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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (559535)4/7/2010 11:50:58 PM
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These days, Chinese characters are seldom used in Korea. Think of the way we might use Latin phrases in the English language, and you can get a sense of the way Koreans use Chinese characters today. However, many traditions still call for using Chinese characters, such as giving gifts at weddings or New Year.

What was the script on the video I posted to you? Korean or Chinese?
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