SA Woman in Korea Makes isiZulu Vlog of After Work Routine, TikTok Video of ESL Teacher Abroad Inspires Many

• A TikTokker made content out of her everyday life in Korea after moving there to become a teacher
• The professional took her audience out and about the country t to show others how different it is from South Africa
• Many people enjoyed the isiZulu vlog, and Briefly News spoke to Wendy about her time in Korea so far

One educator in Korea went home from work and made a video of her trip. The woman's video was interesting as she showed the country's streets and more.

Online users liked seeing the details about Korea, and she got over 30 000 likes. Many people enjoyed the woman's routine in her spare time.

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@wendyhlongwane_ made viewers feel like they were walking with her as she made a vlog after her work as an English teacher. The woman recorded how she gets home and said she would be speaking isiZulu since her work day as an English teacher was over.

In the clip, Wendy showed the public transport in Korea. The teacher's bus credits finished, and she recharged it for 10 000 South Korean won, which is R90. Watch more details below:

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Peeps on the internet love to see others abroad and working. Briefly News spoke to Wendy, who says she has been in Korea for five months. She also explained what she misses about South Africa. Wendy told Briefly News:

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"I miss the food, South Africa has the best flavours and I miss simple South African food like Amagwinya, nophuthu because they won’t have those things here."

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People commented, asking for more details, and some had jokes.

thob@lookout wondered:

"What do you say if you wanna get out on the bus?"

1988ntuli said:

"That was interesting. Thanks."

One Equivalent To One Billion remarked:

"The place is so clean."

I'm.michelle wanted more:

"We need a apartment tour please."

lisa.nda wrote:

"Not the Korea in movies but ngiyeza girl."

siwe_thandi joked:

How do you tell the driver'before the robot driver'."

ulysses021 asked:

"Hi sis what are the requirements."

Bellz Lynda commented:

"A whole 10k equates to R90. Heeebana."

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Briefly News previously reported that Teaching English as a foreign language in Asian countries is a popular trend. Many South Africans get the opportunity to become teachers, and many of them are having fun.

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A South African expat in Korea recorded a video of her students during class time. The teacher's sense of humour was easily recognisable when people realised the kids were reciting a popular South African monologue.

A video reshared on Twitter by @Ratos_ratu from @kopo_k on TikTok shows a class of Korean children saying isiZulu words. In the video, the children knew a viral meme of an older South African woman describing an explosion on SABC News, and they all repeated it verbatim.

Source: Briefly News