Koreans value respect; there are many honorific expressions and terms used in the Korean language. For example, to call the teacher by their name is rude. Rice is a staple food in Korea. There are many public baths in Korea, which many Koreans use. Koreans exercise less than Americans, as many Koreans use the Internet. There is a lot of school violence. However, there are also a lot of shy people who don’t like to talk to others. There are also many different religions in Korea.

USA:

Although Americans respect one another, the English language does not have many honorific expressions when compared to the Korean language. Furthermore, calling teachers by their names is not rude in America, whereas it would be considered rude in Korea. Wheat, beef and pork are the staple foods in America. There are few public baths in America, those that exist are mostly frequented and built by Koreans. Few Americans use these public baths. Most Americans are used to exercising; there are many exercise and fitness clubs, as well as a lot of sports in American schools.