Living Alone In Korea | American 🇺🇸

📣 English and Korean(한국어) subtitles are provided, so please turn it on.
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📌 𝑪𝒐𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒏𝒕
▪︎ A woman from USA who is interested in Korea
▪︎ Let's explore her house in Korea
🆔 𝑰𝒏𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒈𝒓𝒂𝒎
Hailey ➡️ / haileysocial_
Ryan ➡️ / bohonie
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00:00 - Preview
00:19 - Interview
04:12 - Home Tour
04:29 - Entrance
05:00 - Toilet
05:44 - Living room
06:12 - Kitchen
09:51 - Bedroom
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[@bekahwhitlock2762]

Super cute, super friendly, thank you for sharing!

[@SunnySage122]

Nice! Just how I recall my Korean apt. Being from the States as well and recalling how my English started to “change” the longer I stayed in Korea, I can definitely tell she’s integrating with the society because her English is definitely becoming Koreanized. Hey, that could be a topic for a future video. How have native English speakers’ English changed the longer they live in Korea?

[@chattinattitv2805]

I've seen a lot of social media comments from many Chinese and Koreans about pillows, if there is more than one on a bed. I'm just wondering why it's so surprising or weird?? To see more than 1 pillow on a bed? (Genuine question). In the Caribbean, the US, Canada and the UK (All places where I've lived) It's very common for every bed to have at LEAST 2 pillows...even single beds. When I lived alone, my bed had 4 pillows plus 2 small cushions. We "dress/decorate" our beds.

[@ariify1248]

I love Bangchan too! My bias is Felix though!

[@Sha-Ne-Ru]

lol i have 5 pillows on my bed ..