South Korea

Chonima

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Korea in Korean is Hanguk (한국) - which means "Korean people country" - or Joseon (조선) - which was the name of the last dynasty of Korea prior to the Japanese Occupation in 1910. I have never heard of "Chonima".

One of the famous people are General Douglas McArthur, he was the commander of the forces during the Korean War. He helped with freeing the citizens from the attack of North Korea.

Another famous person is President Park Chung-Hee. He helped rebuild the economy, relations, etc. after North Korea attacked.

Well I am about to move to South Korea So I have been researching it alot. I have read that it is a very chill peacefull place, the people are nice, and the place is just absoulutly BEAUTIFUL!(: Does This Answer Your Question?

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South Korea's major trading partners are China, Japan, US, Australia and EU.

In trading statistics, countries like Saudi Arabia and Kuwait are not considrerd important because of their unique characteristics of oil exports.

Seoul (SEL) to Honolulu, HI (HNL) Shortest Flight Duration 8 hours 30 mins

Seoul, South Korea is on the continent of Asia.

It's similar to Americas.

The governing styles in South Korea are drastically different than those in North Korea.

South Korea is considered a first class, safe and efficient country. Living in places such as The US, the only things that could be found odd are mostly mandatory military service for men under 30 years, and that abortion is illegal. Food is, for the most part, not a hardship in South Korea. Seoul is a huge, high class city and a lot of the country is farmland.

In both countries, the climate is mild, but on the cold side.

The North Korean government is strict, and although technically a republic, remains a dictatorship. A modern day feudalism can be noticed, with around %90 of the population living outside the capital, P'yongyang, and food situation is scarce.

For the other %10 percent, life is fairly good - P'yongyang has a great university, specializing in language, but the city is mostly made of government officials and their families.

Laws are strict and bad things that are said about the government are federally punishable. For most of the country, leaving is not allowed.

One major plant is genseng. Genseng is used in energy drinks!

allies: us britain australia france guam canada

enemiez: communist countries like russia china n. korea and timbuktu

The flight distance from Seoul, South Korea to Guam is 1,988 miles.

282 feet.

A lot of things. East Asian cuisine, is very diverse and therefore you should not look toward stereotypes against Chinese people or American eateries like Panda Express who claim they serve you real Chinese food. I've had REAL orange chicken from an actual Chinese restaurant in Chicago, and believe me it tastes NOTHING like the sweet stuff they serve over at Panda Express or PF Chang's it's pretty nasty tasting I'll tell you that. In China, they eat a lot of seafoods and veggies. They can be fried or boiled. They also eat pork, chicken and beef and this comes in a very unique fashion. Usually marinaded in a sweet sauce and served with rice. Chinese sandwhiches are steamed and barely baked. The desserts from East Asia are baked though. In Taiwan, they eat birds nests which I hear is an extremely priced delicacy in Taiwan and is very expensive. A lot of Taiwanese cuisine is derived from the cuisines in mainland China. In South Korea and North Korea, it does bear a resemblance to Chinese and Japanese cuisine in terms of staple ingredients. But however, Korean cuisine is very spicy. Sushi is also a Korean food as it is Japanese. The spices distinguish it easily from Chinese cuisine. The cuisine of Mongolia, is known as the "nomads' food". Because Mongols, are a nomadic ethnic group mostly except for those living in Mongolia's capital, Ulaanbaatar. Since Mongolia is landlocked, seafood is not part of Mongolian cuisine. Mongolia's cuisine is like the Wisconsin of East Asia, and consts of dairy products and a lot of meat. Lamb, mutton, yaks, marmot and beef are the common meats in Mongolia's cuisine. Let us not forget the lovely Japanese cuisine. Japanese cuisine, is also sweet marinaded meats. Of course, we know that Japanese people do eat fish and this is where sushi and sashimi came from. Sushi, is rolls of seaweed and raw fish or veggies. Sashimi is simply cut slices of raw fish or raw meat. Japanese people also eat raw horsemeat. Yes, in East Asia they do eat parts of the animal or even animals themselves that Americans would find "disgusting".

NO!

There were never in recent history, pandas in Korea.

There are small black bears, and some believe there may still be Siberian Tigers in the wild, probably in the DMZ, but outside of migratory birds, that's about it for wild animals.

3000 miles

There is no body of water between them. They are connected by land.

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South Korea has about the largest army in the world.

If you mean the rule during the first half of the twentieth century, it was in 1945, when WWII ended. If there was any other Japanese rule of Korea, I can't help you on that.

The Korean alphabet is called hangul. It has 14 consonants, 10 vowels, and 11 diphthongs (sounds created by combining two vowels, such as the "oi" in "boil"

See the related link for a downloadable Korean alphabet chart.

What Mostly Brought South Korea To Be Unique Is The War Where South Korea And North Korea Fought. Also, If U Want To Know South Korea Made Up The Sport Taekwondo. Last,South Korea Is Very Very High On Education Sometimes They Have School From 8 AM To 12 At Night!

The national flower of Korea is Mugunghwa ( ??? ). Translated into English, that is the Rose of Sharon. It blossoms between July and October and has exceptionally strong survival traits against insects.

The Largest Body Of Water in south korea" is the sea of Japan & The East china sea. Btw:Im Only 13 :)