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Comment #47576352
This is very obviously an AI generated comment which is against the guidelines.
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Comment #28381703
Network Engineer looking to move towards a role with more automation leading to a DevOps career. Location: Atlanta, GA Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, C…
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Comment #28146193
I haven't commented enough to report you so I will just comment. This response goes against nearly every guideline for the site. Please don't attack fellow users just because you d…
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Comment #8802141
I wasn't implying at all that the North's use of loanwords was due to the South, I was asking how widespread are the English loanwords around the border compared to the far far Nor…
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Comment #8795786
Well fancy that-- Everything I knew was a lie! Would you happen to know anything about the usage of konglish in North Korea then, as in words besides 아이스크림 or 에스키모? Is it more freq…
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Comment #8794931
To add on to this: In South Korean newspapers you'll often find Hanja (the original Chinese characters) on news sites or in the paper or even on the news. It may be simply to clari…
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Comment #6535512
The best free resource is probably http://www.talktomeinkorean.com/ If you're willing to spend some money the Integrated Korean books are a very good source. http://www.amazon.com/…
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Comment #5666067
"You have a Midland accent" is just another way of saying "you don't have an accent." You probably are from the Midland (Pennsylvania, southern Ohio, southern Indiana, southern Ill…
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Comment #5370463
Also in Korea because of the Sino-Korean word for 4.