'Cultural differences' between India and Korea

📣 English and Korean(한국어) subtitles are provided, so please turn it on.

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▪︎ Indian Woman Living in Korea for 4 Years
▪︎ What is the cultural difference between India and Korea she talks about?

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00:00 - Preview
00:31 - Could you introduce yourself?
00:42 - Is there an income difference between India and Korea?
02:53 - Did the Korean food culture fit you well?
03:59 - What is the satisfying part of living in Korea?
05:58 - What about unsatisfying part?
08:39 - What do you think is the biggest difference between India and Korea?
10:44 - What part of Korea do you think should be changed?
13:00 - Do you want to find a job in Korea after graduation?
13:54 - Do you have any dream you want to achieve while staying in Korea?
14:20 - Any last word?

[priyabharti]

As an indian I really love one think face and clothes depends on mood . If we not in the mood we walk on the streets in t- shirt and lower that's really funny think😂😂

[rp]

Honest, Frank and without any hesitation of being politically correct .. this girl spoke her mind. This is how you articulate and this what majority of Indians think but somehow the image of India is projected in wrong way by our own elites.

[ankitasharma-itrj]

wow literally proud of you girl. the way you answered every single question with facts n maturity is really amazing it proves how informed and educated you are about both the countries. also thanks alot for not sounding like any random immature kdrama fan living in their heads.😊😊😊

[harshaliygadgil]

Bibim Korea - I have a question and suggestion?! WHY is this video not subtitled in Korean as well? Who exactly is your target audience? I will give you the benefit of the doubt but I still feel this is just to increase views from the Indian market for obvious reasons. If you really mean to raise awareness about India in South Korea, then this video should have Korean subtitles.
Piyusha did a great job.

[tulika_]

Inclusiveness & Exclusiveness..
Definitely a very big cultural difference in both countries 💯
India is far more diverse and heterogeneous country. That's why more inclusive towards outsiders too.
We don't mind including foreigners in our family gatherings or festivals. Or accepting their culture.
In India, we can talk to strangers also...treat each other like long lost friends 🤣
Piyusha is quite well spoken girl ❤️
True Marathi mulgi 👍

[짠돌-zw]

한국인들이 더 개방적으로 바뀌어야 하는게 맞습니다 하지만 다른나라에서 오신 분들도 한국어와 한국문화에 대해 배우시는게 좋을것 같네요 사실 한국인들 대부분은 다른 사람들에게 관심이 없습니다 다른 사람들에게 피해 안주려하고 다른 사람들에게 피해받는것도 싫어하죠 하지만 도움을 청하면 대부분 도와줍니다 그걸 배려라고 생각하는 사람들이 많거든요 한국에 정착하시려는 분들은 일단 한국어를 배우시고 한국문화를 배우세요 그리고 부당한 대우를 받으시면 주변에 요청하세요 도움이 필요하신 경우에도 마찬가지입니다 도움 요청하세요 대부분은 잘 모르는 사람이라도 선의를 가지고 도와드릴겁니다 그리고 적응하시고 이 사회의 일원이 될 수 있게 노력하셔야 합니다 그래야 한국에서 여행이 아닌 거주를 할 수 있을겁니다 한국은 바쁘고 치열한 경쟁사회이고 모든 면에서 타이트 할 겁니다 이런 생활이 맞아야 한국에서 살기 편할거에요

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I am happy how piyusha gives her honest opinion !!

[officework]

She's so well spoken omg ❤ her knowledge and the way she articulates her thoughts are super. I would like her to start her own channel and teach us about East Asia or whatever she's studying. It would be great.

[Hurricane]

India and South Korea are so vastly different in culture that it’s difficult to believe that the two countries are a part of the same continent! This was a very well done interview from both of you. Good work!

[insp.irational]

I just love how honest piyusha is ✨❣️ and Ryan is such a good listener.. 🤌

[oasosaocsae]

외국 사람한테 한국 문화를 바라지 말라고 하면서 왜 외국인을 배척하냐 하면은 뭐라고 해야 하나요?? 문화도 존중 못받고 본인들 인정해달라는 말인가요 ?? 저도 해외사면 적어도 그나라 문화를 인정 하면서 그나라 예의는 지킵니다

[putriamanda]

I have an Indian friend and I was invited to visit his house in Mumbai, his family welcomed me very well and friendly, because according to them guests are gods🤗

[hyun]

한국사람들 보통 집초대는 친해도 잘 안해요 거의 밖에서 만나는걸 선호하지
집은 가족의 공간 내 사적인 공간이란 생각이 많죠

[ehowlduwk]

여러민족들이 하나의 국가로서 존재하는것과 하나의 민족이 모여사는 국가 와의 차이 라고 봅니다,

[arjundas]

How humble that guy is!
And she nailed it.
Though I'm not an indian i can relate all that thing she said. Because i'm from Bangladesh.

[jhee]

이 영상은 이해하기도 공감 하기도 힘든 부분이 많네요
감정 상하실까봐 더 이상은 말하지 않겠습니다...;;;

[tommo]

About Mumbai and Delhi!! It's so true. I live in Delhi, I cannot stay late outside after 11:30 pm. But, visited mumbai in 2022, I couldn't believe, I was with my family, people were walking with their friends and family without fear late at night. Wow.
You can walk freely(late night) in ahmedabad, gurugram and bengaluru too.

[sahanajb]

She speaks facts. Wow, ryan is also amazing

[ramkirankalla]

As Indian cultured is based on a thought "all people in the world belongs to one Family", Vasudhaiva kutumbakam (Vasudhaiva Family). Indians are Inclusive and are very tolerant. She is very good at answering all the questions in a very matured way with good knowledge. Thank you very much Piyusha

[maomitae]

I am from Nepal, age system of Nepal and Korea are same.we also count the year we were born it means you would be one year on the day you were born.


And one more same thing is we say our home our school our country our mom dad friends too but we respect and welcome our guest kindly warmly, i can proudly say that Nepalese people are so kind and they welcome everypeople that come to our country very warmly and respectfully.