One, Korean Republic only has Korean Language widely spoken in
their own country. That does not include dialects spoken.
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Central dialects
-Seoul dialect Spoken in Gyeonggi, Incheon, Seoul (South Korea), and KaesÅng (North Korea). The basis of the standard language.
-Yeongseo dialects Yeongseo is quite distinct from the Yeongdong dialects to the east of the mountains.
-Chungcheong dialects
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It's "Sa rang he" or if you want it in Korean words it's
"사랑해"
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To say lucky in Korean, one can say un-i joh-eun. This is the
colloquial or informal way of saying lucky. The Korean language,
however, has a wide variety of dialects and levels of
formality.
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The twelfth largest spoken language in the world--according to
the Ethnologue--is Wu, one of the dialects of Chinese spoken
largely in the south. Not accounting for dialects, the answer would
be Korean.