@Zeb @ugly_bastard_reborned

I think there would be certain benefits to Korean people going extinct because Statist Confucianism is bad

But I would rather that they abandon Statist Confucianism and do not go extinct

@Zeb @ugly_bastard_reborned
You can use die in expressions such as "I almost died" or "I'd die if anything happened" where you are emphasizing your feelings about a situation, for example, to say that it is very shocking, upsetting, embarrassing, or amusing.
[informal, mainly spoken, emphasis]
I nearly died when I read what she'd written about me. 그녀가 나에 대해서 쓴 글을 읽었을때 나는 거의 죽을 뻔 했다., I nearly died of shame. 창피해서 죽고 싶은 심정이었다., I thought I'd die laughing. 나는 포복절도할 것으로 생각했다
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@Zeb @ugly_bastard_reborned

죽을것 같아

I think I'm going to die

translate.google.com/?sl=ko&tl

Korean has a lot of phrases about dying

Korea also has one of the highest suicide rates per person in the world

This is not a coincidence

@Zeb @ugly_bastard_reborned

"Korean people use the verb [to die] very easily and commonly in their daily lives. I think it might look a little strange and scary to foreigners who are not familiar with Korean culture. After all, the verb [to die] is not a soft or cute expression.

However, to Koreans, expressions such as ‘ I’m going to die ’ and ‘ I’m going to die ’ are not at all harsh or scary expressions.
It's just a way of emphasizing it."

www-jellykorean-com.translate.

jellykorean.com/2021/10/24/%EC

@justnormalkorean

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I am not endorsing suicide by posting this

I am opposed to suicide

But I think the Korean language structure has increased the suicide rate in Korea

I think if the Korean language was changed in certain ways then the suicide rate in Korea could be lowered

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