Nice thanks for some of these tips Sunny ( love that name ^_^ ) and your accent is very cute! i love it and you're very adorable looking. I sub your channel. I look forward to your new stuff keep up the good work!
1. You don't need to know much Korean to live here. There's alot of English here. Of course, the more you learn, the more enjoyable your experience will be.
2. You don't need to bow as she says. Common greeting courtesy is sufficient. A slight bow is sufficient.
3. Saying Anyeong Haseyo and Kamsa hamnida is a given and hardly a tip. That's like telling Koreans they need to say thank you in N. America. Really? Omg! I had no idea!
Hi, I'm a 100% Korean and has lived Korea for my entire life.
Your video is interesting and I want to add one more thing for other foreigners.
Korean people are usually proud of their history, own character(as they think it's a really scientific character) and companies(like Samsung, Hyundai.)
So, if a foreigner mentions Korean history, food, culture and product, Korean people start to like the foreigner.
@CrunchyButtBurger Hi, I actually dated a Chinese woman here in the USA (California) for about a year. The Bay Area (SF) of California has a high density of Asians particularly Chinese. There are neighborhoods in CA that are 80% Asian, and as a white guy I feel (at times) like a minority. So your comments on how Koreans interact with travelers and so forth is similar to what it feels like in some California neighborhoods. I prefer the bowing + showing respect for one another.
You live in SF and you dated a Chinese woman, and wonder why Chinese don't bow? Why don't you use your minority status and go around asking all the Chinese why, instead of wondering why culture differences exist in the 21st century.
And also I'm Chinese and I live in the SGV so you don't need to explain stuff to me.
You're right , my sister and brother in law used to live in Seoul and they suffered a little in the beginning because they couldn't speak Korean , even though I taught them the basic words that I already know ( I think they forgot it lol ) however people there were nice and helped them and lucky to them they met several Koreans who can speak English . The thing I like the most about Korea is the language , one of the reason I want to visit it is to speak the few Korean words I know lol .
here is my advice for visiting South Korea 1 learn Korean 2 if you go into anyone's house take your shoes off 3 unless you are a Black Belt or higher in TaeKwonDo don't get into a fight
Thank you for all your tips! I really like your accent, it sounds Filipino hehe. Your tips really helped, thank you again so much and keep up the great work! ^__^
I have a question about the bowing when greeting. We had a foreign exchange student from Korea last year and when my mom asked him how they great each in Korea (She has asked "Do you bow when you great each other"). He said they typically shake hands and do a little bow, but not a full bow like you did. So, does it depend on the region or just personal preference or what?
I lived in Seoul for a year and had a wonderful time. All you have to do is be polite, perhaps pick up basic words as she said, like thank you, hello and please. This will get you far there. Korean people are great, just don't take your prejudices there, remember, you are a guest there. Enjoy the country, its an awesome experience.
@jmrx27 Well things are different lol When i wears my school clothes or jsut going out ,koreans are polite.But whenever i do part time works ..well ..they act like master to slave.Especially i think they don't lose a chance to curse westerner if you bump onto them in restaurant.
@ackWilliamOnTour thanks! Hmm offensive? Ppl in korea thinks if you pronounce english words in english they see you as showing off.(Especially korean who lived abroad like me) That's just what people think overall..., some ppl will think ure being arrogant if you do it. So its more like adapting to what they think its ok,I'm not offending korean in anyway. Why would I? I'm korean myself, and I don't want or like to offend my own people. ^o^ thanks for understanding.
Hi, I'm a Korean.I can explain why Korean people don't like to listen to people pronouncing English words in English way. Most of Korean has a little sense of inferiority about English. English affects their life quite a lot. English determines their universities and jobs, even though theirs major or works don't need English. So people who are fluent in English easily get many chances. Following one of a research, English is a crucial factor to dictate their income. We call it English divide.
Really cool video! Plus your English is amazing, really damn good! I would of thought that putting on a Korean accent when pronouncing English words would offend people? Almost like mocking them to me! I know when people put on a fake aussie accent near me i find it very patronizing!
