Safety in Korea vs America. Who wins? 

What do you think about safety in America? I'm giving my personal opinion of why I think living in Korea is safer than America, especially as an African American.

In Korea, crime is so uncommon that even minor incidents are newsworthy. While living in the United States, I noticed that the news often reported on shootings and fatalities. In contrast, Korean news typically covers traffic accidents or instances where politicians have misrepresented their family backgrounds. lol This reflects the nation's low crime rate. A characteristic of Koreans is that they include small incidents or shortcomings of Korea in movies or dramas to inform the world. Because of this, foreigners often misunderstand and think that there is a lot of bullying among students, many gangs, or a high crime rate in Korea. This misconception arises because films are repeatedly made about the few crimes that do happen in Korea. There are few East Asian countries where movies or dramas criticize the government and mock the president. This level of freedom and low crime rate is what sets Korea apart.

우린 주변에 있는 외국인이 어느 나라 사람이고 피부색 어떻든 종교가 뭐든 관심이 없다. 다만 댁을 포함한 모든 외국인이 어떠한 공경에 처했을 때 대화가 어렵더라도 도우려 할 것이다. 그냥 영어가 서툴거나 자연스럽지 못하니까 쉽게 다가가기 어려울 뿐. 걱정 마시라.

인종에 대한 두려움보다는 영어에 대한 두려움이 큰거야....흑인,백인 상관없이 한국말을 할줄알거나 아니면 내가 영어를 잘한다면 차별따윈 없다고 말하고싶다.

Thank you for being honest about Korea and the United States. I have heard many comments from Black people who say that Koreans are racist against Black people. These comments are always from people who have never been to Korea. You seem like a great person and remind me of a good friend of mine. As a Korean American, I know how safe Korea is and how respectful and kind the people are. In the United States, it is quite the opposite, especially with the rampant crime and racism. I remember during COVID-19, so many Asians were being physically attacked. It angered me so much that I began to despise America. I have been to Korea multiple times, and my future plan is to move my family there.

Im a white Caucasian from New Zealand who has moved to Korea, its difficult to comprehend how safe it is and how nice the people are. Occasionally i will get stared at in public, just because im different to the norm, but thats the worst i have experienced in three years. ive never seen a crime or anything close to one. Occasionally you will witness a screaming argument.. but thats the culture. Safest place in the world i have ever been.. even at 2am.

Is this a trick question? I'm pretty well travelled and Korea is undoubtedly the safest country in the world. Discrimination in Korea exist, but pretty weak compared to what you see in other countries.

i'm korean, Koreans generally do not have racism against black people. Rather, there is a little fear because it is unfamiliar. And there is a feeling of admiration for the strong physical and sexuality of black people

I lived in Detroit for 14 years and I fibd comparing Korea to US in safety appalling.. So much so, I subscribe!

한국에서 좋은 기억을 가지고 가길 바랍니다.

저는 한국사람 이예요. 저도 어릴땐 외국분들이 한국에 있는 경우가 그리 많지 않았어요. 요즘은 산책이나,운동하려고 한강을 많이 가는편인데 외국분들이 치킨이나 맥주를 잔디에 앉아 평화롭게 함께 어울리는걸 보니 참 보기 좋더라구요. 특히 한강 편의점에서 라면도 너무 잘 끓이던걸요~~ㅎㅎㅎ 서울 한강 대교에서 멋진 불빛 분수를 외국분들과 함께 바라보며 행복한 오후가 이젠 즐겁습니다. 한국에 오신 외국분들도 우리나라의 법과 질서만 잘 지켜준다면 언제든 환영입니다~❤😊❤

I am so sorry about the racism you dealt with in the US - the cotton picker experience you shared hit me hard. I was born in Korea and immigrated to Canada as a child when it was very wasp. I dealt with racial bullying on a daily basis for years. I used those experiences to make be stronger rather than bitter.

You and your friends are always welcome here in Korea.

As a South Korean. We have studied English so much in school . For Korean English conversation is remind English Test is school. So that's why some Korean afraid talk with foreigner. It s a little bit scary making mistake when speak English.

Your smile is so beautiful, I hope you are happy.

I’m so glad you are having a great experience in S. Korea. Thank you so much for talking positively about your life there.

Since you make a good impression, I think you will be welcomed wherever you travel in Korea. 😊

Your personality shines in your video. So lucky for Korea to have you there. Wish you the best.

