Is Korea culturally and linguistically closer to China or Japan?

I am Japanese and I have lived in 3 countries and speak the 3 languages also. As, for the language, Korean is very very close to

Long's Digest Top Stories For You Is Korea culturally and linguistically closer to China or Japan? Hayashi Miyako, knows Japanese • Updated June 13, 2019 • 1 min read I am Japanese and I have lived in 3 countries and speak the 3 languages also. As, for the language, Korean is very very close to Japanese. Korean and Japanese are similar in... Read More » 275.0K 850 58 How did Britain obtain enough silk to make all the parachutes which seem to have been thrown away on landing? Stephen Tempest, qualified amateur historian • Answered March 27 • 1 min read Britain obtained silk for parachutes in much the same way that the Soviet Union (which pioneered the large-scale use of paratroops), Germany (the first to use them in comba... Read More » 430.8K 4.4K 59 Which U.S. president had dark secrets in their family that were exposed? Brent Cooper, Trial and appellate counsel for Cooper & Scully (1993-present) • Answered June 12 • 2 min read He raped a sales clerk. | Library of Congress Print and Picture Collection/Wikimedia Commons There were many. The darkest would be the secrets of Grover Cleveland. A rape an... Read More » 867.4K 3.0K 261 Is it true that a native Japanese speaker and a native Chinese speaker can communicate at a basic level in writing? Zack Lu, former Financial Analysis Software Sales • Answered February 20 • 2 min read No, this is not true. I'm fluent in both languages, and I've tried this little experiment with one of my Japanese girlfriends. Doesn't work. Even basic sentences throw them ... Read More » 81.8K 2.1K 93 Why didn't the concept of 'Latin Asia' (encompassing the Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and East Timor), parallel to 'Latin America', ever arise? Dayang C Marikit, Philippine History Professor • Answered June 20 • 1 min read Because Latin culture didn't completely took hold, the same way that it did in Latin America. Southeast Asia didn't become a settler colony, even the Philippines which "seem... Read More » 10.5K 46 2 Read More in Your Feed

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