reader a first person account of the brutalities of war through the eyes of an innocent 12 year old Yoko Watkins. The clear and simple style of the novel draws the reader’s sympathy in favor of Yoko Watkins and her family as they escape the harsh Korean War. Yoko Watkins intention is writing the book was to share here survival story and her hope for peace‚ but her novel conceals the entirety of the true story of 1945. In 1953 Yoko Kawashima met and married an American pilot‚ Donald Watkins. In
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1과 N+입니다(Noun predication/Copula) ‘입니다’ is a descriptive particle meaning “to be”. It is attached onto the end of a given noun and serves as a predicate. It is used with reference to persons or things. 입니다 is the polite formal conjugation of 이다. (예) 저는 학생입니다. 이것은 책입니다. N+입니까? ‘입니까?’ is the question form of 입니다. (예) 저 남자는 학생입니까? 이것은 책입니까? N+이/가 아닙니다. ‘-이/가 아닙니다’ is the negation form of 입니다. (예) 저는 학생이 아닙니다. 저는 가수가 아닙니다. 2과 -은/는(Topic Particle) ‘은/는’ follows a noun‚ indicating that
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Korean Alphabet | English Sound | ㄱ | g (initial) k (final) | ㄴ | n (initial) n (final) | ㄷ | d (initial) t (final) | ㄹ | r (initial) l (final) | ㅁ | m (initial) m (final) | ㅂ | b (initial) p (final) | ㅅ | s (initial) t (final) | ㅇ | silent (initial) ng (final) | ㅈ | j (initial) t (final) | ㅊ | ch (initial) t (final) | ㅋ | k (initial) k (final) | ㅌ | t (initial) t (final) | ㅍ | p (initial) p (final) | ㅎ | h (initial) t (final) | ㄲ | gg (initial) k (final)
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Korean | Romanized | Translation | 인사 | Een-sah | Greetings | 내일또만납시다. (만나요) | Nae-il tto manapshida (mannayo) | Until tomorrow! | 또봐요 | Toh Bayo | Literally means: "See you again" | 잘가 | Chal-ga | Bye! | (14) 잊어버렸는데요. Ijeobeoryeonneundeyo. I’ve forgotten. (15) “Test” 한국어로 뭐예요? “Test” hangugeoro mwoyeyo? How do you say “test” in Korean? (16) “시험”이라고 해요. “Siheom”irago haeyo. You say “siheom”. (17) 한국말로 하세요. Hangungmallo haseyo. Please speak/say it in Korean
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2013). Socio-cultural environment Main language spoken and written in South Korea is Korean. The religious belief‚ from 2010 survey was that 43.3% have no religion‚ 24% are Protestants‚ 24.2% Buddhists‚ 7.6% Roman Catholic and 0.9% unknown (Central Intelligence Agency‚ 2013). Korean families hold ancestral ceremonies for the previous three generations (great grandparents‚ grandparents and parents) several times a year‚ but main ones are: Chuseok (Korean thanks giving day) and New Year’s Day (Kwintessential)
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South Korea are vast. South Korean culture according to Javidan‚ Dorfman‚ Sully de Luque and House (2006) is similar to Chinese culture in that it is rich in tradition and heavily influenced by Confucian values. The values of Confucianism funnel down to everything from family life to corporate life. Javidan et al. (2006) details that Confucianism “emphasizes the importance of relationships and community” (p. 83). Park‚ Rehg‚ and Lee (2005) mention that in South Korean culture it is important behave
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reason for the decision was her ambition to learn the language while being here in which she studied for years in Korea; she said‚” I struggled with the language at first‚ but now that I’m here it is a lot easier.” Soyeong has made many friends while attending Weston-McEwen High School‚ and stated‚” The students are very kind.” One of Soyeong’s scariest or weirdest memories here was having a dream where American people she met here spoke Korean. The Froese family chose Soyeong to be her hosts while
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09/11/2013 Language For a long time ago‚ people started to use language to communicate with each other. In different countries or areas‚ people use different language. Today‚ English is used as a general language that people use around the world. Second language speakers may encounter many difficulties‚ such as: a new language can cause confusion‚ learning a new language requires frequent usage; a person fist language may hinder process‚ and those who don’t speak English as a first language feel embraced
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Response 1. What are your feelings after watching this candid documentary? A: I had a mixture of feelings. First‚ as an American‚ I thought that the entire piece was trash and clearly had an agenda. Second‚ as a follow-up response‚ I thought that North Korean leaders must really be crazy if they truly believe in everything they say in the film. If the population believes in Propaganda‚ then it is no surprise that the Kim regime has such an iron grip over the people. I had an interesting feeling at the
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Soul of Seoul Have you ever heard about the beautiful City ‘Seoul’? Seoul (in Korean language‚ 서울) is the biggest city of the Republic of Korea‚ and it’s the capital. Today‚ Seoul is considered to be a leading global city‚ ranking among the top ten global cities in the ‘Global Cities Index’ of 2010 and it is well-known as ‘Soul of Asia’. Seoul is the center of politics‚ economy‚ culture‚ transportation‚ and education for South Korea. Seoul is one of the oldest cities in Korea as well. Its history
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