South Korea

Some of the parts are true, some are not.

The largest "Y-starting" cities in Japan and South Korea are:

Yokohama, Japan AND Yeongcheon, ROK

South Korean hwan ended in 1962.

The History of South Korea formally begins with the establishment of South Korea on 15 August 1948. In the aftermath of the Japanese occupation of Korea which ended with Japan's defeat in World War II in 1945, Korea was divided at the 38th parallel in accordance with a United Nations arrangement, to be administered by the Soviet Union in the north and the United States in the south. (Wikipedia).

Geojitmal, also known as "geojit," refers to a traditional Korean practice involving the use of natural rocks or stones for divination and fortune-telling. This method often includes interpreting the patterns and shapes of the stones to provide insights into a person's future or life circumstances. It is rooted in Korean shamanistic beliefs and is sometimes integrated into various cultural and spiritual practices in Korea. Although not as commonly practiced today, it remains a part of the country's cultural heritage.

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나는 한국에서 왔어요

as many as u want

in south Korea there are not that many natural disasters except typhoons and rain storms. these rain storms though may cause small floods. there may be a few minor earthquakes but people can not feel them, just reported on the news.and to add to flooding, people only die when well they try to swim in water.

괜찮아요 / gwenchanayo is "It's alright" in English

No

샤이엔 (shya-i-en)

Because Korea is in the northern hemisphere the summer months are probably June July august .

Castanea crenata, Iris odasensis, and Clematis chiisanensis are some plants of South Korea. These plants are native to the land and can live in varying climates.

Seoul, South Korea, has a total area of 233.7 square miles.

There are currently two Koreas:

The capital of North Korea (Democratic People's Republic of Korea or DPRK) is Pyongyang (평양).

The capital of South Korea (Republic of Korea or ROK) is Seoul (서울). This city is home to over 25 million people and the largest city on the peninsula.

yes

Jo-eun-ah-chim-i-ne-yo

콩 강 굴 위 하 요

Kong Gang Ul Wi Ha Yo

Yes. Koreans are originated from mainland China.

The pre-Civil War South was more of an aristocracy than the northern states. TheSouth was a culture based in land ownership and position in the community than the northern states. The South's population was largely slave in many places, sometimes as much as 80% slave like South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama. The South was largely uneducated among both the slaves and the poor whites that existed alongside those indentured to the wealthy landowners. There were few roads, fewer schools and almost no railroads to speak of when the Civil War broke out. The South did more business with Europe and bought more European goods than they did from the northern states.

The Northern states were open to anyone who could work harder and prosper more than their neighbors and this was basically an affront to the aristocracy of the South. People who could carve out their fortunes in an open society were thought to be vulgar and base. While this wasn't based in anything other than pure class snobbery, it was a feeling that many in the old South held.

As a consequence, the old South could not move or bend to change with the times. As it became obvious that the ways of slavery were being outpaced and the institution should free their slaves, there are many today in history circles that doubt such a change could have come about peacefully. The South was simply too rigid and class oriented to survive in a world in flux, as America was in the 19th century.

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