Korean
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2.5
- noun
- /kəˈriːən/
:
coreano
- Indeed, about 40 to 45 percent of Koreans still do not identify with any party.
- North Koreans
- South Koreans
- Koreans and Chinese
So I had told him that Koreans like to dance.
- So I had told him that Koreans like to dance.
- I have friends who are say, Cantonese or Korean or even French.
- And he is, I mean, he's Korean, you know, and he is.
- Bolivians now working for the Koreans are the new lowest of the low.
- It's a fertility crisis demographic winter Koreans are going extinct.
- The way that the South Koreans have have have qualified.
Examples
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As a Korean, she often shares stories about her culture.
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These Koreans will listen to a man with the same kind of nerve they have.
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And then I did what any good Korean son should do.
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The fact that Park is half Korean and yes his first name is Park.
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Yeah, Yeah, I was a young Korean fat man at one point.
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Coverage is quite high for a Korean beauty based product.
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How much more vulnerable the ordinary Korean appears to be by comparison.
Academic text (1992) -
All of a sudden, everybody started screaming, and in came this Korean.
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So I had told him that Koreans like to dance.
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Lovely people, the South Koreans.
Compounds
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3.7
A 1950 to 1953 war between North and South Korea with the United Nations, China, and the Soviet Union
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3.7
A narrow body of water between Korea and Japan that connects the East China Sea and the Sea of Japan
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2.7
The language spoken in North and South Korea and by people from Korea around the world
A liquid or paste used in Korean cooking that often contains soy, garlic, and chili
An annual plant from Korea that farmers grow for animal food in hot, dry places
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Korean for a person comes from the country name Korea, which comes from the old kingdom Goryeo. So a Korean is someone 'from Korea'.