is south korea capitalism or communism
1. is south korea capitalism or communism
Answer:
sou5h korea is capitalism
2. Comparison and Contrast of South Korea and Philippine non-virbal communication culture.
Answer:
Non-Verbal
Physical Contact: Among relatives or friends of the same gender, it is common for Filipinos to walk hand in hand or arm in arm. This is generally done so as a sign of affection, friendship or if they are shy and would like someone to accompany them. Filipinos tend to be modest and conservative in their interactions with their significant other, and public displays of affection among couples (such as kissing or hugging) is quite uncommon.
Personal Space: When interacting with people they are familiar with, Filipinos tend to prefer standing at an arm's length from one another. Around strangers this distance is farther. However, in public areas like a market or subway, personal space is often limited and pushing is common.
Laughter: While Filipinos often laugh in conversations, the meaning of laughter tends to depend on the situation. At times, laughing may indicate happiness or pleasure, while other times it may be used to relieve tension. In some circumstances, laughter is used as an attempt to cover embarrassment.
Pointing: Filipinos may point to objects by puckering their lips and moving their mouths in the direction they are pointing to.
Gestures: Putting one’s hands on their hips is a sign of anger.
Beckoning: The common way to beckon someone is by gesturing with the hand facing downwards and waving fingers towards oneself, the same gesture that would represent ‘shooing’ in Australia. If a Filipino wants someone’s attention, it is common for them to make a sound like ‘pssst’.
NON VERBAL
Physical Contact: Among relatives or friends of the same gender, it is common for Filipinos to walk hand in hand or arm in arm. This is generally done so as a sign of affection, friendship or if they are shy and would like someone to accompany them. Filipinos tend to be modest and conservative in their interactions with their significant other, and public displays of affection among couples (such as kissing or hugging) is quite uncommon.
Personal Space: When interacting with people they are familiar with, Filipinos tend to prefer standing at an arm's length from one another. Around strangers this distance is farther. However, in public areas like a market or subway, personal space is often limited and pushing is common.
Laughter: While Filipinos often laugh in conversations, the meaning of laughter tends to depend on the situation. At times, laughing may indicate happiness or pleasure, while other times it may be used to relieve tension. In some circumstances, laughter is used as an attempt to cover embarrassment.
Pointing: Filipinos may point to objects by puckering their lips and moving their mouths in the direction they are pointing to.
Gestures: Putting one’s hands on their hips is a sign of anger.
Beckoning: The common way to beckon someone is by gesturing with the hand facing downwards and waving fingers towards oneself, the same gesture that would represent ‘shooing’ in Australia. If a Filipino wants someone’s attention, it is common for them to make a sound like ‘pssst’.
3. 10. Alin ang tama ukol sa Korea? a.North Korea Komunismo, South Korea:Demokrasya b. North Korea:Demokrasya, South Korea Komunismo c. North Korea Soviet Union, South Korea:Amerika d. North Korea Amerika South Korea Soviet Union
Answer:
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Explanation:
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4. SOUTH KOREA AND NORTH KOREA PAINTINGS
Answer:
Korean painting includes paintings made in Korea or by overseas Koreans on all surfaces. The earliest surviving Korean paintings are murals in the Goguryeo tombs, of which considerable numbers survive, the oldest from some 2,000 years ago (mostly now in North Korea), with varied scenes including dancers, hunting and spirits.[1] The Takamatsuzuka Tomb in Japan, from the 7th-century end of the Goguryeo period, has paintings in Goguryeo style that were either done by Korean artists, or Japanese one trained by Koreans.[2] But more often influences came into Korea from China. Until the Joseon dynasty the primary influence was Chinese painting though done with Korean landscapes, facial features, Buddhist topics, and an emphasis on celestial observation in keeping with the rapid development of Korean astronomy.
Explanation:
5. Why was Korea divided into North Korea and South Korea?
Answer:
The United States supported the South, the Soviet Union supported the North, and each government claimed sovereignty over the whole Korean peninsula. In 1950, after years of mutual hostilities, North Korea invaded South Korea in an attempt to re-unify the peninsula under its communist rule
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6. 4. Last year, I (do) not travel to South Korea. a. Last year, I don’t travel to South Korea. b. Last year, I am not travel to South Korea. c. Last year, I didn’t travel to South Korea. d. Last year, I travel to South Korea. help meE ples
Answer:
B. last year, I am not travel to south korea
C. Last year, I didn't travel to South Korea.
7. In paragarap from write your comparison and contrast of south korea and philippine non- verbal communication culture
South korea and Philippines have a good friendship and the president's of each country are friends too.Based on the culture its completely different cause they have their own followings and believing.In comparison both countries support eachother and its ready to help eachother.
