본 예의입니다. 요즘 대부분의 해외 관광객이나 유튜버들 "안녕하세요 감사합니다" 정도는 다 하던데 이 커플은 유난히 안 하네요.
무슨 문제있나요?
재밌는 영상 잘 보고 갑니다.