When I was a middle school student, I learned about disappearing languages. Many native languages of the world were disappearing since it has no means to record and old men who knew the language were dying. Major languages were replacing unique native languages, resulting extinction of their own cultures. From this, we can understand [...]
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This Statue is a newly established one with open of Gwanghwamun Square. King Sejong is a king who is highly admired by Koreans due to his achievement of inventing Hangul, Korean alphabets. He is a representation of a good king in Korea. Do you know there is King Sejong Prize created by UNESCO, which is given [...]
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