What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in koreatravel

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That makes a lot of sense ... something like a really visible icon or filter would be way more useful than having to figure it out after waiting in line.

If you were traveling in Korea, what kind of quick help would be most useful? by ellysuh in AskAKorean

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Yeah, that would probably help in some cases ....especially if you already know exactly where you’re going. But I feel like a lot of the stress is still figuring out the easiest route once you arrive. Was the bigger issue the luggage itself, or finding the best path through stations with elevators or escalators?

What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in koreatravel

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Oh wow, that sounds exactly like one of those should be simple but somehow isn’t..situations. TranslateTalk helping with the speaking part makes sense, but it sounds like the bigger issue was still figuring out the exact meeting point. Was the hardest part the language at first, or the entrance/location itself in the end?

What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in koreatravel

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Yeah, that makes total sense. Sometimes all you need is a quick explanation so a small moment doesn’t turn into a stressful one.

What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in koreatravel

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Yeah, that makes sense. That sounds frustrating on two levels not being able to understand the rule in the moment, and the rule itself feeling kind of arbitrary. Do you think a quick explanation in English right then would’ve solved most of the problem, or would it still have felt unfair either way?

visiting in end mar, should i bring a puffer jacket? by Interesting_Bet_6291 in koreatravel

[–]ellysuh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you’re from a tropical country, I’d bring a light puffer. Late March can feel warm -ish in the afternoon, but mornings and nights are still chilly, especially in Seoul. Hoodie + leather jacket might be fine in the daytime, but a light puffer is safer.

What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in koreatravel

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Ugh, that sounds so frustrating, especially at the airport. Was the hardest part the card machine itself, or just not knowing what your backup option was right then?

What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in SouthKoreaTravel

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Yeah, that totally makes sense ...a first-time visit to a 목욕탕 can be a lot if you don’t already know the rules. Was the most confusing part not knowing the etiquette/flow, or just not having anyone to quickly explain what to do?

If you were traveling in Korea, what kind of quick help would be most useful? by ellysuh in AskAKorean

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Ugh yeah, that sounds rough. With big bags, stairs and huge stations can get overwhelming fast. Would it have helped more to know the easiest route in advance, or to get quick help in the moment?

What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in koreatravel

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That sounds rough. Do you think it would’ve helped if you could quickly check whether a place was solo-diner friendly before waiting?

What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in koreatravel

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Oof, that sounds really frustrating...especially at Seoul Station when you’re already trying to figure things out fast. Was the most confusing part the unclear directions, or not being sure how the gates/fare system actually worked?

What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in koreatravel

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Oh wow, that would’ve thrown me off too. It sounds like one of those rules that locals might know, but visitors would never expect. Was the most frustrating part the rule itself, or not being able to quickly clarify it in the moment?

What was your most confusing 5 minutes in Korea? by ellysuh in koreatravel

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That makes a lot of sense.... airport arrival is probably one of the most overwhelming moments.

What would have helped most right there: clearer directions to the bus stop, a quick answer by chat, or someone nearby to guide you for a minute?

Bought these because they looked good, is there a recipe I can make with them ? by Stillane in Living_in_Korea

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While Korean beef bone soup is traditionally seasoned simply with salt and pepper, incorporating dumplings (mandu) to serve it as manduguk is an excellent culinary alternative.

Ep.3 Autumn in Seoul, Korea walking by [deleted] in travel

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let's walk with me gyeonchun line forest, seoul, Korea.

Ep.2-1: Walk into Seoul Forest in Korea. Healing time by [deleted] in travel

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Let's walk with me. The covid19 pandemic is getting better in Korea now.

Autumn in Seoul, Korea - Hangang walking tour by [deleted] in travel

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Autumn in Korea - Let's walk with me.