Please, could you help me~~~
Calling someone "foreigner" in English doesn't sound polite. English is the international language, so it's not the same as saying "외국인" to another Korean. Also, if you think about it, when you travel outside of Korea, you're the foreigner! I would say "I enjoy meeting people from other countries more than sightseeing." If you use "like" or "enjoy", you should say "more than" instead of "better than". Example: "I like baseball more than soccer."

"English is the international language, so it's not the same as saying "외국인" to another Korean. Also, if you think about it, when you travel outside of Korea, you're the foreigner! I would say " that sentence I don't understand, please help me.

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Please, could you  help me~~~
Calling someone "foreigner" in English doesn't sound polite. English is the international language, so it's not the same as saying "외국인" to another Korean. Also, if you think about it, when you travel outside of Korea, you're the foreigner! I would say "I enjoy meeting people from other countries more than sightseeing." If you use "like" or "enjoy", you should say "more than" instead of "better than". Example: "I like baseball more than soccer."

"English is the international language, so it's not the same as saying "외국인" to another Korean. Also, if you think about it, when you travel outside of Korea, you're the foreigner! I would say " that sentence I don't understand, please help me.

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안녕하세요. 서로 언어교환하고 좋은 친구들을 사귀고 싶습니다 .I like to make diffident friends . I hope we can make good friends and help each other.

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this your statement:
Calling someone "foreigner" in English doesn't sound polite.
isn't true
because calling a foreigner a foreigner is proper and correct

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If I am in your country, I am foreigner but if you come to my country then you would be foreigner in my country. I don't see any offense in being a foreigner, for It only means that you are not from the country in which you are at the moment.

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I don't see how it is offensive to call a someone "foreigner". "Foreigner" means a person who is not from your country. It has nothing to do with English being an international language. For instance, you should not be offended if a Brit calls you a foreigner when you're in the UK because you indeed are a foreigner. You are a Korean. You hold the citizenship of Korea not the UK.

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It is not clear which sentence you don't understand.

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