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teacher being dramatic af because the “am i american?” comment implies that they understood the culture difference in her response and could’ve just casually let her know
Yunjin reflected on her adjusting to Korean culture after first moving to Korea when she responded with “okay” to her dance teacher, which isn’t the correct way to acknowledge that you understand to your elders:
“So, like in Korea, responding and acknowledging that you understood what the other person said is very important and it shows respect, but when I first moved here, I was not as aware of that.
I remember our dance teacher at the time had said something, and I responded “Okay.” She goes, “What did you say to me?” and I was like, “What? What do you mean?” She’s like, “You do not say okay to your teacher. Am I American?” and I was like, “Oh my god, I am so sorry.”
From then on it was just like, okay was super, super casual and not formal at all whatsoever. I learned that the hard way, never use “okay” to your elders.”
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they’d hate me over there 😭
Yunjin reflected on her adjusting to Korean culture after first moving to Korea when she responded with “okay” to her dance teacher, which isn’t the correct way to acknowledge that you understand to your elders:
“So, like in Korea, responding and acknowledging that you understood what the other person said is very important and it shows respect, but when I first moved here, I was not as aware of that.
I remember our dance teacher at the time had said something, and I responded “Okay.” She goes, “What did you say to me?” and I was like, “What? What do you mean?” She’s like, “You do not say okay to your teacher. Am I American?” and I was like, “Oh my god, I am so sorry.”
From then on it was just like, okay was super, super casual and not formal at all whatsoever. I learned that the hard way, never use “okay” to your elders.”
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Reverse Harry Kane🙏
Kai Havertz is such a genuinely weird player profile, bro.
He will never score consistently over a 38-game season, and he constantly struggles to prove himself or stat-pad in the small games.
But put him in a massive, high-stakes fixture like Anfield away, and he suddenly turns into prime, clutch Cristiano Ronaldo. You literally cannot explain it, but he just did it again.
psg had the same resting days as them ??
🚨 Anthony Gordon: "Are PSG and Real Madrid better than Barcelona? I don’t think so. We take responsibility for the two defeats, but I don’t think they’re better than us."
"We’re a great team and we can beat anyone. PSG had a rest during the weekend and had a significant advantage. Against Real Madrid, I think we should have won: we had more of the ball and created better chances, but we lacked something, and that cost us the victory."
gorgeous i’m so happy for them
🚨 KOREAN INFLUENCER MARRIES HER GIRLFRIEND DESPITE SAME-SEX MARRIAGE BEING ILLEGAL IN SOUTH KOREA 🌈
Popular Korean influencer Kim Nara has gone viral after marrying her longtime girlfriend in a wedding ceremony attended by family and loved ones.
The couple had reportedly been together for eight years before finally tying the knot. But here's where things get controversial: South Korea still does not legally recognise same-sex marriages, meaning their wedding has no legal marital status under the country's current laws.
While some people have celebrated the couple, others have reacted with outright hostility. Online critics have described the marriage as an "abomination," questioned the couple's decision and argued that such unions should never be accepted.
The wedding has now sparked another heated debate about same-sex marriage, traditional values and whether South Korea should ever change its laws.
Is this simply a couple making a personal choice, or do you agree with those who believe same-sex marriage crosses a line?
Let's hear what people really think. 👀