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I live in a US college town (University of Illinois) so there are alot of international students here especially koreans. you people are so cool! I have made 50$ because you idiots drop your money so often! funniest thing that ever happened with you dogeaters is I was on a metro bus & this korean girl dropped a $20 bill; she should've saw it because it was so blatant, but that's not the eerie part because the eerie thing was her friend was right behind her & saw it yet didn't say or do anything!
are we suppose to bow to everyone even if were just passing by, or just walking in to a room with people, or just when we introduce ourselves to someone?
@AlexCupCakeXD i don't think you need to bow when you're walking by people (i.e. on the street), but if it's someone you know, i think bowing is good.
same goes for walking into a room with people, i.e. like you're entering a restaurant=no bow.
bowing is kind of like acknowledgement to the other person/party, meant to be respectful. i think in the u.s. kids do a head nod sort of wuz up kind of thing? like that but more formal and in a more respectful manner,&unbounded by age.
height is everything there, im korean, i kno, try to be taller and stuff
as she says people judge u by ur greeting and ur manners
im not sure if the last ones true, but learning korean would be a good idea, they arent really good at english, try taking some classes for a few months or weeks or something
just having a basic understanding helps
for transportation, call 1330 for help, using the subways, buses, and taxis is fairly cheap
if u still need help, ask people who look like teenagers
@kittythingy713 Wow, I don't think I would like to live in Korea then. I can do all the things you listed above, but I am not tall. sadly I am only about 5'6 or 167cm. It's too bad some people can be prejudiced against things people didn't choose. Too bad since Seoul and Jeju do seem like really nice places to visit. I think maybe that I will just visit there. I am thinking maybe Japan or Southeast asia would probably be better suited for me.
@supermonk3y07 Still, being too high isn't "good" either. Every time my friend (175cm, korean living in Norway) returns from Korea she ask if she really is too tall. Sadly it's a fact they do care much about looks and height. But, you should know the same thing goes for Japan. And if you're foreign you'll have a hard time there too. If you really wanna move there I don't think this should stop you though. I'm sure there are not so judging people both in Korea and Japan too ;D
@supermonk3y07 people understand english in japan, but they'll answer back in japanese, not too helpful, luckily i had a guide that could speak so it was alright
I have some questions. Because everything I know about Korea is from my almost unhealthy consumption of korean movies. But, are they reserved in their way of meeting new people? Does the economical class difference matters much? And third, can you even mention North Korea or is that a subject you avoid at all costs?
Koreans are the rudest type of east asian! Its the absolute truth. Most Koreans are loud, obnoxious, selfish, shallow and materialistic. Please watch this video for the truth
She's really right. There's some Koreans who own a hair cair shop here in the States where I live right? Well just because I asked them what part of Korea are they from and I just named like two places in Korea, they were really impressed and they really like me and my family now.....they are really ez to please like that because they must of felt at least I showed an interest in where they are from.
i agree with a lot of it ~ but about english pronunciation i,m not sure about people thinking as show off englih lol i think just in many cases koreans don't full understand native english soo " konglish " pronuciation sounds more accurate to them lol
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I really love your videos and your tutorials, i wish i lived in korea. and your super pretty could you do a korean fashion style video if you can? that would be super wonderful please reply thank you~
I agree with most of it except the "speak english with the korean accent or else people will think you're showing off"? Isn't it offending to native english speaking people? What if someone told you to speak korean with another accent? I don't really see how speaking english with a different accent from koreans is rude, offensive or should even matter.
@thecuteproject Yeah, but people do find it offending. My sister always gets mad at me if I speak English at all because she feels like I'm showing off when I do it. I guess she just can't handle her baby sister to be better than her at something.
You know I keep hearing bad things about Korea from various places. Then I see videos of normal people who are actually born and raised there and they seem like the nicest people in the world.
