I would just like to add to what others have said that the noun is almost invariably used in names of areas that have clearly marked geographical confines - in other words the names of countries and continents, for example: North Korea, West

Hi, 'Northern' is an adjective. 'North' is a noun, eg Eskimos live in the North. It is also an adjective, eg a north wind. Names tend to be somwhat idiomatic. eg We say eg Northern Ireland but North Korea. Here in

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I will be back to Auckland in October. Just finished some 5years+ of TEFL in Taiwan, Korea and Japan. I hold a BSc and a BA diploma each. (Majors: Psychology, Japanese, Physics) and TEFL cert, too. Please contact for any info! Cheers!

Korea began to step forward to 'global FTA hurb' by reaching agreement on FTA with EU. Korea has been making an agreement or trying to complete FTA with 44 countries throughout the world, such as America, EU, Asean and India, following by

Hi, Green Sense urged McDonald's to set up a five-year timetable to reduce by half the usage of disposable food containers and to follow the environmental practice of tis branches in Taiwan, Japan and Korea. 1) Can I change

Hi, Green Sense urged McDonald's to set up a five-year timetable to reduce by half the usage of disposable food containers and to follow the environmental practice of tis branches in Taiwan, Japan and Korea. 1) Can I change

In spite of the worldwide recession foreign direct investment (FDI) in Korea has been largely increasing. FDI recorded from January to July is 6,792,000,000 dollar, up 32.4 percent, compared to the same period last year. This is the largest sum

Hi, hi i'm valery how about you Write this as Hi, I'm Valery. How about you? However, consider this. 'How about you?' is commonly used after a personal statement, to ask if it also applies to the other person. eg

Thomas Jefferson didn't trust bankers... "I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past". -Thomas Jefferson Yeah, but the whole "slave-labor, agrarian 'yeoman'" economy he foresaw was more than