What Japanese say has changed while living in Korea

(1)What’s changed in Korea

(1)I was able to clearly express my will

(1)Japanese people don’t want to bother you
(2)He’s very considerate and polite
(3)It’s a Japanese culture that I like, too
(4)There are opinions apart from courtesy, but they don’t express their opinions first because they’re considerate
(5)It’s not okay, but you’re being considerate and saying it’s okay
(6)In Japan, if you stand like that, my turn will come back next time
(7)In Korea, if I don’t claim it, my turn doesn’t come back, so I felt I might lose money
(8)I think there are other ways to be considerate in Korea
(9)We have to act like we’re being considerate of each other
(10)If you don’t claim it in Korea, you can become frustrated

(1)Actually, my college friends also pointed out to me that I know it’s a good thing about Japanese, but I’ve changed a lot because I’ve been frustrated!
(2)Even if it’s not that case, there are many cases where you can say it even if there is a rule that you can’t do it in Korea
(3)For example, even if the school said I shouldn’t submit the documents like this, I tried to persuade them to register
(4)So if you don’t talk in many ways, you often lose money
(5)So I personally felt that I needed to have a strong side to live without losing money
(6)When I see Japanese people who have adapted to Korea for a long time, I think there are many people who have changed just like me