@kimaste this are social tips, if all people can speak korean then whats the point of having korean classes, etc? sames goes to english. so if you dont like this video, you can go ahead and unsub. rather than commenting on it and give so much negativity about this video while it is addressed to people who are seeking for social and cultural knowledge about korea. thanks
@TrueAltaic that is not true, being rude is very general in any countries you will find rude people in the society. so you cant simply just judge directly towards korean that they are rude. there will be in the community that we can findnumbers of rude people, but not all of them are rude.
@TrueAltaic Holy generalization, Batman. What is considered rude in one culture can be considered totally okay in another. Also, considering the many layers of politeness built into the Korean language, I doubt that "rude" is an accurate description of the Korean people.
@TrueAltaic And the New Yorkers are the rudes people of the Eastern US. However the Midwest has the rudest people too. I mean we could go on and on....stop the stereotyping thanks! lol
@TrueAltaic ow this is like saying black ppl is the most ghetto-ish. white ppl are the most palest. and hispanic are the most badest. :d asian stereotype. you are rude to say korean ppl are rude
@TrueAltaic Haha, way to generalise a country with 49 million people. Sure I expect that they can be uncomfortable since they are not good at english. There's alot of things that might seem like they are rude, but mostly from my experience that all comes from cultural differences and misunderstandings.
I love this. Some friends and I are planning a trip to Korea, we know maybe 10 words in korean, so this video is really helpful. Thanks. If you can add more vidoes like this I would love it. Thanks.
Hey just watching your tips and i think there pretty cool but i heard about about different types of bows Like while you bow and you look at them in the eye isnt that rude?
@Dangsrandomvids i believe it is. thats why when she said bow, she had he head completely down. its like you're supposed to look at your feet, to indicate friendlyness and trust. at least thats what they taught us in Tae Kwon Do. Ahn han! haha
Conclusion. Use tips 1, 2 and 3 (4 will help as well) to get to meet cute girls like Dahye, befriend them to make your stay in Korea far more pleasant-awesome and, who knows you even might get a girlfriend. =)
This is a very good video, I hope you will do more, or something about how Korean people are...or strange things in Korea for you when you went there from Bali
@JayCreece : do you watch " Mary stayed out all night " Drama ? ( Moon Geun Young and Jang Geun Suk are main characters ). There are some episode that Jang Geun Suk called Moon Geun Young by Harry Potter :) I think it helps you cause the way they pronouned it very special :)
your monolid are so cute sunnydahye
mickeyoh90 9 hours ago
Ok for the first step...even if you want to ask a question some on the street do you still have to bow?
islam247able 23 hours ago
Thank you and I like your accent ^^
islam247able 1 day ago
question, do you live in the phillipines?
just asking cuz ur accent is totaly not korean
TheRivalConcept 1 day ago
@TheRivalConcept nah, her accent sounds pretty Korean..that's how my cousin sounds too
lonelyheartsclubs 4 hours ago
Nice thanks for some of these tips Sunny ( love that name ^_^ ) and your accent is very cute! i love it and you're very adorable looking. I sub your channel. I look forward to your new stuff keep up the good work!
btk88 2 days ago
U really cute, how old are u??? :)
ImanCute999 4 days ago
This is so helpful!! Kamsamnida!!
panamenamami 5 days ago
I've been here almost 5 years, and:
1. You don't need to know much Korean to live here. There's alot of English here. Of course, the more you learn, the more enjoyable your experience will be.
2. You don't need to bow as she says. Common greeting courtesy is sufficient. A slight bow is sufficient.
3. Saying Anyeong Haseyo and Kamsa hamnida is a given and hardly a tip. That's like telling Koreans they need to say thank you in N. America. Really? Omg! I had no idea!
rfwelsh 6 days ago
그래!! This is TRUE! xD
JungSuYeon009 1 week ago
Hi! Did you undergo plastic surgery? I do not want to be rude or something.. But I'm just curious. Youre so pretty BTW :) Love your skin ♥
adevotedELF 1 week ago
안녕!
I am an American learning Korean and hope to visit Korea someday. This video was very helpful. 감사합니다! :)
itsjustaname4 1 week ago
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Hi, I'm a 100% Korean and has lived Korea for my entire life.
