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Most definitely good for ARMYS all those BTS dolls.

Daiso is one of my favourite shop and your Korean is getting better 😂

Can you buy wristwatch for me mom

Love you from Mizoram,India

I'm sure you bought only what you needed. 2:02 I was like "Oh no! no! no! Don't grab it" 🤣🤣🤣Your pronunciation of "Gamsa hamnida" was perfect. 👍

There are several Starbucks coffee shops with Hangul name in Korea. The Insadong shop in the video is the first one with Hangul name. Fun facts : 1. The Starbucks headquarters has zero shares of the Starbucks Korea which is owned by e-mart (Korea) and GIC(Sovereign Wealth Fund of Singapore). 2. There are 1,893 Starbucks coffee shops in Korea, which is the world's 4th after The US, China and Japan. Its number is almost the same as that of Japan (1,901 shops) that has a populations 2.5 times the size of Korea. 3. Per-capita annual coffee consumption of Korea is the world's 2nd after France.

That Koala seems to be looking for something or thinking about something. Can you interview it in your next video? 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for the wonderful video. 👍

I fimd Koalas very cute animal. ❤ thanks for sharing.

so adorable!!!❤❤❤

Greetings, Catherine! thank you,pro video! catch you later~ 😎

Cathrine I don’t like Kimchi either, I like Soju and Makgeolli, Bibimbap and Gimbap,

A lot of people just walk though the subways when it’s raining and never get wet.

Japanese Yen, Korean Won

It is indeed cool to see the name written in Hangeul, and this is first time seeing 스타벅스 for myself only from your video. 😂 If you are happen to be in Seoul again, recommend you to visit this Starbucks which used to be an old cinema inside Gyeongdong Market. maps.app.goo.gl/UVT6c1BT1GyKifcF8

Saw Bowral, which is one of my favourite place for a short getaway from Sydney beside Blackheath.

Did you return to Australia? Oh no! 😭😭😭Korea still wants you. Kangaroos and koalas will take good care of your house. Btw, I love your art works. 0:11 0:24 Two thumps up!👍👍

Its not YEN. Its WON.

I would like to recommand "Escape from camp 14" by Blaine Harden. A true story about a North Korean escapee.

I love Australia more after watching your beautiful vlogs... I recommand "Pachinko" written by Min Jin Lee..It is a historical novel book during Japanese occupation over Korea. I really enjoyed this book. ❤❤❤

If you're looking for more books based in Korea, the Canadian-Korean author June Hur is one of my favourites! Her books "The Red Palace", "The Forest Of Stolen Girls" and "A Crane Among Wolves" Are incredible and based off real historical events. <3

I Enjoyed the godd video:)

Korea has developed AI-based automatic driving robots for serving first in the world in 2017. Please be careful! If you stand in its way, they will send an assassin robot from the future to eliminate you. 🤣🤣🤣

enjoy your beautiful life !!!

Hi Catherine, thank you for the most beautiful smile in the world. ❤❤❤❤

I support your beautiful journey.👍👋 I think the subway is a symbol of the city. Now, there are subways in provincial cities, but in the past, there were only subways in Seoul. When I first rode the subway in Seoul in the early 1990s when I was in my early 20s, I felt like "Ah, I'm in the capital of Korea, Seoul!" when I heard the noise from the subway station, the countless number of people getting on and off during rush hour, and the spider web-like subway map. However, in your video, it is translated that T-money can only be charged with cash, but T-money can also be charged in the following ways. I think it was a mistake by the person who explained T-money to you. Here are the ways to recharge T-money: 1. Cash recharge: You can recharge with cash at vending machines at bus stops or subway stations, convenience stores (CU, GS25, 7-Eleven, etc.), banks or post offices. 2. Card recharge: You can recharge using a credit card or debit card online or through the T-money app. 3. Mobile recharge: You can recharge with your phone using the T-money app or mobile wallet. 4. ATM recharge: Most banks' ATMs, such as Hana Bank, Kookmin Bank, and Woori Bank, can recharge T-money cards. You can recharge using cash or account transfer. Convenience stores allow you to recharge with various payment methods, including cash, credit cards, debit cards, and mobile payments. Always be happy and healthy.😄

0:55 Most Koreans use their credit card that doesn't need to be charged with cash. 2:33 In Tokyo, you even need to get out of a station and go to another station and buy a new ticket to transfer because the Tokyo subway lines are run by several different companies. 2:53 Korea is the only country that the American search engine and messenger failed to devour because Korea has its own Naver, kakao and LINE that are much better. 4:15 Don't worry. You can charge your phone battery for free everywhere you go such as bus stop, cafe, restaurant, convenient stores, airport and even inside of KTX and express bus . 4:47 It's said that another purpose of deep subway stations and long platforms is to give you a chance to walk for your health and fitness. This is a Korean joke. 😂😂😂 In addition to what you mentioned, there are safety walls on every subway platform in Korea to prevent passengers from falling into the railway and breathing dust from the railway, and you can get a discount when you transfer between subway and bus, and with T-money card you pay for all kinds of public transportation (subway, bus, taxi, train) and even highway tolls all over the country. I'm sure this video will be very helpful for foreigner visitors to Korea. Two thumps up to you! 👍👍

Your video(s) will help many overseas tourists with so many useful tips for while visiting Korea. 👋👋👋

You are so confident and with a smile on your face. Keep going !!😁🫶🏻💖

Most subway cars in Seoul do have display monitors in each car that show you what the next station is. Some of the older cars might not have it, but that's very rare.

Great vlog and your beautiful smile 🔥🔥🔥🍀

As usual, thank you for uploading another video of different part of Seoul. In a cool autumn weather, it is a nice walking up to the top while taking many photos with beautiful autumn leaves along the way. Highly recommended if you are fit to walking up to the top slowly, and I have done this few times with my wife.

Super crowded in the train. Interesting. Dropped a like for you!

I've put up a love lock twice at Namsan Tower but I got married to another lady who never asked for a love lock in the end. 😂😂😂

I love your vlog, and lovely australian accent...❤❤❤

Which spa did you go to?

The wall part that you called ‘old’ were rushed patches up parts when the walls were breached in the old times. This is in contrast to the more organized square large stone blocks. So actually the ‘old’ walls are newer then the ‘new’ walls.

That park looks wonderful. Nice video!

The Korean metro system may seem complicated at first, but the routes are well-differentiated by color, so it is very convenient once you understand them. I'd like to see you transfer to the bus almost free with your T-money card. After using the subway or bus, you can transfer to another mode of transportation almost free of charge. Taxis are excluded. Find out more about it. You can enjoy Seoul more conveniently.

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Hope you enjoy Korea!

3:52 I love how you change the scenes with proper music. 👍 The upbeat music represents how women feel when they shop for clothes, right? 😂

Your smiley face is the best clickbait. I love it! I can't help but click.

Gday mate

Welcome to korea ♡^^♡ Go to Busan...and go to mt.황령산...^^ You can see the whole Busan with beautiful day and night panoramic views ^^...good luck 😅😅

낯선 나라에 와서 스트레스도 많이 받으실텐데 항상 웃음 잃지 않으시려고 노력하는모습 존경합니다 너무 멋지십니다❤❤

where are you from?

welcome S.K I hope you all the best

Welcome😊