korea4onepride asked:


Not all Koreans **** Japanese. The word **** is too strong and isolated word. Koreans probably **** narrow minded stupid Japanese politicians and Japanese Nationalist. Koreans do not relate those two as Japanese majority. Both nations and people have nationalist groups. But majority of Koreans and Japanese travel each other countrys and eat eachother foods. They probably enjoy eachother’s cultures too. Korea and Japan are changing rapidly. Japan does have good points which Koreans can learn from Japanese. Koreans also have good points which Japanese can also learn from Koreans. Both countries need to learn from eachother. Educations, Tourism, Sports is the best way to solve history problems between Korea and Japan. If Koreans and Japanese have historical friction and animiosity then let them express the feeling in healthy way in sport competitions.
In future year and growth. Korea and Japan need eachother. Many things Koreans can learn from Japanese culture. For example, simplicity

hugx3jymcx asked:


okay…so i’m not korean and my friend asked me to write this fanfic/story based on korean ppl and yea…i’m kinda clueless. i don’t wanna ask her these questions because she might find out what i am writing about so yea…can any of you guys answer the following questions.
1)you all probly know how US has a school year that starts from sept-june ( and have summer vacation off) rite? well how does the school year work in korea?
2) can you explain the grades/level system of each class and how the korean school system goes?
(like for example=
US elementary 1st garde is consider what in korea…
US middle 6th grader is consider what grade in korea….
US highschool freshmen is consider what grade in korea…
etc….please explain more if possible)
3)what type of breaks/ holidays do schools in korea celebrate (main ones are fine…ex:christmas, korean new year? (lol..is there even such a thing?), err yea…please tell me …)
4)explain the different ways to greet people…ex like-oppa,unnie,noona, idks if there are more-_-ll…if there are PLEASE ADD ON
is there one for “teacher”?
is there one to address someone in a formal way?
5) are there any specific table/eating manners needed? (like idks…i know in japan ppl say “itadakimasu” and like sit on mat thingies and use bentos when not at home and stuff like that…)
6) what are common korean foods?
7) lol if you guys could think of anything else that’s good and helpful to add on to this info, please do!

yea…i’m kinda too lazy and busy to google…so yea…