@@soysauceboy2023 The problem is... Jonathan could not speak French either. He said that he knows neither English nor his native tongue whereas his sister knows abit of their native tongue.
lmao you kno they're american when they stare at the door making sure no crazies tryna come in. Also i can't with the random american snacks that were clearly staged. Candy no one eats, hamburger helper if u're living in a trailer park, fritos scoops (tostitos all the way), and cajun spice for what lmao
Something I dream of is to be able to travel to korean again but spend more time in the countryside, like the food, the culture, traditions I really want to expirience once in my life, but at least there are programs like this one that bring us so much information. I wish the best to this program💜
Soms old Korean customs are like Islamic teaching. Like the segregation of gender, family structure, gender roles, cleanliness, respect for elders, living your best life and selfcare.
@@lightup6751 분단된 휴전국가에서 한국남자들 다 국적 바꾸고 돈만 한국에서 벌면 군대는 누가 가고 나라는 누가 지킴? 의무를 행하는 사람 혜택을 누리기만 하는 사람 정해져 있음?외국 국적 취득한 한국인들 대부부은 누가 시켜서 국적을 포기한 게 아님 본인들 스스로 선택 해놓고 의무는 싫어 혜택은 좋아 이래서 검은머리외국인들을 혐오 하는거임
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