I really enjoyed watching your video. Have a great time while in Korea.

What a good man , we all need to learn.

Safest place ever! Safest country ive been or lived in. Been in South Korea 10 months , moving from Georgia. Living outside Macon was crazy. I wouldnt even want to travel at night. Forget about stopping at a gas station. Drive by shootings daily. Living in Korea is totally opposite. Very safe. Women can walk freely at night alone, which you wont see in the US.

In my opinion, Korean civil war (1950~1953) played a huge part establishing 'good image' of Americans regardless of their races amongst South Koreans. We remember white G.I. as well as Black and other G.I.s fought with us against communist invaders. That's probably why even the old generation who tends to behave racist ways in every country is very open and even appreciative of the presence of Americans or other allies in Korea. So the good deeds of American past collectives including that of Black American soldiers could be said to have shaped the way Americans are treated in Korea now. However, memory fades and perception is due to change for better or worse.

인종차별은 경험으로 인한 선입견의 축적으로부터 생성되는것이라고 생각합니다. 한국인은 외국인에 대한 많은 경험이 없기 때문에 인종에 대한 차별보다는 낯섬으로 인한 호기심이나 경계심이 더 클것같네요.

If you come to Korea from another country don’t try to impose your values and beliefs on Koreans. Some foreigners especially Americans have a tendency to do this often questioning Korean English skills and acting ratchet. Leave that way of thinking and behavior behind.

Great video.

Francois, you feel treated fine in S. Korea is because you have respect. It's horrible history of any human being went thru as slavery. I believe S. Korean welcomes anyone as long as have a respect.

Great vid, I lived right around the corner in Yeongdeungpo. Used to walk on these pressure stones which were amazing

인종차별은 어느나라든 다있어...그런데 유럽이나 북미,호주등 아시아인을 폭력적으로 차별하지..

정중하고 조용한 사람이라면 인종이 무슨 상관이겠습니까. 한국인들은 대체적으로 조용한 사람을 좋아하니 너무 발랄하게 행동하지만 않으면 됩니다 😂 물론 친하거나 술자리에선 반대지만요

South Korean, Japan, Taiwan, etc. are generally safer these days because they don’t have much immigration from “certain” countries like in most western developed countries. All of these riots never happened there. This might due to language barrier, government and homogeneous culture.

Similar sentiments about safety in Korea. Quite safe indeed and very easy to travel to and navigate 👍🏻👍🏻

I live in a rural area, not Seoul, but I remember seeing black people probably once (when I was in middle school). I'm surprised that there are people with black skin so I kept looking at it. It's not racism, it's just that I was surprised that the black people I saw in movies existed. It is really rare for Koreans to meet black people while living in Korea.(Except Seoul)

Thank you for the good video. I enjoyed watching it very much. It seems that there are many people who can't approach foreigners because of their fear of English 😂

언젠가 다시 또 와서 좋은 추억 만드시기 바랍니다.

Yet all these foreigners, especially international Kpop fans, says Korea is racist but never acknowledge the horrible racism that their countries were and are guilty of, especially the US.

대부분의 한국인들은 흑인들에 대한 경계심이나 나쁜 이미지가 별로 없습니다. 오히려 백인과 더불어 함께 좋아합니다. 한국에서 활동하는 유명 연예인이나, 유튜버 중에 흑인 친구들이 많습니다.

Ah, Francois, when I expressed to my ex (who’s from Ethiopia and who is probably my best friend) the idea that’s crossed my mind of moving to Korea, he told me that I needed to stay in the U.S. to fight for his daughters. It’s an argument that gets to me, because I worry about his daughters and about his beautiful teenage nephews. What a sad state of affairs to feel safer in another country than in the country where you were born…. What a sad state of affairs that the country that my ex chose to come to seeking asylum is a place where he has to be extra careful and where he has to worry about his kids. I could go on and on about this, but enough for now. So glad you found SK (and Mongolia)!

차별하거나 싫다기 보다 언어가 안되니 두려워서 다가가지 못하고 회피하는거 같아요. 저도 영어만 된다면 많은 외국인 친구 사귀고 싶어요~

I feel you. I felt 1000 times safer walking alone day and night in South Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, China, and Hong Kong then i ever will in the US.

