| Change log entry 54607 | |
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| Processed by: | goldyn_chyld (2014-08-16 16:31:55 GMT) |
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<< review queue entry 52360 - submitted by 'lunchbox' >> Chinese likes to use the Hanja name of everything in South Korea, resulting in names with unique pronunciations, meaning that famous place names need a dictionary entry. San as you might guess means mountain in Korean, but without the apparent redundancy the definition isn't clear. |
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# 雪嶽山 雪岳山 [Xue3yue4shan1] /Seoraksan mountain near Sokcho, South Korea/ + 雪嶽山 雪岳山 [Xue3 yue4 shan1] /Seoraksan mountain near Sokcho, South Korea/ |