The Brutal Truth About life in South Korea 🇰🇷 | MY experience

Here's the Brutal truth about my life in South Korea. Again, I love South Korea and my intentions are far from scaring anyone. I just hope to paint the REAL picture for people who romanticize or fantasize about the culture and country.
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  • @KennieinKorea
    @KennieinKoreaАй бұрын

    It's hard for foreigners to work in the health care system

  • @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    Ай бұрын

    Yes, it is. But there are aspects like working in International center where one can work as a translator. But I see that many of such personnel are either half-breds or Koreans who have lived abroad.

  • @falanayemisi4022
    @falanayemisi4022Ай бұрын

    Thank you ❤

  • @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    Ай бұрын

    Thank you for watching

  • @AdaomaOnwukaeme
    @AdaomaOnwukaemeАй бұрын

    Hi, did you find this video valueable? I'd love to hear from you.

  • @cathrynnkay

    @cathrynnkay

    Ай бұрын

    Wow...I loved this real truth about life in Korea. I'm a Ugandan Nurse and my Korean boyfriend is a medical doctor and owns his private medical facility there. I won't forget the fact that my Korean Obstetrician went on leave unexpectedly at the last hour and I had to check into another hospital. Thank God the medical team at Sacred Heart Hospital in Gangdong were great. They all treated me with love and respect. I moved back home when our baby was only 2 months. She's 10 years now and has the best life here.Her dad comes to visit and loves our beautiful country too. The true beauty, love, unity and hospitality we have as Africans can't be traded for anything. We have many tribes, speak different languages but are all one race. Proud to be African and my boyfriend can attest to that.

  • @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    Ай бұрын

    @@cathrynnkay wow! I am so glad to read this. I am glad you are living your best life. Cheers.

  • @tiwozo718
    @tiwozo718Ай бұрын

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @EmmanuelChika-gm3tm
    @EmmanuelChika-gm3tmКүн бұрын

    My sister how far Please do Nigerian passport holder need a transit visa for layover just for 7 hours i am not interested of coming inside south korea or even have stemp in there passport I am Nigerian with EU family members permanent residents card i am flying to japan for 10 days on my way back to Frankfurt Germany i will have stop over in south korea for 7 hours Asian countries is more useless i have stay and lived in Singapore Asia countries is not for black people i just want visit Japan for 10 days

  • @jyd1384
    @jyd138427 күн бұрын

    South Korea isn't a heavenly state for foreigners, honestly. But most foreigners used to forget or disregard the nation's real situation and the related living conditions. This nation has a cheaper but reliable healthcare system for most residents including people from overseas. At the same time, Korea's public security level particularly at night is trustable too. It's much better than other countries practically. But that's all, no more or less. Not all things are good for visitors' lives unconditionally. Gentlemen, what were your expectations in South Korea? Get real. South Korea is a normal democratic state and not a heaven-like country. Once lots of Koreans who went to the US used to imagine their much better lives about 20 years ago. However, nowadays, many Korean Americans had to go back to South Korea. The main reasons are America's racial discrimination, the worst street security, insane living costs, and crazy college tuition. There can't exist a heavenly nation on this earth and that's the human world.

  • @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    26 күн бұрын

    Thank you for your submission.

  • @bpavilion8994

    @bpavilion8994

    23 күн бұрын

    Yeah they barely make laws to take care of their own people much less foreigners... Example: There's no way that someone should be doing overtime at work and not getting paid for it....

  • @bpavilion8994
    @bpavilion899422 күн бұрын

    I think the reason why they prefer certain people to teach english (which is their first language) versus someone who learned English as their second language is because of maybe pronounciation? Like for example, I kind of have a hard time understanding some of what you are saying, especially if you talk too fast. Like here 9:30, I did not understand what you said here.

  • @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    19 күн бұрын

    I used a Korean word there. Wagook means foreigner. Do you understand now?

  • @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    @AdaomaOnwukaeme

    19 күн бұрын

    Well, I speak very fast, it's one of the perks of being me. But there are others who speak perfectly. Infact, English is the lingua franca for Nigerians cos we were colonized by the British and I dare say, a large percentage speak perfectly English.

  • @mayathayil

    @mayathayil

    8 күн бұрын

    I'm Indian I understand your accent....no issues Worst English accent is American English and they have worst grammar too.....best is British English

  • @bpavilion8994

    @bpavilion8994

    7 күн бұрын

    @@mayathayil LoL that's funny because Americans say the same thing about Indian accents and language! Talk about a language that I would NEVER want to speak, it would be Indian and Thai. They sound so bad...

  • @mayathayil

    @mayathayil

    7 күн бұрын

    @@bpavilion8994 love that you got triggered....what a mess the usa is and how well educated they are is seen the in the news that comes out from usa..... I wrote the earlier comment for the author of the video but seeing you triggered makes me feel what level usa is really at...thank you again 👍🏼🙏🙏🙏 And yes the best English is British English America English esp it's spelling and grammar are absolutely rubbish 🚮🗑️