the worst culture left by the Japanese colonial era

(1)SBS Special
(2)Talk informally again
(3)In Dasan Jeong Yakyong’s book, he talks about creating a club with a friend
(4)Don’t talk down to me
(5)And since we’re the same age, we’re going to make sure that we’re 9 years older than we are
(6)Let’s get our friends together and make a group
(7)That’s what they say
(8)Why are you speaking informally
(9)a six-year gap
(10)a four-year difference
(11)1741
(12)1731
(13)Hyeongam Lee Deokmu
(14)”Damheon, Hong Daeyong
(15)17 years apart
(16)1737
(17)13 years apart
(18)Yeonam Park Jiwon
(19)1750–1754
(20)Cheokjae Iseo-gu
(21)It’s a first-rate stuffed animal
(22)Why are you speaking informally
(23)1556 Five Star Lee Hang-bok 1561
(24)Han Eum and Lee Deok Hyung
(25)15024 Toegye Yi Hwang 1527
(26)a high-paying victory
(27)Why are you speaking informally
(28)Dr. Choi Bong-young, Korean Studies
(29)Korean people don’t know how to make a fortune
(30)You’re holding it wrong
(31)Even in the days of runners
(32)Chinese people like us, John Beer
(33)It’s divided into high and low words
(34)There was no way to say it
(35)just according to his office
(36)For example, it’s a job that doesn’t pay for an officially

(1)SBS, why are you talking informally
(2)Professor Oh Sung-chul, History of Modern and Contemporary Education, Seoul National University of Education
(3)The practice of controlling and controlling higher-level students at school
(4)SBS, speak informally
(5)I think that practice also goes back to the colonial period
(6)Cooking in The Half-Man
(7)from the Japanese colonial period
(8)That practice was formed
(9)Why are you speaking informally
(10)It was to reorganize the Japanese Normal School into a military style
(11)SBS Special
(12)Arinori Mori – First Minister of Education, Itohirobumi Cabinet
(13)- 1886 to the Normal School
(14)the introduction of the military system into a school of education
(15)Why are you speaking informally!
(16)The so-called master-type human being who absolutely obeys the orders of a higher-level teacher has been nurtured
(17)bring in
(18)The nickname of the 4th grader is Okata Gong
(19)Why are you talking informally
(20)Third grade is HITO02
(21)Second grade is Mono 30. What kind of guy
(22)My first year’s nickname is “Gagidomo 32”

(1)Speak informally
(2)Senior students are gods
(3)You must obey your superiors
(4)I’ve been training these things, and stuff
(5)Why are you talking informally
(6)People misunderstand that the class president system is also a democratic system
(7)Why are you talking informally
(8)The military sergeant system was consciously introduced into schools in the modern Japanese curriculum
(9)Why are you speaking informally 2
(10)Through the class president
(11)a system of indirect rule
(12)Why are you speaking informally
(13)So, the class president of the school
(14)It’s very similar to the Home Secretary in the military
(15)SBS Special
(16)Chae Hyun-guk, Chairman of 85 Hyoam Academy
(17)I’ve been evacuating since I was in 8th grade
(18)I never spoke informally when I was a freshman
(19)SBS Special
(20)I’m close to my juniors
(21)We talked informally together
(22)SBS Special
(23)I’m the only one who talks informally and uses respect
(24)I’ve never done anything like that
(25)Why did you do that? Why did you do that

(1)Why is it so dense
(2)Why did you do that? Why did you do thatIt’s a Japanese habit
(3)SBS Special
(4)Why are you speaking informally
(5)Talking informally and just saying whatever. That’s what Japanese do to Joseon people
(6)SBS Special
(7)Why are you speaking informally
(8)We Japanese don’t do that
(9)We’re brothers and sisters
(10)I don’t say “Hugge” or “Hugge”
(11)Why me
(12)If you tell me what to do, I’ll tell you to do it
(13)If you let me sleep, I’ll be hungry
(14)Oh, here’s your luggage. Help me out
(15)That’s what they say when they call a forklift
(16)Hey! Come here!
(17)I don’t do that
(18)Why are you speaking informally
(19)To raise the people of the country
(20)The device is designed to raise the Korean people