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Seoul$73838$ - translation to English

DIALECT OF THE KOREAN LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN SEOUL
Seoul Dialect; Seoul dialect; Seoul Korean

Seoul      
n. Seoul (la capital del sur de Corea)
Seoul         
  • Districts of Seoul
  • archive-date=2017-05-07}}</ref>
  • Buildings in a commercial distrtict
  • Fireworks at the closing ceremonies of the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul
  • The [[National Museum of Korea]]
  • Gangnam]] Commercial Area
  • Han River]] at sunrise
  • Han River Park]]
  • KBS]] headquarters in [[Yeouido]], Seoul
  • [[KTX Sancheon]]
  • [[Lotte World Tower]]
  • [[Myeongdong Cathedral]]
  • [[Myeong-dong]] is one of the most popular destinations in Seoul.
  • [[Seoul Station]]
  • Entrance of [[Seoul National University]]
  • Seoul buses
  • [[Seoul City Hall]]
  • [[Seoul Botanic Park]]
  • Seoul population pyramid in 2022
  • Sungnyemun]] (commonly known as Namdaemun)
  • Various views of Seoul from the [[63 Building]] in July, 2019
  • The [[War Memorial of Korea]]
  • [[Yeouido]], the main financial district of Seoul
  • [[Bukchon Hanok Village]], a traditional Seoul village built during the Joseon era
  • The [[Fortress Wall of Seoul]]
CAPITAL OF SOUTH KOREA
Seoul, Korea; Hansong; Hanseong; Seoul.; Hanayng; Sŏul; Sŏul Special City; Sŏul Special City, South Korea; Soul Special City, South Korea; UN/LOCODE:KRSEL; 서울; Soul Teukbyeolsi; Soul Tukpyolsi; Seoul Teukbyeolsi; Shouer; Hansung; Five Grand Palaces of Joseon-Dynasty Seoul; Five Grand Palaces; Seoul castle town; Seoul castle; Capital of South Korea; Capitals of South Korea; Shou'er; Hwangseong; 서울특별시; 漢城; 首爾; Soul Special City; South Seoul; North Seoul; Soeul; Seoul, South Korea; Seoul City; Soul of Asia; Seulum; Seulensis; Seoul, Republic of Korea; Sangwon Middle School (Seoul); Seoul Teugbyeolsi; Seoul-T'ukpyolshi; Economy of Seoul; City of Seoul; Seoul-teukbyeolsi; 서울시; Buildings and structures in Seoul; Seoul Autonomous City; Seoul Municipality; Autonomous City of Seoul; Municipality of Seoul; Special City of Seoul; Seoul, the Republic of Korea; Seoulite; Soul-t'ukpyolsi; Kyungsung; Seeoul; Hanyang (Korea); SEOUL; Soul, South Korea; Seoul Special City; Keijo, South Korea; KR-11; Geography of Seoul; Seoul Special Metropolitan City; Seuol; Manufacturing in Seoul; Information technology in Seoul; Education in Seoul
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Ex: This year the conference is in Berlin, followed by Buenos Aires (2004), Oslo (2005), Seoul (2006) and Durban (2007).
South Korea         
  • 2010 Seoul summit]].<ref>Oliver, Christian. "Seoul: S Korea looks forward to its own party," ''Financial Times'' (UK). 25 June 2010.</ref>
  • Peace House]].
  • Former [[Secretary-General of the United Nations]] (2007–2016), [[Ban Ki-moon]]
  • [[Blackpink]] is one of the most popular K-pop groups in the world.
  • [[Sajik Baseball Stadium]] in [[Busan]]. Baseball is one of the most popular sports in South Korea.
  • [[Cheonggyecheon]] river is a modern public recreation space in downtown Seoul.
  • [[Bibimbap]]
  • Albert HUBO, developed by [[KAIST]], can make expressive gestures with its five separate fingers.
  • [[Haeundae Beach]] in [[Busan]]
  • 130px
  • The name ''Korea'' is derived from the shortened form of ''Goguryeo'': ''Goryeo'' (''Koryŏ)''
  • UNESCO World Heritage Site]].
  • The South Korean-developed [[K2 Black Panther]], built by [[Hyundai Rotem]]
  • [[KAIST]] main campus in [[Daejeon]]
  • FA-50]], a supersonic combat aircraft developed by [[Korea Aerospace Industries]]
  • [[Buddha's Birthday]] celebration in Seoul
  • A musician playing a ''[[gayageum]]''
  • President [[Kim Dae-jung]], the 2000 [[Nobel Peace Prize]] recipient for advancing democracy and human rights in South Korea and East Asia and for reconciliation with North Korea, was sometimes called the "[[Nelson Mandela]] of Asia."<ref name="auto1" />
  • Koreans in traditional dress
