2. Looks good

3. You could use an Oxford comma after beef, but that is optional. Use the plural foods, instead of the singular food

4. There are some public baths in America, which were mostly built by Koreans. Few Americans use the public baths.

5. Most Americans exercise. There are many clubs for exercising and playing sports in the U.S. schools.

6. There is no sentence

7. There is no school violence in America.

8. Most Americans are honest and frank, because they are used to confronting people when they have a problem

9. No sentence.

10. Most Americans are Christians.

1. All Korean people respect others. There are many honorific expressions in Korean.

2. Calling teachers’ names is rude in Korea.

3. Rice is a staple food in Korea.

4. Many Korean people use public baths.

5. There are less people who exercise in Korea than the U.S.

these are differences between Korean culture and American culture.

-USA

1. Although all Americans respect others, English does not have much honorific expressions than Koreans.

2. Calling teachers’ names is not rude in America.

3. Wheat, beef and pork are staple food in America.

4. There are some public baths in America which was mostly built by Koreans. few Americans use the public baths.

5. Most Americans used to exercise. there are lots of clubs for exercising and sports in U.S. school.

6.

7. there is no school violence in America.

8. Most Americans are honest and frank. because they used to argue with people when they have some inconvenience in their life.

9.

10. Most Americans are Christians.

– KOREA

1. all Korean people respect others. there are lots of honorific expressions in Korean.

2. Calling teachers’ names is rude in Korea.

3. Rice is a staple food in Korea.

4. Lots of Korean people use public baths.

5.There are less exercisers in Korea than the U.S.

1. Even though all Americans respect others, English does not have as many honorific expressions as Koreans.

2. Calling teachers’ names is rude in America.

3. Wheat, beef and pork are staple foods of America.

4. There are some public baths in America, but they were mostly built by Koreans, however a few Americans do use these public baths.

5. Most Americans used to exercise; there are still a lot of clubs for exercising and playing sports in U.S. schools.

6.

7. There is school violence in America. Or you could say In American schools violence is present.

8. Most Americans are honest and frank, because they are used to arguing with people when they have been inconvenienced in their life.

9.

10. Most Americans are Christians.

– KOREA

1. All Korean people respect others and there are a lot of honorific expressions in Korean.

2. Calling teachers’ names is rude in Korea.

3. Rice is a staple food in Korea.

4. Lots of Korean people use public baths.

5. There are less exercisers in Korea than there are in the U.S

Although Americans are not necessarily disrespectful of one another, English contains no specific honorific expressions. The Korean language, on the other hand, shows honor through specific words, prefixes, and suffixes.

Americans do not consider it rude to call a teacher by name; in Korea, this would be a very rude action.

Wheat, beef, and pork are staple foods in America, while rice is the staple food of Korea.

There are only a few public baths in America and these are not widely used. In Korea, public baths are extremely popular.

Most Americans exercise. There are many gyms and clubs in the United States and school sports are strongly emphasized. Fewer Koreans exercise, gyms are rarer, and school sports are downplayed.” (Though there are many gyms in America, a large percentage of our population is also obese.)

“There is no school violence in America.” (Sorry, this isn’t actually true – we have lots of problems with school violence in the States. Are you trying to address the issue of corporal punishment in schools? If so, use the following.) “Corporal punishment is illegal in the United States. Teachers are forbidden to strike a child and are legally obligated to report any abuse they think may be occurring. In Korea, physical punishment is quite normal and teachers frequently strike students with their hand or a stick.

Most Americans are honest and frank. They are accustomed to arguing in order to achieve their goals. Koreans would prefer to maintain social harmony.

The majority of Americans profess to be adherents to Christianity. Though Catholicism and Protestantism are both represented in Korea, a majority of Koreans follow Buddhist tradition. Korea is also a strongly Confucian nation, though Confucianism is less a religion than a set of rules for social interaction.”

It’s important to match each element of American culture with an element of Korean culture if you are comparing and contrasting the two. A numbered list doesn’t terribly well and, especially if you’re writing for school, it would be better to follow the format I’ve laid out above.

1. Not all Americans respect others. We have people here that are known as “rednecks” that don’t even have respect for others or most of the time even respect for themselves.

2. Calling teachers names is rude.

3. Your right about everything in this one.

4. The only public bathing I know of is showers at swimming pools to get the chlorine off. If you mean bathrooms like restrooms we use them a lot too. Some choose not too.

5. We do have lots of fitness clubs however we have many obese people who do not exercise.

6. hmm lol

7. School violence has been rising a lot of the past decade

8. Most americans promote themselves as being honest. None of our government officials are honest.

9.

10. Yes, the majority of americans are Christians.