I remember i watched not long ago on the Korean news how a swat team broke in an apartment like on a narco movies, breaking windows, rope, doors, etc to catch a karen that was stealing packages from their neighbours 😂. That's how safe korea is.

For animals, discrimination has been advantageous for survival for a long time, so I think discrimination is an instinct as living creatures. Racism is only one part of many forms of discrimination. Therefore, until people become friends and can trust each other, everyone must learn to control themselves through education or information about the other person in order to avoid discrimination. In other words, unless there is a country that has figured out how to reduce illiteracy to zero, those who claim that there is no racial discrimination are not true. As a Korean, I acknowledge that a lot of discrimination exists in Korea as well. But some things are misunderstood. Behaviors such as staring at foreigners or trying to turn around when a foreigner approaches are more likely not motivated by hatred in Korea. Excluding the main areas of Seoul, Korea is still one of the countries that is not used to foreigners. In particular, the older the age group, the more likely it is that they will not have frequent contact with foreigners. That's why staring is not an expression of disgust, but is often just out of curiosity. For example, in the United States, if a Korean walks in a black or white area that is not a tourist destination and does not have Asians living, it can be inferred that everyone will stare. It is similar. And compared to other countries, Koreans have a stronger perception of having to answer foreigners in English. Because we learn English as our main subject in school, we tend to feel embarrassed about not being good at English. Therefore, people who are not confident in speaking English fluently often avoid foreigners when they approach them because they feel pressured to have a conversation in English. If you observe, you will see that these two things are common to foreigners of all nationalities, regardless of race. In Korea, there is more discrimination against poverty, good looks and style than racism. This is often mistaken for racism, but it is a little different. Because this discrimination applies to rich and poor countries, it is often mistaken for racial discrimination. Even if the person is from a poor country, if the person is good-looking and has good style, they are often treated well. On the other hand, even if a person is from a rich country, if he or she is ugly or has poor style, Koreans may respond in a bad manner. Of course, this is discrimination that applies equally to Koreans. This type of discrimination is a more serious problem in Korea than racial discrimination.

안전하다고 말하면서 왜이리 숨어서 영상을 찍어요 😂😂😂 해치지 않아요. 거리로 나와서 뭐가 보이고 어떤지를 알려 주세요. 전 한국인이지만 외국에 있어 이런 영상으로 힐링을 한답니다 😂

No matter where we are in the world it’s all about each person‘s personality and outlook on their life. I don’t believe it’s necessarily people are personally being racist towards one different from the other.

i don't feel safe skipping at nights in america, and i'm 40+ male.

Great video! Here in the US (especially in San Francisco and NYC) people are now emboldened to straight up walk into a store and fill entire bags of stuff off the shelf and just walk out. They are "allowed" to steal up to $1000 without being charged I think before police can get involved. Staff are legally not allowed to intervene. It has gotten so bad stores are now putting everyday goods like shampoos and even milk behind locked glass and you have to get an employee to unlock the cabinet for you. Can you imagine having to do that for multiple items? If I may be bold to add something to the last thing you said about coming to Korea. One of the reasons why I think Francois is successful there is because he knows how to be respectful in Korea and understands not turn it into the place that he left. I am not trying to start an argument. Francois, I am glad you have made a home in Korea. I truly believe you help make it a better place. 😊 BTW- shame on that man @13:34 for spitting😆

It's crazy to imagine how that would affect your psyche, feeling safe in general out in public, that even a little girl would skip down a street at night. That's how it should be... I imagine it's a top down problem/solution. I'm not sure how America could course correct but if I were you, I'd feel the same!

If you're Black you need to be here in Korea. Japan works too. Police won't kill you here.

Foreigners say that Korea is safe because of CCTV. Then do Paris or the United States not have any CCTV? Korea is only the 50th country to have a CCTV. It is because of national character and education. I can't understand foreigners who think it is natural to steal and hurt people. It is hard to understand foreigners who think it is amazing to walk alone on the night streets. As a Korean, I am just afraid to travel abroad. Why is it natural to take other people's things in public??

They are not discriminating or scared. Its just that they cant speak english and they're shy about it.

