Most likable people (live, ranked, Koreans)

[survivingearth]

As a frenchman who has lived in almost every continent i can say that we are not ranked that high, what are some nationalities that most people tend to like?. I lived in Brazil and i think Brazilians( other than their rivalry with Argentine) are pretty likable in other parts of the world. Like for example, a Brazilian can probably visit places like Pakistan, Iran, not having to worry as much as an American for example.

[euro123]

French-Israeli in Algeria, North Korean in Seoul, Pakistani in India, Russian in Ukraine. Srs though: Italy or Spain everywhere.

[saybanana]

Mongolians are liked, they can go to almost any cou try and no one hates them.

[irish_bob]

I found Portugese people to be very likeable , more than the spanish and i do like the spanish i should add

i like the english a lot too , not too keen on scots

the only nation i really found unlikeable were Hungarians , unlikeable to the last man and woman

that impression was not influenced in anyway by politics BTW before anyone asks

[pete98146]

Filipinos are usually very likable...

[Igor Blevin]

I find Vietnamese people to be highly likeable. They have great attitudes, sense of humor, optimism, and like to party. At least all of the ones I have known. For years I was able to say "I've never met a Vietnamese person I didn't like". I eventually broke that trend with one single young woman, so she is the exception to the rule. I think Vietnamese are very likeable.

Most Australians I have known are very likeable. Japanese are likeable too.

[Davy-040]

a few that come to mind...

Canadians
Dominicans
Colombians
Brazilians
Irish
Thais
Filipinos
Koreans
Japanese
Australians

[manitopiaaa]

Originally Posted by Davy-040

a few that come to mind...

Canadians
Dominicans
Colombians
Brazilians
Irish
Thais
Filipinos
Koreans
Japanese
Australians

Canadians - No. Have a reputation for being fake nice, smug and passive aggressive.
Dominicans - No. Lots of Caribbeans dislike them (especially Black Caribbeans, and especially Haitians)
Colombians - No. Venezuelans, Panamanians, Ecuadorians, and Peruvians all consider them stuck up
Brazilians - I'll go with yes.
Irish - No, the British have tons of stereotypes. Good reputation within the EU though.
Thais - Yes
Filipinos - Yes
Koreans - No, they have a stuck up reputation and are considered incredibly arrogant and self-obsessed
Japanese - Broadly, yes, but lots of enemies in Asia due to past sins (especially to Chinese/Koreans)
Australians - Broadly yes, though Chinese hate them now.

[The Very Man Himself]

Originally Posted by manitopiaaa

Canadians - No. Have a reputation for being fake nice, smug and passive aggressive.
Dominicans - No. Lots of Caribbeans dislike them (especially Black Caribbeans, and especially Haitians)
Colombians - No. Venezuelans, Panamanians, Ecuadorians, and Peruvians all consider them stuck up
Brazilians - I'll go with yes.
Irish - No, the British have tons of stereotypes. Good reputation within the EU though.
Thais - Yes
Filipinos - Yes
Koreans - No, they have a stuck up reputation and are considered incredibly arrogant and self-obsessed
Japanese - Broadly, yes, but lots of enemies in Asia due to past sins (especially to Chinese/Koreans)
Australians - Broadly yes, though Chinese hate them now.

Why are you attributing "British Stereotypes" to the Irish?

[Milky Way Resident]

Originally Posted by manitopiaaa

Canadians - No. Have a reputation for being fake nice, smug and passive aggressive.
Dominicans - No. Lots of Caribbeans dislike them (especially Black Caribbeans, and especially Haitians)
Colombians - No. Venezuelans, Panamanians, Ecuadorians, and Peruvians all consider them stuck up
Brazilians - I'll go with yes.
Irish - No, the British have tons of stereotypes. Good reputation within the EU though.
Thais - Yes
Filipinos - Yes
Koreans - No, they have a stuck up reputation and are considered incredibly arrogant and self-obsessed
Japanese - Broadly, yes, but lots of enemies in Asia due to past sins (especially to Chinese/Koreans)
Australians - Broadly yes, though Chinese hate them now.

For what it’s worth, being stereotyped isn’t really a sign of dislike. Every nationality has it own set of stereotypes that tend to be used by others when convenient.