>meet Korean person
>"Hello, I'm Cho hyun-baek, i'm 30 years old, I work for ______ corporation and went to ___________ university. Nice to meet you. How old are you?
Why are Koreans so autistic?
>>69507701
The entire country is autistic.
>>69507701
Anon, that's a fucking japanese girl in your pic not a korean. Get your shit together, man.
>>69507944
Japs are even worse. What are you talking about, weeb?
dont be so mean
>>69507701
kek this happens in Chile too
>>69507701
they're probably just saying a memorized greeting that they have in english
>>69507701
Why do they cover their mouth and laugh lightly when nervous or uncomfortable. Does that really make things better? Now that you've advertised your uncomfortable.
>>69507701
Apparently the Korean school system is an absolute nightmare, where everyone is under constant pressure. The result is robotic people like these.
>>69507701
Not sure why Korean flag didn't defend but in Korean language and culture the first thing you do is identify who is older. Their speech uses honorifics and it changes how you address each other based on age. Respect for your elders. Something ameriburgers could use a little more of desu
>>69507701
What's wrong with introducing yourself and a little background to ones you'll be speaking with, so that they'll know what kind of tone to be using?
>>69508785
It's actually just polite. It's comes from a cultural history in which it was impolite for women to show their teeth
>>69509097
Then why do men do it. Are they trans?
>>69508935
Also the result is that it is often tied with Finland for best education system in the world. Where does your country rank?
>>69507819
Is it worth a visit? I mean before other Korea nukes it.
>>69509242
Never saw a man do it. So maybe.
>>69508966
Fuck that.
I'd hate to show simulated respect for someone who is stupid, rude, or arrogant simply because they are older.
Literally a system for cucks.
>>69507701
Probably just heading off the small talk that wastes so much time. First thing when you meet someone:
>What's your name?
>what do you do?
>where do you work?
>where did you go to school?
>what was your major?
>age is kind of taboo to ask about in America but I assume it's acceptable in Korea
It's a pain and neither person gives a shit but they just pretend to seem nice. Getting it over with asap seems very reasonable.
>>69509336
I'd imagine you have the option of not using honorics and could just walk away or not talk to someone that was rude. Same as everywhere
>>69509252
Still in the top ten.
1.South Korea
2.Japan
3.Singapore
4.Hong Kong
5.Finland
6.UK
7.Canada
8.Netherlands
9.Ireland
10.Poland
>>69509607
>I'd imagine you have the option of not using honorics
This would be seen as disrespectful.
>>69509621
Thanks for making my point. Korea is #1
>>still in the top ten
>>top ten
Who cares about anything but first?
>>69509621
Thanks for making my point. Korea is #1
>>still in the top ten
>>top ten
Who cares about anything but first?>>69509757
The type of person worrying about feeling "chucked" for having to use honorifics with another rude person doesn't care about respect in the first place
>>69507701
SumYung Ho?
>>69510030
North Korea is #1
South Korea #pigdisgusting
>>69510313
So edgy
You should go vacation there. Make sure you bring home a Kim Jung poster as a souvenir
>>69510528
>edgy
Why are you on /pol/ using Buzzfeed and Gawker buzzwords?
