Korean Home Plus
Korean Home Plus
Last Updated on Wednesday, 1 September 2010 12:42 Written by Administrator Wednesday, 1 September 2010 12:42
A video tour of some of the oddities of Home Plus, a Korean supermarket. If you’re planning on living in Korea, this is what some supermarkets might look like
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@tokee1234567 Thanks ^^ but what if a word starts with a vowel like anneoyonghaseo do u just put the consonant under that?
@Serenitypinkity beginning consonant + vowel + bottom consonant = one complete letter. beginning consonant + vowel still makes up a letter, and you need at least both of them to make a letter
@tokee1234567 wait so korean is consonant + vowel = a word right? for hangul
you were joking about the fart spray aisle right??lol or did u rlly think that was a fart spray aisle??
it looks much more spacious and more interesting than our super tesco…xDD
it’s like Costco!
its nt rli a symbol.. bt i love u guys anyways
lol
@JosKiddin japanese and korean are syllabaries. chinese is symbol oriented and is competely different than the japanee and korean writing system. for japanese except for 2 letters every letter is a syllabary with consonant+vowel, but korean has individual letter for all vowels and consonants
haha 2:05 , do all Koreans go down aisles 50mph?
so much free food o.o we have samples like once a month here *fail*
What the heck is a fart spray? air freshener?does it make you not fart?
@ozaki1 Korean writing are symbols…. same as Japan and China (for what i know)
@ozaki1 Yes, we know that. However, when you’re in Korea for 2 days and need to buy shampoo and no one speaks English, sometimes you have to get creative. Now we can read Korean with no problem.
learn to read! It’s the easiest Asian variety, and very simple indeed. They’re no ‘symbols’ – they’re words made up of alphabets!
now i know not to pack shampoo
i’m studying abroad in korea in december so i’m enjoying all yall’s videos 
lol at the random shit taped to another random shit… never looked at it that way. i just buy them without complaining
wtf?…. who wants to know about shampoos and stuff…. this is junk.. i thought it was going to be interesting and fun to look at the times when I was in korea…
Some one gave you advice that was true (and still is true for small towns) five to seven years ago. Gotta luv the serbeuseu! [a Konglish use of service]
Oh, how I love to shop and snack at Homeplus, Lottemart, or E-mart. They give you their sales-pitch (which I mostly don’t understand) you get the sample; dumpling, fried pork, tofu with chopped onions and soy sauce. then just smile and say thanks. it’s awesome.
the floor is so shiny!
@priscybaby24 more less i went to Korea to visit my aunts wedding and my dad told me homeplus is tesco
@ACshorty96 so it is tescos i knew it i could tell by the price labels
what level of education do you need to be a teacher ?
We managed to find cheese and Gillette razor blades here too! I only managed to find one Armani store though, It was opposite the Gucci shop here in P/Busan:P Take all internet info with a grain of salt.or don’t don’t listen.
haha I cracked up when he said that.
LOL ” puts sam’s club(costco) to shame. you see like every 2 meters there are sample stands.” im korean so could understand a bit of what theyre saying.