-yeong hao yee-dia adalah calon NILAM daerah Kuala Terengganu, dari SK Chung Hwa Wei Sin..
tapi budak ni so cute..dier nih bile jumpa ambe , dier akan tunduk 45 darjah..very polite..undur satu langkah ke belakang dan tunduk...ambe kejut gak mula2..aish..cam korean je, hihi...chinese memang camni ke kat Mesia??
Korean culture
Politeness and respectWith other older people (as well as teachers), Koreans speak and act with deference and respect.Family history, ancestors and parents play a central role in Korean culture. Along with schooling, connections are very important in advancing in one’s career and social standing.Therefore, one’s parents must be respected and you had better respect other older people too,lest they judge your family according to your behavior. Whatever the origins or basis for the system, Koreans show respect for their elders and superiors in many ways.
TWO HANDS: Always give and receive using both hands and full attention.
BOWING: Greet elders with a bow. The first time you see them: a full 45º bow, from the
waist and with your arms at your sides. Afterwards, you should still bow, but less and less
deeply, gradually becoming a nod. Do not make eye contact as this will appear defiant.
Additionally, there is traditional bowing (세배) at the new year, wherein youngsters make a
full ceremonial bow, on their knees, to the floor – and then receive a monetary allowance
(세뱃돈) from their elders.
HONORIFICS: Deference for one’s elders and superiors also shows in the language, which
has a system of marking politeness and social distance on its verbs and sentences as well as an honorifics system (words and conjugations) of honoring another and humbling oneself.
credits : http://www.paradigmbusters.com/pdf/tb1_1.pdf