8. Why south korea and north korea separated?
many factors. But one factor is they have different ideology.
9. Make an acrostic poem forSOUTH KOREA OR KOREA
Answer:
S - Splendid landscapes and skylines
O - Overflowing with vibrant culture and traditions
U - Unwavering spirit and unity among its people
T - Technologically advanced and thriving
H - Heartwarming hospitality and generosity
K - Keen focus on education and advancement
O - Overcoming challenges and adversity
R - Rich history and heritage
E - Exemplary achievements in various fields
A - Alluring blend of ancient and modern influences
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10. in paragraph form , write your comparison and contrast of south korean and philippine nonverbal communication culture . write your answer on a separate sheet of paper
Answer:
Being in an intercultural relationship is exciting, albeit it takes a little bit more effort in terms of understanding one another. Having been exposed to Korean movies, dramas and music for years, I thought I already knew a lot about my boyfriend’s culture. Boy, was I in for a big surprise. For the past two years, I have been continuously discovering “interesting” things about Korean culture and traditions so let me share with you eight of the many cultural differences between Filipinos and Koreans. Koreans do not have a tradition of inviting people over to their homes to have dinner or even just hang out, and it has nothing to do with the size of their houses. I used to be bothered by this but I’ve come to accept that even if I offer my own room for them stay while in Manila, I probably won’t get to see their door in Korea. Philippines or in other places in the world where you could pay your bill at the table, one has to pay at the counter on the way out of the restaurant. Of course, no one briefed me about this on my first solo trip to Korea so imagine the confusion of the baffled waiter when I gave my money to him.
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11. Which is NOT a principle of non-verbal communication? *a. Nonverbal communication is ambiguous. b. It is possible not to communicate nonverbally.c. Nonverbal communication is culture boundd. Communication occurs even when language is not used.
Answer:
Which is NOT a principle of non-verbal communication? *
My answer is letter" D. Communication occurs even when language is not used."Explanation:
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12. Pamahalan ng south korea at north korea
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13. When was korea divided into north korea and south korea?
Answer:
August 10,1945-August 17,1945
Explanation:
Because of Korean War.
Answer:
10 August 1945 - 17 August 1945Explanation:
For centuries before 1945, Korea had been a unified political entity. The origins of the modern division of Korea trace to the period of Japan's colonial rule over Korea. During World War II, the Allied leaders fighting Japan considered the question of Korea's future after Japan's surrender in the war.14. clothing of korea and south korea
Answer:
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Explanation:
blessed day to you ❤️❤️15. In paragraph form, write your comparison and contrast of south Korea and Philippine non verbal communication culture.
NON VERBAL
Physical Contact: Among relatives or friends of the same gender, it is common for Filipinos to walk hand in hand or arm in arm. This is generally done so as a sign of affection, friendship or if they are shy and would like someone to accompany them. Filipinos tend to be modest and conservative in their interactions with their significant other, and public displays of affection among couples (such as kissing or hugging) is quite uncommon.
Personal Space: When interacting with people they are familiar with, Filipinos tend to prefer standing at an arm's length from one another. Around strangers this distance is farther. However, in public areas like a market or subway, personal space is often limited and pushing is common.
Laughter: While Filipinos often laugh in conversations, the meaning of laughter tends to depend on the situation. At times, laughing may indicate happiness or pleasure, while other times it may be used to relieve tension. In some circumstances, laughter is used as an attempt to cover embarrassment.
Pointing: Filipinos may point to objects by puckering their lips and moving their mouths in the direction they are pointing to.
Gestures: Putting one’s hands on their hips is a sign of anger.
Beckoning: The common way to beckon someone is by gesturing with the hand facing downwards and waving fingers towards oneself, the same gesture that would represent ‘shooing’ in Australia. If a Filipino wants someone’s attention, it is common for them to make a sound like ‘pssst’.
16. what is the cimate of nourth korea and south korea
North Korea, has a combination of continental and oceanic climate, by which it also has four distinct seasons. It is said to have warm summers and cold, dry winters.
South Korea, on the other hand having a southern seagirt location, has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons as well.