국적상관없이. 너무 다른 언어, 외모로 인한 공포 경계심도 영향이 크다고 생각합니다. 안전하다고 느끼면 마음의 문을 여는거구요 (일부는 이미 외국인들의 슬럼화 범죄등 망가져있는부분도 있어서 더 그런거같아요. 개인적으로) 혹시. 피부때문이라고 오해하실까봐..말씀드리는거지만 피부상관없이. 외부인이라면.. 지나가는 백인 남성 또한 경계를 많이합니다. 제 주변사람들은요. 좋은 기억만 남았으면 좋겠습니다.

It s different kind of discrimination - It's more like .. "I've never seen your kind of human in my life"kind of discrimination 😂

당신의 피부색이 문제되지않아요 당신의 선한 마음이 보입니다 당신의 마음의 선한 맘을 알게 된 한국인은 엄청 잘 대해 줄 겁니다 한국인은 사람의 마음을 보려합니다 만나는 모든 사람들을 말이죠 ㅎㅎ

Interesting

흑인들도 좋은 사람 나쁜 사람 있는 거고 한국인들도 좋은 사람 나쁜 사람있는 거겠지요, 백인도 마찬가지고..Francois 님은 좋은 사람 같습니다

If you can visit Bucheon in Kyounggi-do, we can grab a coffee one day. It's on me. Are you still in Korea?

I'm from California and yes, the united states is extremely dangerous filled with robbery and murder. Thankfully, I have never experienced it myself though. I wish the states are as clean and safe as south korea. South Korea is safe because it's a homogeneous country with only koearns. Diversity leads to many complicated problems, unfortunately.

Most Koreans treat foreigners not based on their skin color but their behavior. Show them smile and behave normally then no problem. But you know Koreans prefer good looking and pretty faces discriminately and obsessively.

yes, korea is safe. But as an immigrant, it is not easy to become part of the society as an immigrant. I am a Swede who lived and worked there 10 years ago as my wife is from Seoul.

True enough Francois

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How about getting your aunt to visit you in Korea? It seems she misses you.

It's safe bc there's mainly only korean peaople in Korea. But it's creepyi in area where you have a lot of foreigners.

I felt the same way in Japan. When I was stationed in Yokosuka I felt a lot safer in Japan. I was never discriminated against or I never cared to notice it. I could venture out late at night walking in a residential area and not be stopped by someone asking me what I am doing here when heading to the MMA gym in Minato. Never got into a fight at a club or a bar or never even seen one. I come back to Florida and was going to go to a club with a friend Friday. I decided not to go and found out on Monday a guy brought a gun to the club and shot the bouncer there. Also, not to forget the Pulse shooting in Orlando. Places I usually go to due to luck I was never involved in any of the shootings or robberies that would put me in danger. Never had to worry about it in Japan.

Yea Korea it feels relieved to enjoy normal walk outside that i couldnt in US. But there are always few who are crazy enough to kidnap kid or rob a convenient store. So plz be aware! Have great time in Korea^^

actually i sleep at the park bench because of im so drunk nothing happen lol

I'm a Korean-American living in the States for nearly 40 years. Every day, I feel sort of discrimination by race, coor, language, and culture. I am definitely going back to Korea after retirement. People in Korea say there are still unfairness, discrimination, and violence in Korea, but they don't know REAL crimes and unfairness. Of course, there are all those dark sides in every society. it's how frequently you face them. I think Korean are still naive about US. This society is extremely violent, and you could be killed simply by walking on the wrong corner of the street. Remember, if you're old, rich, and like to bragging about what you owned, I guarantee that you could get KILLED in 6 months.

한국이 더 안전한것 같아요

한국인은 외국인을 더 무서워합니다. ^^ 한국에는 국룰(National Rule) 이라는 것이 있어요. 남의 물건 절대 건드지도 않고 남의 공간과 겹치는 것을 미안해 하는 것입니다. 그리고 96~98%에 이른 범죄자 검거율이라 단순 도난을 해도 법적처벌을 받습니다. 단순히 누가 무엇을 훔쳐가도 100% 잡힌다고 생각하면 됩니다. 원래 도난이 거의 없어서 경찰은 도난 사고에 모든 CCTV 영상을 찾아서 범인을 100% 찾아내거든요.

Finland and Denmark too!

AAAMEEERICAAA

I would argue, that walking in East Ukraine is less dangerous, than walking down a street in L.A.

길을 인도가 아닌 중앙선을 걷ㅇㄷ시면 안됩니다,,아무리 차우선이 아닌 사람우선 이지만.....걱정되서 말하는것임.....

