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Sunday, December 13, 2009

WTF: I'm impressed at how well most Koreans dress.


14 comments:

  1. the korean international students (mostly girls) dress well because that's how they dress back home in s. korea.

    actually, i think most international students are well-dressed because people from europe and asia do tend to dress more stylishly in day-to-day life.

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  2. I love koreans, they're my favorite of the asians

    BUT... of my three closest korean friends, one of them is my best friend and two of them i absolutely hate

    chinese is more evenly spread around the good friends area

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  3. also, i didn't mean for that to sound racist

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  4. My second best friend is Chinese and my third best friend is Romanian..well actually I have two third best friends. The Romanian is tied with the Belgian..My very best friend is a mix of a bunch of things.

    also, I had to identify them by their race cause I can't remember their names sometimes LOL

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  5. 1141, sounds like you guys are pretty tight if you cant remember their names...

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  6. Better than the horrible style of North Americans (Uggs, sweatpants, hoodies, etc...)

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  7. Generally can't be bothered to dress overfly fancy when just going to campus, especially during exams.

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  8. to them, it's not considered overly fancy.

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  9. what "dressing fancy" is to North Americans, is simply looking put together and appropriate for school/mall/anywhere other than your home for people outside of N.A... When my family comes over from Europe, they're surprised at how sloppy everyone looks

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  10. Koreans are dressed well; yes.

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  11. alright, I guess they dress well or something. But I don't understand the long fingernails... wuddup with that? Creeps me out.

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  12. @1:23: i think you're thinking of the japanese, or taiwanese. not many korean girls have those fake long nails

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