What Comes to Koreans' Minds When They Think of Turkey? - Street Interviews and Fun Moments

Hello friends! This time, I chatted with Korean friends on the streets of Seoul to ask what they know about Turkey. We covered many fun topics, from Turkish coffee to Üsküdar, and the pronunciation of brands like Samsung and Hyundai. I also met new people, laughed, ate, drank, and had fun while playing music on the streets with my ukulele. In this post, you will discover what Koreans think about Turkey and Turkish culture, and find the fun moments and conversations I experienced on the streets.

Watch the Video: Koreans' Thoughts on Turkey

Conversations About Turkey with Korean Friends

While walking on the streets of Seoul, I wanted to learn about Koreans' opinions on Turkey. I conducted many fun interviews on various topics, from Turkish coffee and the pronunciation of brands like Samsung and Hyundai to how they sing the song "Üsküdar’a Gider İken." This experience allowed me to get a closer look at the Korean people's thoughts on Turkey.

Earning Money and Connecting with the Ukulele

I don't play my ukulele just to earn money; this instrument also helps me communicate with the people of a country. The warm approach of the people I met while playing the ukulele on the streets of Seoul reminded me once again of the universal language of music. Even if I become rich one day like Emre Durmuş, I plan to continue donating what I earn by playing the ukulele on the streets to children. What do you think, how is this idea?

Conclusion: A Fun and Educational Experience on the Streets of Seoul

These street interviews were both fun and educational. Learning what Koreans think about Turkey and understanding their cultural approach was an unforgettable experience for me. If you also enjoy interacting with different cultures, you can try picking up your ukulele and heading out to the streets for similar conversations. Enjoy watching!

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