I’m planning on going to Korea alone and may anxiety is increasing just thinking about how lost I’m gonna be. I just wanna say THANK YOU, YOUR A LIFE SAVER. I was so worried about getting lost but now I have a better understanding of what I should do. Thx again 😭😭😭😭😭😇😇😇😇
When you don't know the way, don't hesitate to ask the young people around you (old people don't know English well), and if you see the police, ask the police. If it's hard to find, I can take you there.
What an excellent and practical review. I learned everything, I don't know if I ever go to Korea, but it is extremely useful and entertaining. Thank you!
The bus system is quite similar to the bus in Jakarta, which can be a little complicated. I plan to visit Korea and this is very helpful. Thank you so much!
Thank you for this video!!! My friend and I watched this while AT the bus stop. It really helped to see the visual and we’re super thankful (: Great content and even better demonstration
I can't thank Enough for this to u huge tqs🙏😭🤧💜 I would like to ask u more more videos like this to live in Korea as a student for Foreigner it will be huge helful please huge request you to do more videos like 1. How to check the any kind food whether it's pure vegan or not in Convineince stores and food stores 2. How to be careful with strangers in foreigners 3. How to speak in public places when we don't know Korea properly like asking for help in formal way 4. How to cook ourself if possible when everything in meat food I'm so sorry to ask this many but please if possible do it will be more helpful tqsm 🤧😭🙏💜
Thank you! I found your information most helpful! Haven't caught the bus yet but will try it this year as I have been taking the subway most of the time.
The information is great for simple navigation through bus system. However as for basic English I would not agree, I have difficulty getting people to know even simple English. I go to a 7-11 to buy T Money and end up the cashier don't understand a single simple English hence I go to the next Cu shop with Google translate It works finally.
this as actually pretty good explanation, i've watched a few and most have been vague or give too much information. this is the most, here's a sample of how to do it and looks actually easy. thanks! do you have one for subways?
No one- I'm just 14 years old and still planning to go to South Korea, but isn't it a bit helpful when you already knew what to do before travelling there?
I think the video is from Seoul, after meeting with the fans, when a person made an unseemly proposal, and they were put in a delicate situation, which they hardly gestinated, and James is still very upset.
You can ask the bus driver before you tag the card. Just say 2 SARAM! It means 2 people. But if you and your company want to transfer to the other transportation like subway, it would better to have each card for a person.
No, tag 3 times will not work like that. but you can pay 3 times fee with just saying "3 people charge pls" or "Se Sa-Ram(3 people in korean language)" and waiting a momment and taging card.
Can you only ride a bus if you have a T-money card or is there an cash option to pay in cash? I’ve seen some videos and articles about transport cards and how to use and get them but I couldn’t find anything about anything about an option to just use cash. I’ve read that it’s possible but apparently only for certain bus colors(?) is there someone who collects the cash or do you hand it directly to the driver? I’m honestly very curious
This was helpful thank you! I find Naver incredibly difficult to use. I chose English as the language but most of it is still in Korean and it frequently tells me it cannot find the location I requested.
You can go to a convenience store that sells the type of card you have, go to the Tmoney card machine or at a service desk in the subway line and fill it up.
I can't thank Enough for this to u huge tqs🙏😭🤧💜 I would like to ask u more more videos like this to live in Korea as a student for Foreigner it will be huge helful please huge request you to do more videos like 1. How to check the any kind food whether it's pure vegan or not in Convineince stores and food stores 2. How to be careful with strangers in foreigners 3. How to speak in public places when we don't know Korea properly like asking for help in formal way 4. How to cook ourself if possible when everything in meat food I'm so sorry to ask this money but please if possible do it will be more helpful tqsm 🤧😭🙏💜
To answer question number 3: My Korean is near to zero, but I tried saying "Sillyehamnida", it's the same as "excuse me" in English. That way you can attract the attention of the person you intend to speak to. Most of the time it worked for me despite using a mix of broken Korean and English afterwards.
As a foreigner in seoul. This is really helped me
I’m planning on going to Korea alone and may anxiety is increasing just thinking about how lost I’m gonna be. I just wanna say THANK YOU, YOUR A LIFE SAVER. I was so worried about getting lost but now I have a better understanding of what I should do. Thx again 😭😭😭😭😭😇😇😇😇
When you don't know the way, don't hesitate to ask the young people around you (old people don't know English well), and if you see the police, ask the police. If it's hard to find, I can take you there.
Same for meeeeeeeee ............. 😘😘😘😇
If you are afraid, just stay home. Nobody's forcing you to go.
What an excellent and practical review. I learned everything, I don't know if I ever go to Korea, but it is extremely useful and entertaining. Thank you!
The bus system is quite similar to the bus in Jakarta, which can be a little complicated. I plan to visit Korea and this is very helpful. Thank you so much!
Wow this is do helpful I appreciate the asking in english in real life 👏
Omg!!!!! I have never seen such a detailed video about SK
Thank uh so much!!
This was really helpful! Thank you for making this!
