My Home In Korea - Moving To Korea - Desiree Martinez

The video provides a tour of a house in Korea, highlighting unique features such as the studio, bathroom, mud room, kitchen, and heating systems. The host shares personal preferences and cultural insights, like the use of multiple shoe types and recycling practices. The tour concludes with a look at the outdoor area, showcasing local flora.

What is the unique feature of the bathroom mentioned in the house tour?

• It has a jacuzzi.

• It has a glass ceiling.

• It has a walk-in shower without a door.

• It has a sauna.

In Korean homes, what is the purpose of a mudroom?

• To serve as a laundry area.

• To act as a small storage room.

• To store coats and jackets.

• To keep shoes and prevent wearing them inside.

How many sets of shoes are typically used in a Korean home?

• Three sets: outdoor, indoor, and bathroom.

• Two sets: indoor and outdoor.

• Four sets: outdoor, indoor, bathroom, and guest.

• One set for all purposes.

What is a challenge mentioned about the kitchen's stove?

• It doesn't have a timer.

• It only has two burners.

• It can't fit a full cookie sheet.

• It doesn't have an oven.

How is heating managed in the house?

• Heated floors.

• Radiators in each room.

• Portable heaters.

• Central heating system.

What is a unique feature of the fridge mentioned in the video?

• It has a separate freezer compartment.

• It has a touchscreen display.

• It has a door for easy access to drinks.

• It has a built-in ice maker.

What kind of plants are mentioned to be near the house?

• Grape bushes and other fruits.

• Apple trees.

• Vegetable patches.

• Flower gardens.