they aren’t, there’s very little difference in the language. minor differences in intonation and vocabs, but that’s same for every different dialects (even only considering south korea).
do you speak korean? i’m a native (south) korean speaker. i have no problem understanding north korean propaganda tv/newspaper. have also interacted with north korean defectors few times. surely there’s differences but they’re not “very different”
you ever been to korea? i’m (south) korean and live here, there are certainly many negative aspects of this country like any other but i wouldn’t say it’s a “terrifying/scary hypercapitalist place”.
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they aren’t, there’s very little difference in the language. minor differences in intonation and vocabs, but that’s same for every different dialects (even only considering south korea).
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do you speak korean? i’m a native (south) korean speaker. i have no problem understanding north korean
propagandatv/newspaper. have also interacted with north korean defectors few times. surely there’s differences but they’re not “very different”deleted by creator
South Korea is a scary place. Hypercapitalist places terrify me, its a hard life
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TIL kids can die from lack of internet access
The more you know, tend to the wifi router!
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Quick test: Say something unkind about Kim Jong Un.
I’m English. Our king has fat sausage fingers. Your turn.
K obviously the North is far worse. Im not naiive about that
you ever been to korea? i’m (south) korean and live here, there are certainly many negative aspects of this country like any other but i wouldn’t say it’s a “terrifying/scary hypercapitalist place”.
What, like the US?
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