Thank you for this video!!! My friend and I watched this while AT the bus stop. It really helped to see the visual and we’re super thankful (: Great content and even better demonstration
I can't thank Enough for this to u huge tqs🙏😭🤧💜 I would like to ask u more more videos like this to live in Korea as a student for Foreigner it will be huge helful please huge request you to do more videos like
1. How to check the any kind food whether it's pure vegan or not in Convineince stores and food stores
2. How to be careful with strangers in foreigners
3. How to speak in public places when we don't know Korea properly like asking for help in formal way
4. How to cook ourself if possible when everything in meat food
I'm so sorry to ask this many but please if possible do it will be more helpful tqsm 🤧😭🙏💜
I'm going to get on the bus tomorrow and try this out
This is very helpful, thank you so much!
Thank you so much!! It’s my first time in Korea and this video helped a lot!
Thank you! I found your information most helpful! Haven't caught the bus yet but will try it this year as I have been taking the subway most of the time.
Thank you
This is so helpfull😁
Power packed with all useful information. I think this should get more reviews.
I love the presentation haha thanks
It's really helpful video ! thanks
Thankyou so much..
GOD Bless You...
The information is great for simple navigation through bus system. However as for basic English I would not agree, I have difficulty getting people to know even simple English. I go to a 7-11 to buy T Money and end up the cashier don't understand a single simple English hence I go to the next Cu shop with Google translate It works finally.
Cool
Good information
This is so useful, thank you!
Thank You this is helpful
Thanks for such a helpful video!
And Azerbaijan Daewoo Card Buses too
this as actually pretty good explanation, i've watched a few and most have been vague or give too much information. this is the most, here's a sample of how to do it and looks actually easy. thanks! do you have one for subways?
I am planning to go alone.a new experience
Thankyou!
Thank you
Thank u so much😭
No one-
I'm just 14 years old and still planning to go to South Korea, but isn't it a bit helpful when you already knew what to do before travelling there?
I think the video is from Seoul, after meeting with the fans, when a person made an unseemly proposal, and they were put in a delicate situation, which they hardly gestinated, and James is still very upset.
Are you able to pay for two when riding the bus or do we need a second card for that other person?
You can ask the bus driver before you tag the card. Just say 2 SARAM! It means 2 people. But if you and your company want to transfer to the other transportation like subway, it would better to have each card for a person.
Sidney Han thanks you so much❤️ i appreciate the help
You tap your card again before exiting ! ♡
YES I win
South Korean bus today are so different compare to 1980s it’s used to be non air-conditioned and have Girl Bus Conductor
😂 i think in the Philippines is still the same today with a guy bus conductor yelling the said destination stop.
Can I travel with luggage inside the public buses in SK?
How about Tcard for teenagers? Do they get charge like adult?
I travel with 2 children aged 6 and 7 years. Can I tap the card 3 times directly when I get on the bus? to pay 3 people in 1 card.
No, tag 3 times will not work like that. but you can pay 3 times fee with just saying "3 people charge pls" or "Se Sa-Ram(3 people in korean language)" and waiting a momment and taging card.
Can you only ride a bus if you have a T-money card or is there an cash option to pay in cash? I’ve seen some videos and articles about transport cards and how to use and get them but I couldn’t find anything about anything about an option to just use cash. I’ve read that it’s possible but apparently only for certain bus colors(?) is there someone who collects the cash or do you hand it directly to the driver? I’m honestly very curious
You can pay in cash. it charge about 1500-2000won. If you ask bus driver how you can pay in cash, the driver will friendly explain it.
At the incheon airport I tried speaking English w an airport worker and he had no idea how to speak English I got frustrated
But how to see which bus number you have to take will it be shown in the naver map
Yep
Do you Tag it twice for another person? Until what age are kids free?
Kids under 6 are free. Dont tag twice. It will say that you already paid the fare. Tell the driver you want to pay for 2 before you tag.
Do you put your hand out for the bus in Seoul or will it just stop for you?
You go to a bus station like a normal person. You don’t hail busses like taxis
Well sometimes, put your hands could help you stop the bus.
This was helpful thank you! I find Naver incredibly difficult to use. I chose English as the language but most of it is still in Korean and it frequently tells me it cannot find the location I requested.
But how to fill up money in the money card
You can go to a convenience store that sells the type of card you have, go to the Tmoney card machine or at a service desk in the subway line and fill it up.
can we pay at a restaurant by t-card
No we can't.
No. Just for transportation and some CVSs.
No but there are other cards that also have the Tmoney function that you can do that with
I dont even plan on going to korea. Why am i here
Same here 😂
영상 끝부분 손흔드는 여자 쪽팔리는걸 모르나벼ㅋㅋㅋ
I can't thank Enough for this to u huge tqs🙏😭🤧💜 I would like to ask u more more videos like this to live in Korea as a student for Foreigner it will be huge helful please huge request you to do more videos like
1. How to check the any kind food whether it's pure vegan or not in Convineince stores and food stores
2. How to be careful with strangers in foreigners
3. How to speak in public places when we don't know Korea properly like asking for help in formal way
4. How to cook ourself if possible when everything in meat food
I'm so sorry to ask this money but please if possible do it will be more helpful tqsm 🤧😭🙏💜
To answer question number 3: My Korean is near to zero, but I tried saying "Sillyehamnida", it's the same as "excuse me" in English. That way you can attract the attention of the person you intend to speak to. Most of the time it worked for me despite using a mix of broken Korean and English afterwards.
Thank you