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Nice picture by night. Do you know why so much area are named ville in Korea? Does it means something special for you?

it's just because people like to name residential skyscrapers either in French (i.e. BelleVille) or in English (i.e. Tower Palace). Sometimes they mix the two (Super+ville, River+ville, etc.), or they use Greek/Latin names (such as Hyperion and Acrovista.)

Thank you, but super also exist in French. (It comes from the Latin). Talking about French language, is some people learning it there? I know you'll get little benefit of learning French but well, many some peoples do. What's the place of the French between the English and the Japanese?

I know that the word "super" also exist in French, but this one is in English. (They call it "Su-per-ville," not "su-pe-r-ville.")

About French, of course there are some people learning French in Korea. As a part of the high school curriculum, you can choose between German, French, Spanish, Japanese, or Chinese (the option may vary depends on what school are you going to) for your 3rd language. Also you can go to Alliance Francaise, not to mention that there are quite a number of Koreans who study in France.

But after all, French is mandatory through almost all grades here unless you are a native North American - or so-called "Indians," - or taking the ESL course. (Yup.. we've got Quebec.)

Ok thanks. You mean the way tou pronounce it? "Seuper" as we say "Suhpér" (I'm trying to write the prononciation, but it's hard since there's no equivalent in English for the French u).

dumatod!..wow very nice pictures!!..the night picture looks futuristic! :)

Ok thanks. You mean the way tou pronounce it? "Seuper" as we say "Suhpér" (I'm trying to write the prononciation, but it's hard since there's no equivalent in English for the French u).

Yeah. I know what you meant. :D

수퍼빌 제일높은 동이 box인줄 알았는데 삼각기둥형이군요. 다른동들도 마찬가진가요? 키드몰도 남부터미널 주변에 있냐요?? 이번에 처음보네요.

Is that a residential building? It looks very neat!

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Thank you seaniscoming for that nice essay. I love how the names sound something else while they mean something else. Especially Prugio and e-편한세상. Prugio sound similar as 'Bellagio' or something of that sort, and e-편한세상 gives you a futuristic and technologically advanced feeling but when you read the e as 이, it means quite different thing.

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Oh!!! Nowadays the name of apartment complexes are quite various. You guy's remember? When we were young the names were always like "~~ Apartment" or "~~ maul (or town in Eng)".

Yes more like ~~apate

Shame on the moon!
A lot of apt names of unknown nationality....
Out of blue, Bindaeddock becomes french roll?
Maybe, once in a blue moon