Traffic control in Pyongyang
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As a Korean, I'm very proud of these North Korean ladies.
As a Korean, I'm very proud of these North Korean ladies.
anyway, I wish people stop asking me if I'm North or South Korean in the U.S.
also, in other countries, some people don't even know where is Korea or what we speak. I have visited 12 countries in last 4 years and many people don't even know if we are divided.. Whenever I say I'm 'south korean' i get 'there is north?'
kimchi tastes different, and we are 4 1/2 inches taller.
also, in other countries, some people don't even know where is Korea or what we speak. I have visited 12 countries in last 4 years and many people don't even know if we are divided.. Whenever I say I'm 'south korean' i get 'there is north?'

kimchi tastes different, and we are 4 1/2 inches taller.
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Sorry, I don't see the 'hotness' or 'prettiness' in any of them. You hardly even get to see their face, and the camera angle is so far away. They move pretty fast and can direct traffic pretty well though so
to them. Our cops can't direct traffic for beans if a light went down...
http://www.autoblog.com/2010/02/28/v...ang/1#comments
As a Korean, I'm very proud of these North Korean ladies.
As a Korean, I'm very proud of these North Korean ladies.


but in college(ann arbor michigan), 95% people would know the difference between north/south. but many old folks still ask me if i'm north or south korean..
but seriously, i've went to many carribbean islands, few small south american countries and etc, and many of them don't even know where korea is. in Antigua at KFC, drive thru lady asked me 'korea? is that part of china? because you look like chinese'