  • [[Taekwondo]], a Korean martial art and Olympic sport
  • Dialects of the Korean language
  • A 3D [[OLED]] TV made by Korean [[LG Display]], the world's largest [[LCD]] and [[OLED]] maker
  • The [[Liancourt Rocks]] have become an issue known as the [[Liancourt Rocks dispute]].
  • Development of life expectancy in North Korea and South Korea
  • [[Bulguksa]], a [[UNESCO World Heritage Site]]
  • The [[National Assembly of South Korea]]
  • The [[Joint Security Area]]
  • President [[Park Chung Hee]] played a pivotal role in rapidly developing South Korea's economy through [[export-oriented industrialization]].
  • U.S. President]] [[Joe Biden]] in Seoul.
  • [[BTS]] has emerged as one of the country's most successful K-pop groups since their rise to international prominence during the latter half of the 2010s.
  • ''Sejong the Great'']]-class [[guided-missile destroyer]] built by [[Hyundai Heavy Industries]]
  • election system]] of South Korea
  • 85px
  • [[Seoul National University]] is considered to be the most prestigious university in South Korea.
  • archive-date=2 May 2014}}</ref> in a period called the [[Miracle on the Han River]].
  • 140px
  • [[Topography]] of South Korea
  • [[Namdaemun]]
  • [[Seoul Sports Complex]], Korea's largest integrated sports center
  • South Korean president [[Moon Jae-in]] meets with Russian president [[Vladimir Putin]].
  • The [[War Memorial of Korea]], built in remembrance of the [[Korean War]] (1950–1953)
  • [[Naro-1]] during liftoff
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  • A blue and white porcelain peach-shaped water dropper from the Joseon Dynasty in the 18th century
  • amphibious assault ship}}, built by [[Hanjin Heavy Industries]]
COUNTRY IN EAST ASIA
Korea, South; ISO 3166-1:KR; S. Korea; Korea, Republic of; Korea (South); South korea; Republic of KOREA; Korea (Republic of); South-Korea; Republic of korea; South corea; South-korea; Daehan Minguk; Republic of South Korea; Korea, S; S Korea; Korea Republic; South Corea; Republic of Corea; So. Korea; 대한민국; Daehanminguk; 남한; Korea South; S.Korea; Korean Republic; Corean Republic; Corea Republic; Korea (Seoul); Republic of Korea; SKorea; Taehan-min'guk; S. Korean; The republic of korea; Republic Of Korea; Daehanmingook; Daehanminkuk; Daehanminkook; Korea, Republic Of; Free Korea; Republican Korea; Republican Corea; Namjoseon; Sixth Republic of Korea; 大韓民國; R. Korea; Nam Chosun; Korea (ROK); Korea (R.O.K.); S. Koreans; South Kroea; Korea, Rep.; Republic of (South) Korea; SoKor; SOKOR; Republic of Demonstrations; SOUTH KOREA; Korea, Republic (South); Taehan min'guk; Taehan minguk; Republic Korea; Korea (the Republic of); South Koria; SouthKorea; Biotechnology industry in South Korea; The Republic of Korea; 南韓; Cybersecurity in South Korea; RO Korea
Corea del Sud (país al este de Asia)

Definition

supernal
[su:'p?:n(?)l]
¦ adjective chiefly literary
1. relating to the sky or the heavens.
2. supremely excellent.
Derivatives
supernally adverb
Origin
ME: from OFr., or from med. L. supernalis, from L. supernus, from super 'above'.

Wikipedia

Gyeonggi dialect

The Gyeonggi dialect (경기 방언) or Seoul dialect (서울 사투리/서울말) of the Korean language is the prestige dialect of the language and the basis of the standardized form used in South Korea. It is spoken throughout the Korean Peninsula and in the Korean diaspora, but it is mainly concentrated in the Seoul National Capital Area, the most densely populated part of South Korea, which includes the cities of Seoul and Incheon, as well as the whole Gyeonggi Province. It is also spoken in the city of Kaesong and the counties of Kaepung and Changpung in North Korea.

More recently, Gyeonggi dialect has seen increased use in online contexts, in turn leading to the majority of young Koreans' use of the dialect, regardless of their regional affiliation. The prolific use of online communication channels is expected to lead to a wider adoption of Gyeonggi dialect, in lieu of distinct, regional dialects.