 COMPARED TO KOREA  More Strict Schools  Much Longer Days  Uniforms (Tie, Blazer, Khakis)  More Classes  No Smoking  No Driving to School.

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 COMPARED TO KOREA  More Strict Schools  Much Longer Days  Uniforms (Tie, Blazer, Khakis)  More Classes  No Smoking  No Driving to School

 COMPARED TO USA  More Strict Schools  Same Length In Day  Some Schools Have Uniforms, Others Do Not  More Classes  No Smoking  No Coffee Bar, Some Have School Stores, Robbies  No Breaktime, Unless In Lower Grades

 COMPARED TO KOREA  No Alcohol  Only Korean Foods Eaten  Shorter Time  Less Food Per Meal  More Spices Used (Hot and Spicy)  Same Meal Structure, 3 Per Day  Similar Fast Food Restaurants

 COMPARED TO USA  No Alcohol  Variety of Foods Eaten (Italian, American, Korean, Chinese, German, Spanish, etc.)  Shorter Time  Less Sit Down Meals, More On The Go  Less Food Per Meal  Same Meal Structure, 3 Per Day  Similar Fast Food Restaurants

 COMPARED TO KOREA (Seoul)  More Apartments  Huge Subway  Tall Buildings  More Complex  More Steel and Glass Compared to Stucco

 COMPARED TO USA (Pennsburg)  Less Populated  More Open Space  No Public Transportation  No Tall Buildings  Many Single or Double Homes  Similar Materials Used to Build

 COMPARED TO KOREA  Different Car Brands, Big Variety  Very High Traffic Level  More Highways  Bigger Cars  Gasoline More Expensive

 COMPARED TO USA  Less Variety in Cars (Ford, Dodge, GM)  Lower Traffic Level, Esp. In Pennsburg  Less Highways, More Small Streets  Bigger Cars, SUVs and Trucks  Longer to Travel  Gasoline Cheaper, But Expensive

 COMPARED TO KOREA  Over 5000 Years of History  More Focus on Tradition  Multiple Style Periods  Huge Respect for Elders  Similar Respect for Art  More Holidays and Celebrations  More Religions, Primarily Buddism

 COMPARED TO USA  Very Little History (400 Years)  Less Focus on Tradition  Style Varies By Region, Not Time  Less Of Family Structure  Less Respect for Art, Besides Music  Fewer Celebrations

 COMPARED TO KOREA  More Variety: Korean, Japanese, English  Pop Music   Younger Singers- Wonder Girls, Big Bang  More Ballad and Rock Compared To Italy

 COMPARED TO USA  All Types of Music  Pop Music: Rock, Hip Hop, Pop  Younger Singers  No Discos

 COMPARED TO KOREA  Similar to Italian Leisure  Music, Fùtbol, Movies  Most of Time Very Busy

 COMPARED TO USA  More Leisure Time  Sports: American Football, Baseball, Basketball, Soccer Most Popular  Music and Movies Popular

 COMPARED TO KOREA  High Respect for Elders  Small Families in the City, Larger in Rural  Lots of Time Spent with Family  Very Little Minorities in Country

 COMPARED TO USA  Small Families in the City, Larger in Rural  Lots of Time Spent with Family  Very Diverse Races (Mixed Families: German, Irish, English, etc.)

 COMPARED TO USA AND KOREA  Both Use 12 Hour Clocks  Electricity Different (Plugs, Voltage)  Language  Korea- Hangul  America- English  Measurement  Korea- Metric as Well  America- American Standard  Money  Korea- Won (1400 Won=1€)  America- Dollar ($.60=1€)