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60 sats \ 2 replies \ @south_korea_ln 10 Jun \ parent \ on: Travel Light FiresidePhilosophy
一样米养百样人
Yes! I say it this way, though: 一种米养百种人
I have always wanted to ask: to what extent does the typical Korean understand Chinese/Kanji characters? I see them sprinkled all over the place during my travels in Korea, but don’t know if the Koreans actually use them in daily life
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I'd say the cutoff is around 30 years old? The older generation still had to learn them at school. People don't use them though, other than the occasional 小 中 大 to describe portion sizes at the restaurant. Maybe still a few fancy newspapers sprinkle a few around.
I lived in China for a while hence my intermediate conversational skills.
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