July 22, 2021
There is an interesting term in Korea, so called kkondae.
When an older person says to a younger person that his opinion is right and others are wrong,
then we can call the older person as kkondae.
Kkondae usually says "having been thought it all, I know this much".
Without hearing other's opinion and standing their side, is set back a relationship.
It is important to set aside authority and communicate with others who have a different set of values
There is an interesting term in Korea, so called kKkondae.
There is an interesting term in Korea called Kkondae.
Proper nouns, titles, etc. are capitalized. In this case I think "Kkondae" can be capitalized.
When an older person says to a younger person that his opinion is right and others are wrong,
we then we can call the older person as k Kkondae.
we then call the older person a Kkondae.
Kkondae usually saymeans "having been thought it all, I know this much".
Kkondae usually means "having been thought it all, I know this much".
When defining words/phrases you give their "meaning", like "this word means (this)" or "What I meant to say was...".
Without hearingIf you do not listen to other's' opinion ands or standing by their side, is set back athe relationship is set back.
If you do not listen to others' opinions or stand by their side, the relationship is set back.
I understood what you wanted to convey, I just rearranged some words here to make it sound more natural.
It is important to set aside authority and communicate with others who have a different set of values
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This was good! It's interesting that the Korean Language has a specific word/title for this kind of behavior lol. Great job!
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There is an interesting term in Korea, so called kkondae.
There is an interesting term in Korea Proper nouns, titles, etc. are capitalized. In this case I think "Kkondae" can be capitalized. |
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When an older person says to a younger person that his opinion is right and others are wrong, This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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then we can call the older person as kkondae.
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Kkondae usually says "having been thought it all, I know this much".
Kkondae usually When defining words/phrases you give their "meaning", like "this word means (this)" or "What I meant to say was...". |
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Without hearing other's opinion and standing their side, is set back a relationship.
I understood what you wanted to convey, I just rearranged some words here to make it sound more natural. |
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It is important to set aside authority and communicate with others who have a different set of values This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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