Your video is interesting and I want to add one more thing for other foreigners.
Korean people are usually proud of their history, own character(as they think it's a really scientific character) and companies(like Samsung, Hyundai.)
So, if a foreigner mentions Korean history, food, culture and product, Korean people start to like the foreigner.
mets2032 1 week ago
i accidently bowed to my indegarten teacher because i was so used t it... also again repeadedly to random ppl
Manime123 1 week ago
I like the bowing, strange that Chinese do not bow. Why is that?
marktg9009 1 week ago
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Because Korea and China are different countries with different customs.
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@CrunchyButtBurger Hi, I actually dated a Chinese woman here in the USA (California) for about a year. The Bay Area (SF) of California has a high density of Asians particularly Chinese. There are neighborhoods in CA that are 80% Asian, and as a white guy I feel (at times) like a minority. So your comments on how Koreans interact with travelers and so forth is similar to what it feels like in some California neighborhoods. I prefer the bowing + showing respect for one another.
marktg9009 1 week ago
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You live in SF and you dated a Chinese woman, and wonder why Chinese don't bow? Why don't you use your minority status and go around asking all the Chinese why, instead of wondering why culture differences exist in the 21st century.
And also I'm Chinese and I live in the SGV so you don't need to explain stuff to me.
CrunchyButtBurger 1 week ago
Naaw she is so nice :)
ausjosh85 1 week ago
nice talk+ pretty
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Just be you and have fun! Koreans like foreigners and they understand that everything is new for them, so its all good
1OOWon 2 weeks ago
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1OOWon 2 weeks ago
you're so pretty!
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You're right , my sister and brother in law used to live in Seoul and they suffered a little in the beginning because they couldn't speak Korean , even though I taught them the basic words that I already know ( I think they forgot it lol ) however people there were nice and helped them and lucky to them they met several Koreans who can speak English . The thing I like the most about Korea is the language , one of the reason I want to visit it is to speak the few Korean words I know lol .
GhadeerTheRill 2 weeks ago
what is your native language? :)
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thanks for the tips now i know
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0120princess 2 weeks ago
Thanks a lot sunny that's really useful thanks again :)
hayderalhussieny 3 weeks ago
Why survival ? is korea are jungle? lol.
kristine052896 3 weeks ago
Eepuh...:)
rpark78 3 weeks ago
Thank you! You are cute
madhippie17 3 weeks ago
awww cant wait to goto korea when im older.... stuck in the states >_< 오오 하고.. 감사합니다! Great video!
towatchutube123 3 weeks ago
Thanks for the tips, and you are so adorable.
sam92teg 3 weeks ago
hahaloool. they'll just run away from u.
prettyjasmine2008 3 weeks ago
here is my advice for visiting South Korea 1 learn Korean 2 if you go into anyone's house take your shoes off 3 unless you are a Black Belt or higher in TaeKwonDo don't get into a fight
BlackBelt3rdDegree 3 weeks ago
I quit showing off my English.
BobLeKatt 4 weeks ago
A german answer. ;)
You are so nice wish i would be 20 years younger. :(
;) lets hope that we (human people) come over this (iam korean-you are german).
So thanks about your help
! ;)
Have fun in your live
Greetings
Thomas
tomtoonotavaiable 4 weeks ago
Thank you for all your tips! I really like your accent, it sounds Filipino hehe. Your tips really helped, thank you again so much and keep up the great work! ^__^
MoonliteMemory 4 weeks ago
even after I watched your vid, I won't talk to any korean with korean english accent, I still feel that it's offensive to them.
p1t3n6 4 weeks ago
How about not going to North Korea? That's my survival tip.
Diabolik771 1 month ago
너무 귀여워!! is it correct? haha :)
hallyudeij 1 month ago
I BOW DOWN TO NO MAN
yoransom 1 month ago
@yoransom Humble yourself troll :)
dasanmitchell 1 month ago
Black people crime very scar.
