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    "Culture",
    "age hierarchy in Korea",
    "age system in South Korea",
    "international age",
    "Korean age calculation",
    "Korean age reform",
    "Korean age system",
    "korean culture",
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    "만 나이 (man-nai)",
    "Goodbye Korean Age, Hello International Standard: What the 2023 Law Change Really Means",
    "Namaste Hallyu - NamaSTAY your way to Hallyu"
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  "textContent": "For decades, one of the first things that confused many foreigners in South Korea wasn’t the language, the food, or even the subway system – it was age. How could a child born in December 2000 be considered two years older than a child born in January 2001, even though they were just a few […]\n\nThe post Goodbye Korean Age, Hello International Standard: What the 2023 Law Change Really Means first appeared on Namaste Hallyu - NamaSTAY your way to Hallyu.",
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