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morrisonhotel



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PostPosted: Wed Mar 23, 2011 7:40 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Fox wrote:
jvalmer wrote:
nukeday wrote:
I don't believe that. Then ask them what they think about Israelis, or say the Korean word. 유태인 - yoo-tae-in

유대인 - yoo-dae-in


My handphone dictionary says his spelling is the correct one, with 유태 being Judea, 유태교 being Judaism, 유태인 being a Jew. 유태민족
being the Jews collectively, and 유태민족주의 being Zionism.

This is why I prefer Sino-Korean words to native Korean ones. The construction system is so simple, intuitive, and powerful.


Interesting. My dictionary shows 유태인 (but not 유대인) if you search in Korean, but if you search for the word in English, it comes up as 유대인 (but not 유태인).
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Fox



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PostPosted: Wed Mar 23, 2011 7:44 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

morrisonhotel wrote:
Fox wrote:
jvalmer wrote:
nukeday wrote:
I don't believe that. Then ask them what they think about Israelis, or say the Korean word. 유태인 - yoo-tae-in

유대인 - yoo-dae-in


My handphone dictionary says his spelling is the correct one, with 유태 being Judea, 유태교 being Judaism, 유태인 being a Jew. 유태민족
being the Jews collectively, and 유태민족주의 being Zionism.

This is why I prefer Sino-Korean words to native Korean ones. The construction system is so simple, intuitive, and powerful.


Interesting. My dictionary shows 유태인 (but not 유대인) if you search in Korean, but if you search for the word in English, it comes up as 유대인 (but not 유태인).


Well, the only way to settle it is to turn to the Hanja for a Jewish person, which is 猶太人. 太 is pronounced 태.
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