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victoriaandsean 1 month ago
BOW YOUR HEADS!!!!!!!!!! like in planet of the apes! lol
sourmanofcoal 1 month ago
i was startled at your voice!I'm not looking at the monitor when you spoke,,,
cz35 1 month ago
I have a question about the bowing when greeting. We had a foreign exchange student from Korea last year and when my mom asked him how they great each in Korea (She has asked "Do you bow when you great each other"). He said they typically shake hands and do a little bow, but not a full bow like you did. So, does it depend on the region or just personal preference or what?
RawrRiza 1 month ago
@nuorangejapan this is such a helpful explanation!
jadujen 1 month ago
OMG I LOVE YOUR ACCENT! It sounds so cute :)
ohmygosh1239 1 month ago
I lived in Seoul for a year and had a wonderful time. All you have to do is be polite, perhaps pick up basic words as she said, like thank you, hello and please. This will get you far there. Korean people are great, just don't take your prejudices there, remember, you are a guest there. Enjoy the country, its an awesome experience.
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@jmrx27 Well things are different lol When i wears my school clothes or jsut going out ,koreans are polite.But whenever i do part time works ..well ..they act like master to slave.Especially i think they don't lose a chance to curse westerner if you bump onto them in restaurant.
Tomoesong 3 weeks ago
@jmrx27 Amen to that, could not agree more with what you said
TheRivalConcept 1 day ago
@ackWilliamOnTour thanks! Hmm offensive? Ppl in korea thinks if you pronounce english words in english they see you as showing off.(Especially korean who lived abroad like me) That's just what people think overall..., some ppl will think ure being arrogant if you do it. So its more like adapting to what they think its ok,I'm not offending korean in anyway. Why would I? I'm korean myself, and I don't want or like to offend my own people. ^o^ thanks for understanding.
sunnydahye 1 month ago 6
@sunnydahye ugh I hate it when people do that. My english teacher does that all the time and it annoys everyone.
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Hi, I'm a Korean.I can explain why Korean people don't like to listen to people pronouncing English words in English way. Most of Korean has a little sense of inferiority about English. English affects their life quite a lot. English determines their universities and jobs, even though theirs major or works don't need English. So people who are fluent in English easily get many chances. Following one of a research, English is a crucial factor to dictate their income. We call it English divide.
mets2032 1 week ago
@sunnydahye You're so beautiful. Are all Korean girls beautiful like you?
I'm sad now.
Actually, nah, I'm happy.
Jayjay03025 1 week ago
Really cool video! Plus your English is amazing, really damn good! I would of thought that putting on a Korean accent when pronouncing English words would offend people? Almost like mocking them to me! I know when people put on a fake aussie accent near me i find it very patronizing!
JackWilliamOnTour 1 month ago
@JackWilliamOnTour i totally agree with you on the aussie accent. it's always so stereotypical. sometimes it's funny othertime it's like...no.
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I live in a US college town (University of Illinois) so there are alot of international students here especially koreans. you people are so cool! I have made 50$ because you idiots drop your money so often! funniest thing that ever happened with you dogeaters is I was on a metro bus & this korean girl dropped a $20 bill; she should've saw it because it was so blatant, but that's not the eerie part because the eerie thing was her friend was right behind her & saw it yet didn't say or do anything!
retiredstalker 1 month ago
@retiredstalker DAFUQ did I just read?
takenoprisoner42 3 weeks ago
are we suppose to bow to everyone even if were just passing by, or just walking in to a room with people, or just when we introduce ourselves to someone?
AlexCupCakeXD 1 month ago
@AlexCupCakeXD i don't think you need to bow when you're walking by people (i.e. on the street), but if it's someone you know, i think bowing is good.
same goes for walking into a room with people, i.e. like you're entering a restaurant=no bow.
bowing is kind of like acknowledgement to the other person/party, meant to be respectful. i think in the u.s. kids do a head nod sort of wuz up kind of thing? like that but more formal and in a more respectful manner,&unbounded by age.
pwnagefoo 1 month ago
@pwnagefoo ooh ok thank you :D
AlexCupCakeXD 1 month ago
you`re really pretty!
