Hi, Guys ^_^ I'm John from South Korea
Well my korean name is Kyudeuk, Lee. I don't care whether you call me John or Lee.
Umm I'm 16 and 5'10'' tall. I have brown eyes and black hair like other Asians. I like to play baseball with my friends and like to see baseball games. I'm interested in learning other languages like Japanese, English, Spanish and so on.  I also like to listen music.

And i like to send e-mails, also snail mails. If you are interested in me, plz tell me. Haha
I want to have great relationship​s here. Thanks

I don't care who you are, how old you are, or what's your gender. I just want to have great meets. So don't be afraid of talking to me.
Have a nice day :)

Here's some FAQ's About Korean Cultures that many foreigners experience culture shock When they come to Korea.

[Q1] Why do Korean elders feel offended when foreigners say to them, 먹어요, which means Please eat.?
[A1] You might be wondering about this. Polite expressions are well developed in the Korean language. In Korean society, we are supposed to show respect to our elders. We do this by using a very polite form of speech. 드세요 is one example of this polite form. In contrast, 먹어 is a very informal form of speech used only with close friends and children. Although foreigners use the respectful form 요 after 먹어, it is still impolite simply because 먹어 is an expression for friends and children

[Q2] When asked a question such as Aren't you coming to the concert tonight?, why do Koreans answer 예(yes) when they really can't come? I am very confused.
[A2] I know what you mean. Our way of using yes and no when answering negative questions in the Korean language is the opposite of yours. Koreans say yes or no based on whether we agree with the meaning of the whole sentence, not based on coming or not coming as in English. We answer yes to the question Aren't you coming to the concert tonight? when, in fact, we aren't planning to come. That's because when speaking English we are often confused by our mother tongue.

[Q3] Why do Koreans use we where I would be used in English?
[A3] Koreans refer to Korea as our country, their wife as our wife, their house as our house, etc. This is because of the strong link between the individual and the group in Korean society. Koreans have very strong feelings of belonging to a group. That's why we is more natural than I to Korean people.

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