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Korean Culture and Traditions

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History

 

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Delores H

 

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November 20, 2012

 

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There is a reason that many people when use the phrase “lost in translation,” when they are having trying to interpret for a foreigner. This is because even if, for example, a joke is translated if one doesn’t understand the culture behind the joke, that person may not understand the humor in it...
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Even certain old phrases, like “break a leg,” are not always understood. In South Korea their language has withstood many changes. As South Korea, or the Republic of Korea, has only within the last hundred years obtained independence, the Korean language is shared between both North and South Korea...
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