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그런건 펜팔에서나 하세요. 용도와 어긋나는 댓글인것같네요. -_-;
I m korean , wanna make other culture frnds.
Plz, give me kakao message if u r in korea n want to make frnd.
Kakaotalk id: mykakaotalk2
(Only for friendship, not for date)
I’m a white girl living in Taiwan, and let me just tell you, foreigners do not run up to other foreigners they see on the street and try to make friends here. I get cold-shoulder’d when I even try to *smile* at other foreigners I see floating around. 🙁
good, hope it helped 😛
man you sounded like an idiot.,
PLEASEEEEEEE BE MY BEST FRIEND!!!
:D @YTmes
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I an American Asian living in Pyeongtaek for just over a year. Whenever I see Caucasian people with a sea of Korean shoppers or pedestrians, I feel the urge to greet them as I feel a connection as an outsider…I would usually maneuver my way to them and say, “how’s it going?” The normal reaction is for them to either politely smile and move on or stare at me and continue to walk… they’d probably think that I’m just a strange Korean. 🙁
I’m a member of a foreign females fitness club (in Cheonan, maybe the only one in the country), and I also travel a lot with Seoul Hiking Group. That’s how I’ve made most of my good friends. There are a lot of hiking groups and events if you look on meetup.com and you can make a lot of friends that way.
of course, but you better learn Korean a little..cuz a lot of koreans have english trauma for some reasons. even if they can understand or speak in english a little, they would be nervous when you talk to koreans in english. so if you ask them in a little bit of korean at first, they would be more relax to be with you then you can make new friends talking about kpop, kdramas etc
Thank you for sharing your opinion with me. I will take it in consideration.
i believe that was rhetorical..
right back atcha
not so much snobby, as just “foreign”
um.. who said koreans ask random strangers to be their friends?
on the contrary, that just isn’t done.
whos the naive one now.. 😛
hehe didn’t martina break u foot a while back cos she was dancing uncontrollably at a club?
um,
what’s wrong with being seen as foreign?
wouldn’t it be more awkward if they thought you were a native then realized you weren’t:P
I’m Korean and living in korea! I want to have foriegn friends!!! I can introduce many things about Korea and share some fun~! Does anyone need korean friend? Please email me odj0530@naver.com
I’m planning on going for an internship in Korea. I’ll try to join a taekwondo club!
Go for it! It’s an amazing experience~
That’s what I was thinking. I was also on exchange in Japan btw ^^
I giggle every time you say an “ou” word and say it all Canadian-y. =P =3
I’ll be your best friend forever! Even though I’m not Korean nor do I live close to south Korea.
i wanna be your friends!! i live in Korea!!
I would like to know how you became such big KPop Fans, from the very beginning, your first song and singer?!