17. South korea artillery fire at north korea
Answer:
The bombardment of Yeonpyeong was an artillery engagement between the North Korean military and South Korean forces stationed on Yeonpyeong Island on 23 November 2010. Following a South Korean artillery exercise in disputed waters near the island, North Korean forces fired around 170 artillery shells and rockets at Yeonpyeong Island, hitting both military and civilian targets.
18. GENDER EQUALITY;phillipines -china -south korea -israel-RELIGION;phillipines-china -south korea-israel-TRADITIONAL COSTUME/CLOTHING;phillipines-china-South korea-israel -FILIAL PIETY;phillipines-china-South korea-israel-OTHER VALUES;phillipines-china-south korea-israel-
Answer:
Gender equality:
Philipines: The narrowest gap between men and women
China: Women and men have equal rights.
South Korea: Gender inequality in south Korea is consistently ranked as one of the highest in the world.
Religion:
Philipines: Christian.
South korea: Protestantism.
Israel: Jewish.
Traditional costume/clothing:
Philipines: Baro't saya.
China: Hanfu.
Israel: Romaniote.
Other values:
China: The traditional cultural values that influence the psyche of the Chinese people are harmony, benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, honesty, loyalty, and filial piety.
South korea: Korean values include obedience to family, hard work, protection of the family, and proper decorum among family members and is still important, even in the modern world
Israel: Israel advocates are more likely to draw on universal values to defend. Israeli goals and actions to others.
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19. ano ang kasuutan ng south koreaano ang wika sa south korea ano ang lenggwahe sa south korea∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞
Sa parehong teritoryo ng Korea, ang kanilang pambansang kasuotan ay tinatawag na Hanbok o Choson-ot na binubuo ng bolero na tila isang blusa at isang mahabang saya.
Ang wika o lenggwahe na ginagamit sa parehong Korea at hindi lamang sa South Korea ay ang wikang Koreano o Hangugeo / Chosŏnmal.
20. pagkakaiba ng south korea at north korea
Answer:
Ang North Korea ay pinamumunuan ng diktaturyang komunismo habang ang South Korea naman ay demokratiko at may libre elections.
21. Should south korea and north korea be united
Answer:
sorry idol
Explanation:
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22. İs north korea kill south korea?
Answer:
nope they are peace now beacuse philippines help south korea
Explanation:
23. 10. Which of the following statements best describes a difference between verbal and nonverbal communication? A. Nonverbal communication starts and stops, whereas verbal communication is continuous. B. Nonverbal communication reflects culture, whereas verbal communication does not. C. Nonverbal communication is less believable than verbal communication D. Nonverbal communication is mutichanneled, whereas verbal communication tends to take place in a single channel
Answer:
D.
Explanation:
Nonverbal Comm is a multichanneled and it can be used in many ways while verbal comm have only one channel which is the sender to receiver.
24. the difference and similarities of north korea and south korea
Answer:South Korea is a democracy.It is very rich. There are many tech companies in South Korea.North Korea is a one-party Socialist state run by the Kim family. South Korea was formerly governed by a succession of military dictatorships until democratization in 1987 when it held direct elections. Both nations claim the entire Korean peninsula and outlying islands.Explanation: CORRECT ME IF I'M WRONG, PA BRAINLEST PO
25. North Korea - Pyongyang South Korea - Seoul
the answer is.. TRUE
The answer is True Yhey
26. what is the difference of verbal and nonverbal communication? what does nonverbal communication involve?
Explanation:
In my opinion verbal is when the two person talk personal ang non verbal communication is communicating using chats, text, or letter. non verbal is involve in communication because it's a other way to communicate one person when you not able to see each other.
27. what is the biggest north korea or south korea?
Answer:
north korea have 100+ km2 than south korea
Explanation:
28. three differences of south korea and north korea
Answer:
North and South Korea Difference
Explanation:
North Korea- is a one party totalitarian state run by the Kim Dynasty
South Korea- was formaly governed by a succsetion of military
Thats all i know hope it help you
29. nonverbal communication
Answer:
Nonverbal communication is communication between people through nonverbal or visual cues. This includes body language (kinesics), distance between people (proxemics), voice quality (paralanguage), and touch (haptics).
Based on these considerations, nonverbal communication communicates just as much or, at times, more than verbal communication.
For example, if a person has an angry facial expression, enters into an aggressive stance (kinesics), encroaches upon another person's personal space (proxemics), and touches another person in an inappropriate way (haptics), then it is clear that a confrontation is in view, even if the verb communication sounds neutral. The nonverbal cues override anything verbal.
30. sukat ng south korea at north korea
44,936,000 km
o 17,159,995 miles kwadrdo
