CultureShock! KoreaMarshall Cavendish International Asia Pte Ltd, 15 mai 2017 - 297 pages CultureShock! Korea is a compelling, elegantly-written and funny guide for anyone planning a stay in South Korea. Can you tell your bibimbap from your gimbap? Why is age such a big deal when addressing people? Do people really give bathroom tissue and laundry detergent at housewarming parties? What’s so appealing about noraebangs? When introduced to someone, do you shake hands, bow or do both? And why do Koreans cheer you on by exclaiming, “Fighting!”? Whether you’re in South Korea to do business, seek pleasure or find your inner Hallyu diva, if you are lucky enough to find yourself on this peninsula where stunning natural scenery meets hyper-modern cities, get the most out of your stay with this essential and fun-to-read guide. |
Table des matières
Go Hard or Go Home | |
Koreas Postwar Development | |
Juyeok | |
The Group vs the Individual | |
General Etiquette | |
Finding a Home | |
Banking | |
Soups and Stews | |
Getting In and | |
Spectator Sports | |
Challenges in Learning Korean | |
Dos and Donts | |
Konglish | |
Gift Giving | |
Famous Koreans | |
The Building Blocks | |
Resource Guide | |
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