한국에서 제일 심한 차별은 인종차별이 아니라 외모차별이다

There is no comparison.

lol... ............... ..... america 🇺🇸

한국에서 흑형(Black Brother)이라는 단어는 극한의 존칭 입니다. 흑인에 대한 동경와 부러움의 단어입니다. 오해가 없길 바랍니다.

As Korean, America wins because America always win🎉

Ahh old american slang cant get rid of the habit… only time but time in america seems to be going in the wrong direction.

한국이 유토피아는 아니지만 살기 좋은 나라인건 맞습니다. 헬조선 아니에요! 스웨국인 꿈 꼭 이루시길요! 화이팅!!❤

납치는 심각한 중범죄인데 왜 범죄를 저지를 생각을 할까요? 한국에서는 범죄를 저지르면 거의 다 검거되니 범죄 저지를 생각을 버리세요.

You should compare it to Japan, not US. We East Asians are already on other level of safety compare to Europe and America. I think South Korea is still bit more dangerous than Japan but the gap is much closer than 20 years ago.

you're try visit in the Philippines super welcoming and safety not dangerous. so money foreigner like you living in the Philippines

I would say Germany, Poland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Croatia, Slovenija, Czech Republic, Slowakija, Montenegro, Bosnia, Greece, Albania, Malta and Gozo, Ireland and Iceland are all equally safe for...anyone.

Your aunt needs to turn off that damn tv and open her eyes

I think you have to do a part two for clarification. At face value people may take this as an indictment against Brown folks. Without extra context this is victim blaming without explaining how the victim became the victim. Although I agree that Korea is much safer, it’s not just for brown folks but all folks. In fact, the US is the most unsafe place in the world. Safety not solely in the physical sense but emotional and mental.

You haven't seen nothing yet, mister! Kids with wealthy parents are so much into drugs, sexual crimes and DUI but they always walk free. Their crimes are never punished.

Needless to say, It is South Korea

분명히 인종차별은 있다. 그러나 일반적으로 한국인은 인종보다는 돈으로 사람을 차별하지 ㅎㅎㅎ

As korean person from san Francisco while I have not been to Korea before, I agree that Korea is safer than america but... Korea still doesn't have a lot of equality like America from what I heard/read> Women have been discriminated in workplaces, some of the dance clubs doesn't accept foreigners, the new president is anti feminist, some of the public restrooms have hidden cameras, there are some human trafficking, some restaurants doesn't accept service animals, military doesn't accept trans people, South Korea doesn't support lgbt marriage while they do respect lgbt, there's alot of students suicide in the school system, tattoos is taboo there unless the tattoo artists have medical license☹️ I have mild autism and I'm part of lgbt(bisexual). I wish to go to South Korea though while worried about these things

내주변을 봐도 한국 사람은 흑인에대한 편견이 거의 없다고 생각한다~ 단지 피부색에 상관없이 혹시 외국인을 피하는 사람들이 있다면 영어를 유창하게 해야하는 압박감때문에 피하는것이라 확신한다~ 난 어느 나라를 가봐도 우라나라만큼 차별이없고 인권을 중요시하는 나라를 본적이 없다~ 한국 사람들의 본성은 다른 사람을 너무 돕고 싶어하는 마음과 피해를 주고싶지않은 배려가 공존하는 무관심이라고 생각하면 맞을것이다.

한국이 인종차별에서 완전히 자유로운 나라라고 말할 수는 없을 것이다. 하지만 차별에 대한 뿌리가 다르다. 왜냐하면 공유하는 역사가 다르기 때문이다. 북미 유럽의 경우는 제국주의 시절 유색 인종 국가를 식민지로 지배하고 노예로 부리던 시절의 멸시와 혐오감으로 인한 차별 의식 유색 인종을 열등 인종으로 보던 역사에서 비롯되는 차별이다. 하지만 한국의 식민지배와 전쟁 후 가난했던 시절의 역사에서 나온다. 즉 가난에서 탈출하고 싶어하는 가난을 혐오하는 감정에서 나오는 것. 한국에서 차별을 하는 사람은 보통 돈 없고 가난한 사람을 낮게 보는 것에서 온다. 이런 사람들은 가난한 국가 후진국에서 왔다고 생각하면 존중하지 않는 것이다. 때문에 차별의 양상도 다르다. 북미 유럽권에서 하는 차별은 직접적인 폭력 차별 언어 등 직접적인 사건으로 나타나며, 한국의 차별은 대상을 가난하다 여기며 무시하는 양상으로 나타난다. 이유와 양상이 다르듯이 그 빈도와 강도는 분명히 차이가 있다. 인종차별 혐오 감정과 증오로 인한 언어 폭력, 직접적인 폭력, 살인 사건에서는 자유로우며 차별하는 사람 또한 적다. 한국은 기본적으로 다른 국가를 지배하거나 다른 인종을 노예로 부리거나 인종차별을 한 역사가 없기 때문이다. 하지만 이로 인해서 인종차별이 많은 국가에 비해 인종차별에 대해 무지한 상태이며 무엇이 인종차별로 여겨질 수 있는 지에 대한 인식 자체가 희박하다. 예를 들어서 수박과 치킨과 같이 알지 못하면 이해할 수 없는 차별들에 대해 무지한 상태에 있다.