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MisterDenisX 1 month ago
height is everything there, im korean, i kno, try to be taller and stuff
as she says people judge u by ur greeting and ur manners
im not sure if the last ones true, but learning korean would be a good idea, they arent really good at english, try taking some classes for a few months or weeks or something
just having a basic understanding helps
for transportation, call 1330 for help, using the subways, buses, and taxis is fairly cheap
if u still need help, ask people who look like teenagers
kittythingy713 1 month ago
@kittythingy713 Wow, I don't think I would like to live in Korea then. I can do all the things you listed above, but I am not tall. sadly I am only about 5'6 or 167cm. It's too bad some people can be prejudiced against things people didn't choose. Too bad since Seoul and Jeju do seem like really nice places to visit. I think maybe that I will just visit there. I am thinking maybe Japan or Southeast asia would probably be better suited for me.
supermonk3y07 1 month ago
@supermonk3y07 Still, being too high isn't "good" either. Every time my friend (175cm, korean living in Norway) returns from Korea she ask if she really is too tall. Sadly it's a fact they do care much about looks and height. But, you should know the same thing goes for Japan. And if you're foreign you'll have a hard time there too. If you really wanna move there I don't think this should stop you though. I'm sure there are not so judging people both in Korea and Japan too ;D
AgehaSoul 1 month ago
@supermonk3y07 people understand english in japan, but they'll answer back in japanese, not too helpful, luckily i had a guide that could speak so it was alright
kittythingy713 1 month ago
watch?v=WJ4I3S1kcEU&feature=related <-- you dont have to believe me... but please believe her.
TrueAltaic 1 month ago
I have some questions. Because everything I know about Korea is from my almost unhealthy consumption of korean movies. But, are they reserved in their way of meeting new people? Does the economical class difference matters much? And third, can you even mention North Korea or is that a subject you avoid at all costs?
LeonardHummer 1 month ago
She's beautiful! ^^
Britt95britt 1 month ago
can i sink you with my pink torpedo?
tombonaventure 1 month ago
Koreans are the rudest type of east asian! Its the absolute truth. Most Koreans are loud, obnoxious, selfish, shallow and materialistic. Please watch this video for the truth
watch?v=WJ4I3S1kcEU&feature=related
TrueAltaic 1 month ago
She's really right. There's some Koreans who own a hair cair shop here in the States where I live right? Well just because I asked them what part of Korea are they from and I just named like two places in Korea, they were really impressed and they really like me and my family now.....they are really ez to please like that because they must of felt at least I showed an interest in where they are from.
TubeGuest5178 1 month ago
you are such a cutie pie. thanks for the tips.
TubeGuest5178 1 month ago
so you want us to bow down and suck your dick?? asian people are so gay.
Xyz2394 1 month ago
@Xyz2394 So you want us to wave like you're going to slap their face? Could say the same about you buddy. Stop being such a dick.
facebookfan12 1 month ago
This is so great, you're very entertaining and informitive. :)
iloveboneslots 1 month ago
the 'magic' words are please and thankyou
you have the cutest lisp :p
ohsosweetdd 1 month ago
Hey I have question are u born in U.S.A and you parents is from Korean??
allthatglitters022 1 month ago
This video was very informative..
Modell2009 1 month ago
i agree with a lot of it ~ but about english pronunciation i,m not sure about people thinking as show off englih lol i think just in many cases koreans don't full understand native english soo " konglish " pronuciation sounds more accurate to them lol
tochjo772 1 month ago
Thank you for the information. I hope to learn more about Korea.
Darrell1019 1 month ago
You're really pretty! ^^
LeoJelloAndAnaHearts 1 month ago
this is actually really good advice lol
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RealRonPaul 1 month ago
I would not go near to that communist country. Sorry.
Zoza15 1 month ago
@Zoza15 Wow, think this video is probably from South Korea... you know... the democratic one...jeez :P
joshyboi1991 1 month ago 2
@Zoza15 It's about going to South Korea which is not communist at all....
