Anonymous #1 3w

Take out the D (pause) too because it seems like that’s not even correct

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Anonymous #1 3w

Two syllable words beat 4 syllable ones in my opinion

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Anonymous xi.jinping 3w

yeah, but DPRK is really quick to say, and it’s a lot easier for many people to pronounce, not that white people’s ease of pronunciation should really matter in the question.

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Anonymous #2 3w

That would create ambiguity because the PRK was actually a thing that did exist

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Anonymous #1 3w

I don’t know how “Choh-sawn” is difficult for anyone to pronounce. White people skill issue

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Anonymous xi.jinping 3w

And a monarchy calling itself democratic isn’t confusing?

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Anonymous #2 3w

There’s need to create ambiguity where it already doesn’t exist.

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Anonymous xi.jinping 3w

I mean the letter J making a ch-sound is absolutely a nonstandard consonant use, and the e-o being pronounced essentially as a long a isn’t exactly intuitive

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Anonymous #1 3w

There is another way of writing it (Chosŏn) but that has a fun character in it that isn’t in my keyboard

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Anonymous xi.jinping 3w

There’s no need* my bad

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