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korean got that kimchi culture, actually in korea, they use sliding door, but due to cold weather, most of the doors are stuck, so most have to pull hard to slid it close, therefore when it come to singapore open and close door type, they still cannot take away the habit of closing it hard, to them, it is not slam, it is closing it hard.
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Originally posted by secretliker:
And they like to scold people 臭丫头 (from drama).
Anyone answer my question?
Korean are fierce pples, they dun hv much courtesy as the jap and we do, they are rough pples, they can go riot, fighting and shouting as normal as we chit chatting here.Another thing is that they are very co-operative among themselves, they protect themselves within their own gangs very well. We are more individualistic, that is where we lose out.
Once in America, i was having lunch and a group of korean tourists came in and occupied my good seat like nothing is happening, then i went to the toilet, omg, they take turns and make sure all of their gang who need go toilet get in first before i get a chance. Rude and selfish they might be, but i admired their team work.
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Originally posted by angel7030:
Korean are fierce pples, they dun hv much courtesy as the jap and we do, they are rough pples, they can go riot, fighting and shouting as normal as we chit chatting here.Another thing is that they are very co-operative among themselves, they protect themselves within their own gangs very well. We are more individualistic, that is where we lose out.
Once in America, i was having lunch and a group of korean tourists came in and occupied my good seat like nothing is happening, then i went to the toilet, omg, they take turns and make sure all of their gang who need go toilet get in first before i get a chance. Rude and selfish they might be, but i admired their team work.
How you know you live in korea before? Koreans are tough people on the outside they are very direct but they have good hearts once they get to know you better.What's the point of being civilise on the outside and then stab people in the back (Japanese & Chinese culture)?
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Originally posted by Short Ninja:
How you know you live in korea before? Koreans are tough people on the outside they are very direct but they have good hearts once they get to know you better.What's the point of being civilise on the outside and then stab people in the back (Japanese & Chinese culture)?
How you know, u ninja from japan? hello ninji, i didn't mention about inside hearts hor. I never said anything bad about them, it is their way of life, whatever inside, i can't see, that is up to you to say. Exchanged program with them during secondary 2 holidays for a month, me stayed with one of the family for a month, then this pretty korean gal came to stay with me at my joo chiat place for a month too. She told me about their culture and i ate with them, do daily chore with them, no maid.
In here, she very happy, cos got our maids to clean for her mah, then i bring her to geyland and joo chiat to see the red light district, she got a shock of her life.
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There's a diff between North Koreans and South Koreans.
South Koreans are more refined. They are civic-minded, gracious, hygenic and orderly, unlike most S'poreans. If a seat or table is reserved, they will never take it, or even flash a wad of notes (thinking that money talks) just to get the seat/table.
North Koreans are more chor lor. The N. Koreans will sit with one leg up like ah beng.
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Originally posted by angel7030:
How you know, u ninja from japan? hello ninji, i didn't mention about inside hearts hor. I never said anything bad about them, it is their way of life, whatever inside, i can't see, that is up to you to say. Exchanged program with them during secondary 2 holidays for a month, me stayed with one of the family for a month, then this pretty korean gal came to stay with me at my joo chiat place for a month too. She told me about their culture and i ate with them, do daily chore with them, no maid.
In here, she very happy, cos got our maids to clean for her mah, then i bring her to geyland and joo chiat to see the red light district, she got a shock of her lif
I live and work in Korea for 1 year that is how I know...you exchange wat underwear?LOL
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Originally posted by Short Ninja:
I live and work in Korea for 1 year that is how I know...you exchange wat underwear?LOL
so what u work 1 year, and if i exchange underwear, what got to do with you. no big deal ya. U work ok, me study there and live in their house to fully understand their family life.poor life, need to go korea to work.
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i'm korean (look at my last name lol) and slamming doors is rude. if i did that in my parents house when i was young i'd be smacked (seriously) its still an expression of anger/frustration (after a bad day at work) or usually after a fight so your neighbors must fight alot. there's no thing in our culture that makes it okay to slam doors, and we dont use sliding doors that was like 10-20 yrs ago =P
Edited by alexkim91 10 Jul `08, 10:28PM
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