Everyday life can look very different depending on where someone lives. In this interview, I asked a Korean elementary school student questions about school, family life, hobbies, food and opinions about other countries. Their answers helped me better understand Korean culture and what daily life is like for children in South Korea. It was especially interesting to see both the differences and similarities between Korean and American students.
For breakfast I eat toast. For lunch I eat school lunch. For dinner I eat rice.
I live in an apartment. I have my own room and there are many books.
I help prepare meals, wash dishes, do laundry and more.
My mom is a freelance publishing editor and my dad is a bricklayer.
School starts at 9:00 a.m. and I get home at 8:00 p.m.
