July 22, 2021
Kkondae Culture
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.
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.
Kkondae usually saymeans "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.
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!
July 23, 2021
Thank you very much.
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Kkondae Culture |
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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. we the |
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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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