BoubouleDeSucree 1 month ago
I really love your videos and your tutorials, i wish i lived in korea. and your super pretty could you do a korean fashion style video if you can? that would be super wonderful please reply thank you~
sickestgdkidz 1 month ago
I agree with most of it except the "speak english with the korean accent or else people will think you're showing off"? Isn't it offending to native english speaking people? What if someone told you to speak korean with another accent? I don't really see how speaking english with a different accent from koreans is rude, offensive or should even matter.
thecuteproject 2 months ago
@thecuteproject Yeah, but people do find it offending. My sister always gets mad at me if I speak English at all because she feels like I'm showing off when I do it. I guess she just can't handle her baby sister to be better than her at something.
LeoJelloAndAnaHearts 1 month ago
what other words are good to learn like basic words
Justindrewbiber1000 2 months ago
You know I keep hearing bad things about Korea from various places. Then I see videos of normal people who are actually born and raised there and they seem like the nicest people in the world.
Maybe the jerks of Korea don't make videos, lol.
Lydomina 2 months ago
"like bow down..like that" hehehe
hobooncouch567 2 months ago
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3 tips? all you need is one and this applies to any country. learn the fcking language. it will resolve everything.
kimaste 2 months ago
@kimaste this are social tips, if all people can speak korean then whats the point of having korean classes, etc? sames goes to english. so if you dont like this video, you can go ahead and unsub. rather than commenting on it and give so much negativity about this video while it is addressed to people who are seeking for social and cultural knowledge about korea. thanks
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Also another tip. Korean's are the rudest type of east asian. So please be ready. ^^
TrueAltaic 2 months ago
@TrueAltaic that is not true, being rude is very general in any countries you will find rude people in the society. so you cant simply just judge directly towards korean that they are rude. there will be in the community that we can findnumbers of rude people, but not all of them are rude.
sunnydahye 2 months ago 25
@sunnydahye I admire your sincerity. You are definitely the exception to the majority. XoXoX ^^
TrueAltaic 2 months ago
@TrueAltaic Chinese are not only rude but they don't help a dying toddler run over by 2 trucks... Yue Yue.
pedro125252 1 month ago
@TrueAltaic Holy generalization, Batman. What is considered rude in one culture can be considered totally okay in another. Also, considering the many layers of politeness built into the Korean language, I doubt that "rude" is an accurate description of the Korean people.
lesleyburt 1 month ago
@TrueAltaic And the New Yorkers are the rudes people of the Eastern US. However the Midwest has the rudest people too. I mean we could go on and on....stop the stereotyping thanks! lol
TubeGuest5178 1 month ago
@TrueAltaic ow this is like saying black ppl is the most ghetto-ish. white ppl are the most palest. and hispanic are the most badest. :d asian stereotype. you are rude to say korean ppl are rude
jayminh543 1 month ago
@jayminh543 im not sure if their the rudest but the people there are very materialistic
my brothers living there right now and he doesnt like the attitude of the people
kittythingy713 1 month ago
@TrueAltaic Haha, way to generalise a country with 49 million people. Sure I expect that they can be uncomfortable since they are not good at english. There's alot of things that might seem like they are rude, but mostly from my experience that all comes from cultural differences and misunderstandings.
LeonardHummer 1 month ago
nice video. anyway, what's your new blogspot URL? :))
nierv26 2 months ago
@nierv26 sunnydahye.blogspot.com
sunnydahye 2 months ago
wow cutie
johannahjohannah 2 months ago
how do you say harry potter in a korean way? owo
AineLilith 2 months ago
can you do a korean tutorial?just asking...lolz...btw i love ur vids..
ladyhyalicious 2 months ago
@ladyhyalicious sure! i did few of them you can it out on my channel :D
sunnydahye 2 months ago
fake people with fake makeup
TITO2687 2 months ago
I love this. Some friends and I are planning a trip to Korea, we know maybe 10 words in korean, so this video is really helpful. Thanks. If you can add more vidoes like this I would love it. Thanks.
