Is rudeness a problem in your country? What rude behavior do you see in public every day?

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Comparing to advanced countries, Korea still has much room to improve when it comes to public etiquette although it has improved a lot.

>> Compared to advanced countries, Korea still has much room to improve when it comes to public etiquette although it has improved a lot.

>> OR: Compared to advanced countries, Korea still has has a lot to improve when it comes to public etiquette although it has improved a lot.

It is not difficult for us to see people who are so rude and do not have ettiqutte.

>> It is not difficult for us to see people who are so rude and don\'t have the proper etiquette. (Spelling check: etiquette^^)

When taking a subway, some old women rush into it with pushing others to have a seat.

>> When taking the subway, some old women rush into it while pushing others to have a seat.

People talk over the phone loudly in a public place.

>> Correct!

People bump into each other when walking on a crowded street and do not say \"sorry or excuse me\".

>> Correct!

>> OR: People bump into each other when walking on a crowded street and don\'t apologize.

People do not wait until others get out of the elevator.

>> Correct!

Drivers cut in the lane without signling and they never make way for other drivers.

>> Drivers cut in the lane without making a signal and they never make way for other drivers.

The most annoying thing to me is when I see a person who throws a cigarette butt away out of his car window while driving.

>> Correct!

Smoking in the car is something I can understand although I do not like it.

>> Correct!

Because it is a priviate space, so I do not have a right to blame him for his smoking in his car.

>> Because it is a private space, so I do not have the right to blame him for smoking in his car. (Spelling check: private ^^)

However, if he loves his car not to leave the cigarette butt in his car, he should also care for public space

>> However, if he loves his car and not to leave the cigarette butt inside, he should also care for the public space.