korean diet trend and weight loss
hey guys! today's video is going to be forpeople who either live in korea, or are planning to visit this country. i want to share 5 appsthat, to my opinion are the most useful apps while in korea. all of these apps are reallyawesome and they will change your experience of korea completely.first, pretty obvious, yet the most important app in korea - kakao talk. you really can'tjust live in korea and not use kakao. it’s
really impossible. for those who are not familiarwhat kakao talk is, it's basically a messaging app is essence similar to ... or skype. youcan message other people and call them through the app same as skype, the difference is thoughit's korean, which means it's ultra, mega cute! the number of emoticons and their cutnessis just overwhelming. and yet even though
it has this childish cute and playful designit doesn’t mean it's used just by korean teenage girls, not at all! i remember someof my first experience of going to work and communicating with my employer through kakaowith all its emoticons. i heard from the latest news that in the future we will be able toeven make bank transactions through kakao. next on the list is seoul, or for that matterthe whole korea subway app. i’m just in love with this app! you may think how differentcan you go with a subway app, but this app has couple of features i’ve never seen before,which makes brilliant. for starters, you can choose your starting point and final stopand it will show your trip really detailed, where you need to change and which bound youneed to follow in order go to your chosen
direction. in addition of course it showsyou how long it’s going to take you and how much it’s going to cost. the best featureof this app that i haven’t seen on other subway apps is that it shows you how muchtime you have while changing your trains and which door you need to stand by for you to walk fastestto another line that you need to change. this is brilliant when only couple of minutes tochange lines and you really need to hurry up. this next app is not korean specified, however,it works great in korea. it depends on your phone, but sometimes in a different countryyou might not have internet or working gps, so it becomes difficult to find your way around.however, fair no more! this app that i have
came across, called mapswithme provides greatoffline gps, so you don’t need to be worried about getting lost in korea ever again. youcan download free offline maps of basically any country. keep in mind though that freeversion will only show you your location, however, if you want to search for addressyou can get the premium app, which i think is only couple bucks. app number 4 is useful if you don’t reallyspeak and you always find yourself in situations old korean men are shouting at you and youcan’t understand what the hell they want, or if you simply want to know some usefulphrases. there are so many korean language apps. i have had a folder on my phone withsomething like 20+ korean language apps, however,
what i would recommend if you just need toknow some useful saying to get around, ask where stuff is, or how much it costs, theni would suggest learn korean phrasebook. i wouldn’t say it’s great for learning korean,but if you’re just traveling in korea, or you just came here and yourself often in situationslanguage barrier, this can be really useful. it provides few different sections, so youcan choose from directions, transportation, eating out, shopping and so on.. fifth app is an awesome app if you’re atourist in seoul or if you have friends visiting and you realized that you don’t really knowas much about the city as you thought. i really love the design of this app and it has someof the best and my favorite places in seoul.
you can choose different types of attractionsand different spots and will show all of the information about those places. the best part,if you’re too lazy to read, you can just listen the audio. lastly, korea is just a country of promotions.there are so many promotional events and discounts all the time to boost korean shopping fever,as if it isn’t crazy enough already. however, if you look up from time to time you can reallysome awesome deals. there are two main apps for this called tmon and coupang. they areboth in korean, however, if you translate a few words it is fairly to use them. youcan find a lot of promotions for food, shopping, theme parks and all of that. and it’s reallyconvenient to use as well, as you can simply
choose your location and see if there is anythinggood just near to you. there are loads of other great korean apps, however, most of them are in korean, so
korean diet trend and weight loss,it might take some time for you to figurethem out if you don’t speak the language. these though personally are my main apps,that i have used, or still use everyday and i hope you will find useful as well. if youknow some other awesome apps i didn’t mention please tell me about them in the comment sectionbelow.
really impossible. for those who are not familiarwhat kakao talk is, it's basically a messaging app is essence similar to ... or skype. youcan message other people and call them through the app same as skype, the difference is thoughit's korean, which means it's ultra, mega cute! the number of emoticons and their cutnessis just overwhelming. and yet even though
it has this childish cute and playful designit doesn’t mean it's used just by korean teenage girls, not at all! i remember someof my first experience of going to work and communicating with my employer through kakaowith all its emoticons. i heard from the latest news that in the future we will be able toeven make bank transactions through kakao. next on the list is seoul, or for that matterthe whole korea subway app. i’m just in love with this app! you may think how differentcan you go with a subway app, but this app has couple of features i’ve never seen before,which makes brilliant. for starters, you can choose your starting point and final stopand it will show your trip really detailed, where you need to change and which bound youneed to follow in order go to your chosen
direction. in addition of course it showsyou how long it’s going to take you and how much it’s going to cost. the best featureof this app that i haven’t seen on other subway apps is that it shows you how muchtime you have while changing your trains and which door you need to stand by for you to walk fastestto another line that you need to change. this is brilliant when only couple of minutes tochange lines and you really need to hurry up. this next app is not korean specified, however,it works great in korea. it depends on your phone, but sometimes in a different countryyou might not have internet or working gps, so it becomes difficult to find your way around.however, fair no more! this app that i have
came across, called mapswithme provides greatoffline gps, so you don’t need to be worried about getting lost in korea ever again. youcan download free offline maps of basically any country. keep in mind though that freeversion will only show you your location, however, if you want to search for addressyou can get the premium app, which i think is only couple bucks. app number 4 is useful if you don’t reallyspeak and you always find yourself in situations old korean men are shouting at you and youcan’t understand what the hell they want, or if you simply want to know some usefulphrases. there are so many korean language apps. i have had a folder on my phone withsomething like 20+ korean language apps, however,
what i would recommend if you just need toknow some useful saying to get around, ask where stuff is, or how much it costs, theni would suggest learn korean phrasebook. i wouldn’t say it’s great for learning korean,but if you’re just traveling in korea, or you just came here and yourself often in situationslanguage barrier, this can be really useful. it provides few different sections, so youcan choose from directions, transportation, eating out, shopping and so on.. fifth app is an awesome app if you’re atourist in seoul or if you have friends visiting and you realized that you don’t really knowas much about the city as you thought. i really love the design of this app and it has someof the best and my favorite places in seoul.
you can choose different types of attractionsand different spots and will show all of the information about those places. the best part,if you’re too lazy to read, you can just listen the audio. lastly, korea is just a country of promotions.there are so many promotional events and discounts all the time to boost korean shopping fever,as if it isn’t crazy enough already. however, if you look up from time to time you can reallysome awesome deals. there are two main apps for this called tmon and coupang. they areboth in korean, however, if you translate a few words it is fairly to use them. youcan find a lot of promotions for food, shopping, theme parks and all of that. and it’s reallyconvenient to use as well, as you can simply
choose your location and see if there is anythinggood just near to you. there are loads of other great korean apps, however, most of them are in korean, so
korean diet trend and weight loss,it might take some time for you to figurethem out if you don’t speak the language. these though personally are my main apps,that i have used, or still use everyday and i hope you will find useful as well. if youknow some other awesome apps i didn’t mention please tell me about them in the comment sectionbelow.
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