GabNaye 2 months ago
are you korean?
chocomoka1 2 months ago
@chocomoka1 Try watching the video
scarab40 2 months ago
@scarab40
Thanks your recommend
chocomoka1 2 months ago
you have a pretty face
votekakashihokage 2 months ago
Do you see foreigners working in Korea, not just coming as tourists? What jobs are they doing?
Mun885 3 months ago
You R so cute do u know that ;)
I like your English speech
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hayderalhussieny 3 months ago
how do you say harry potter in eng korean?
Bhuddi1 3 months ago
Hey just watching your tips and i think there pretty cool but i heard about about different types of bows Like while you bow and you look at them in the eye isnt that rude?
Dangsrandomvids 3 months ago
@Dangsrandomvids i believe it is. thats why when she said bow, she had he head completely down. its like you're supposed to look at your feet, to indicate friendlyness and trust. at least thats what they taught us in Tae Kwon Do. Ahn han! haha
nastyninja50187 2 months ago
@nastyninja50187 ah kk thanks :)
Dangsrandomvids 2 months ago
@Dangsrandomvids anytime bro!
nastyninja50187 2 months ago
Where is part 2? I want to know how to say Harry Potter the Korean way.
floridameerkat 4 months ago
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tripshop420 5 months ago
Conclusion. Use tips 1, 2 and 3 (4 will help as well) to get to meet cute girls like Dahye, befriend them to make your stay in Korea far more pleasant-awesome and, who knows you even might get a girlfriend. =)
wraspita 5 months ago
I'm planning a trip to south korea in a couple of months and I've taken a couple of korean classes. This vid really helped! Thanks!.
Andy3427 6 months ago
Can you do skincare routine? How you have such beautiful skin? How you fight against acne?
AddictedSweetness 7 months ago
Do you have short tongue?
987654321pokey 8 months ago
survival tip #4: don't be overweight unless you can bare the pressures of super high humidity.
shizuma2007 10 months ago
I will be traveling to Korea this summer to teach English for 5 weeks. You should make more videos like this =]
cupcakegel 10 months ago
you remind me of sohee from the wondergirls :D ur really pretty!! :)
JPHotnCold 11 months ago 13
@JPHotnCold thank yoou ^^
sunnydahye 11 months ago
@sunnydahye Peanus. Peanus in ur ass?
RollersPostulate 2 months ago
I'm gonna go to Korea for the pretty girls...make my good first impression lol
WillTheMaster 1 year ago
can you pls do a haircare routine? :)
KpopPrincess97 1 year ago
@KpopPrincess97 i would love to but i dont really take care of my hair :/ only shampoo, conditioner and curl set lotion thats all lol *im so lazy XD
sunnydahye 1 year ago
thanks for the tips..and you're so pretty!!
KpopPrincess97 1 year ago
@KpopPrincess97 thank you <3 ^^
sunnydahye 1 year ago
you should make a series out of it ;D
i love it so much
asianstyle4ever 1 year ago 9
@asianstyle4ever aww really? ok i will do another one next week so stay tuned! <3
sunnydahye 1 year ago
@sunnydahye yaaaaaaay :))
asianstyle4ever 1 year ago
@asianstyle4ever haha will do ;) what else do you guys want me to do ? :D
sunnydahye 2 months ago
This is a very good video, I hope you will do more, or something about how Korean people are...or strange things in Korea for you when you went there from Bali
xxxAngelikaxxx 1 year ago
that was great!^^
I'm really interested in such things. So I hope you do more in the future xD
I'm learning korean for myself (unfortunately because I'm so busy I don't have so much time...><) but I'm trying hard ^^
but now I'm curious. How do you pronunce Harry Potter in the korean way?^^
JayCreece 1 year ago
@JayCreece : do you watch " Mary stayed out all night " Drama ? ( Moon Geun Young and Jang Geun Suk are main characters ). There are some episode that Jang Geun Suk called Moon Geun Young by Harry Potter :) I think it helps you cause the way they pronouned it very special :)
jojoinie 1 year ago
@JayCreece i will do the part 2 and pronounce it ;)
sunnydahye 1 year ago
REQUEST: skin care routine!
amandapandachu 1 year ago