Francois I have enjoyed your channel and had the opportunity to live there for over 5 years however, the past several months has revealed a problem in Korea and that is poor healthcare or rather substandard healthcare. In order to save my life, I returned to America and I’m so glad that I did. Atlanta received me in such love, I love our American Indian brothers and sisters. No air quality issues here. I will miss my students but for now, it’s adios Korea. They have to get their healthcare system fixed otherwise you will die there due to lack of proper medical care

흑인에 대한 인종차별?? 내가 살아 오면서 내 주변에서 그런 모습을 본적이 없는데.. 다만 영어로 질문을 할까봐 가까이 가지 않거나 도망 가거나 그랬던 적은 많았지.. ㅋ 그런 모습이 인종차별로 보여 질수도 있을려나??? 인종과는 상관없이 외국인과의 대화가 두려운거야 ㅎ

외국과 한국 모두 인종차별이 있는게 사실입니다. 차별의 종류가 다른것같아요 서양의(미국) 인종차별은 과거 흑인을 노예로 취급했던 시대를 기반으로 계급적이고 폭력을 동반한 증오적 차별이라 생각해요. 스스로 차별하고 있다는걸 알고있고 그게 정당하다고 생각하는거 같아요. 물리적인 위협도 존재합니다 한국의(Asia) 차별은 다른인종에대한 무지함과 편견에서 옵니다. 서양의 미디어나 컨텐츠로 접한 흑인에 대한 고정적인 이미지나 신체적 특성에 대한 편견이 존재해요 문제는 그런 편견이 나쁘고 차별적이라는걸 인정하지 않아요 상대방이 기분 나빠하면 그만둬야 하는데 자꾸 차별이 아니라고 하는게 답답합니다 흑인과 어울려 한 나라에서 살아온적이 없었기 때문에 차별에 대한 심각성을 인지하지 못한달까....다른 인종을 대할때 인종차별적인 발언이나 행동에 대해 심각하게 생각하지 않고 유머정도로 생각하고 자신이 틀렸다는걸 인정안해

우리는 흑인을 차별하지 않습니다. 오래 전 흑인을 차별한다 이야기를 했지만 그 당시 한국은 외국인이 많지 않았습니다. 특히 흑인은 미군 부대 근처에서 일부 볼 수 있었고 그 외 서울이나 지방에서 볼 수 없었습니다. 낯설고 신기해서 쳐다봤을테고 그런 분위기에 흑인들이 불쾌했을겁니다. 최근에 외국인이 많아지면서 익숙해졌고 이해하게 되었습니다. 그리고 한국은 법치국가입니다. 법을 넘어서는 행위를 하지 않는다면 그 어떤 한국인도 차별하지 않습니다. 법을 위반하면 그 순간부터 이방인이고 차별합니다. 우리는 대통령도 탄핵시켜 끌어내린 국가와 국민입니다. 그런 나라에서 법을 위반하는 외국인은 봐주지 않습니다.

한국인 수준...?? 현재 대통령 보면 바로 나옴...ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Koreans are not afraid of you. They are just afraid that you might start talking to them in English

She misses you Francois that is what us old people do as for the choice Mongolia is in your future your final destiny is in view !

언어의 소통 이유도 있겠지만 한국은 단일 민족 국가였기에 외국인에 대한 생소함도 분명히 있습니다 외국인을 많이 겪어보지 못했기에 그들을 대하는데 어려움이 있을 수 있습니다