How to read Korean English?

The answers about how to read Korean English are as follows:

Korean

Korean (Korean:? ) refers to the legal citizens of South Korea (alias South Korea). The main ethnic group in South Korea is Korean (also known as Korean), and the official language is Korean. In 2028, the population of South Korea will increase slightly from about 52 million to 52.23 million.

According to the Report on the Comprehensive Situation of Children in 20 18 released by the Ministry of Health and Welfare of Korea, 7 out of every 0 10 primary and middle school students in Korea feel that time is not enough because of heavy academic burden. The analysis points out that the survey results show that children's right to play games is not guaranteed, and the education system focusing on further studies occupies an important position in Korean society.

The overseas residence rate of Koreans is 10%, which is much higher than the world average (3%). In terms of population comparison, the Korean nation is the fourth largest nation in the world after Israel, Ireland and Italy.

Basic information

Chinese name: Korea

Mbth: Korean.

Korean name:?

Ethnic group: Korean.

Official language: Korean Seoul standard language

Population: about 52 million.

National costume: Hanbok (formerly known as Koryo costume)

Traditional diet: kimchi, rice cake, miso soup, laver rice, etc.

Traditional festivals: Tiankai Festival and Liutou Festival.

Population growth rate: 0.33%(20 15)

Country Location: South of Korean Peninsula

Official text: Korean

Age: folding age structure

0- 14 years old: 17.7% (male 45790 18/ female 4 15763 1).

15-64 years old: 72.3% (male 18,150,771/female17,464,610).

Over 65 years old: 9.9% (65,438 males+0,997,032 females/2,883,782 females) (estimated in 2008)

Median folding age

Total: 36.4 years old

Male: 35.3 years old

Female: 37.4 years old (estimated in 2008)

Population growth rate: 0.371%(estimated in 2008)

Birth rate: 9.83/ 1 1,000 (estimated in 2008)

Mortality rate: 6.12/1.000 (estimated in 2008)

Net migration rate: 0/ 1 000 people (estimated in 2008)