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VLOG - PUMPKIN PATCH | English Subtitles - Duration: 5:26.
Hi everyone!
Today I make you a video
I am with my language school
And we went to see a decoration for Halloween
Which is very American
So I wanted to show it to you
Because it's really the American culture as we can see in movies
And it's very pretty
I am with all the students of my school
So most of the time I will maybe speak in English
I will try to put you some subtitles
If I speak a little too much in English
For those who may not understand
But yes it's very cool
And I hope you will like it
Ok so we laugh because I told her
Every time she told people where she came from
She said "Tai Wan"
And not just "Taiwan"
"I live in Taiwan"
And it makes her laugh because she does not see the difference
For her it's the same thing
And for me it's really funny
So you can see that it's very representative of America
There are plenty of pumpkins everywhere
So here in San Francisco you can see many Pumpkin soups
For example in Starbucks the Pumpkin Spice Latte
There is many foods related to Halloween and Fall which is very cool
And here it is, so it's pretty small
Because we are in San Francisco so we can see the houses behind
But normally in the United States
There are huge fields with a lot of pumpkins
It's really representative of the United States and I love it
Ok so we left the pumpkin fields
And I wanted to show you the decorations that are in San Francisco
But however there is not much
But there are some that are rather pretty so I'll show you
Here they put little ghosts in the tree
It's pretty cute finally it's not very scary
But ok
And in the house it's the same
It's a very typical San Francisco house
With false cobwe
And I have to hurry because I'm losing my group
Again a little decoration
There are not many
I show you the houses
My focus will be not good
Here is a piece of San Francisco
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Unification minister suggests North Korea could face worse economic struggles than 'Arduous March' - Duration: 2:16.
The South Korean government insists the raft of sanctions on North Korea are having the
desired effect at this point.
However, Unification Minister Cho Myoung-gyon says there's a need to closely monitor the
situation... as the sanctions could hurt ordinary North Koreans... much more than its leadership
and the elite.
Kwon Jang-ho reports.
South Korea's unification minister suggested a bleak outlook for North Korea on Monday.
Speaking at a forum hosted by the National Unification Advisory Council, Minister Cho
Myoung-gyon described the potential damage recent international sanctions could have
on North Korea's economy.
He stated that almost 90-percent of the regime's 3-billion dollars' worth of exports will be
affected by the UN sanctions, as well as unilateral sanctions by the U.S.
He explained, in some instances, the North Korean economy could be even worse affected
than in the mid-nineties, when it suffered severe food shortages.
That period was dubbed the "Arduous March," and an estimated 3-million people died due
to the famine.
A repeat of an event that extreme is thought to be unlikely, but not impossible, with effects
of the sanctions already being seen.
(Korean) "If you look at Kim Jong-un's recent activities
and statements, he is emphasizing to the people self-reliance and bracing to resist the sanctions.
This shows that they are already having an impact.
This was reflected in Monday's state-run newspaper, the Rodong Sinmun, which ran a statement calling
on the need for a "revolution of self-rehabilitation," adding that the North Korean army and people
will show the world their determination in the face of sanctions.
Observers also note however that if food shortages do occur, unlike in the past, the international
community might not be able to help.
(Korean) "In the nineties, the world was ready to support
North Korea with humanitarian aid, but with the current level of sanctions, even providing
aid could be troublesome."
The unification minister said, Seoul will keep a close eye on how hard the economic
difficulties hit the regime, and also on how Kim Jong-un and the North Korean public react
to the situation.
Kwon Jang-ho, Arirang News.
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Prosecutors raid former MBC executives' homes and offices - Duration: 2:09.
Prosecutors have raided the homes and offices of a major public broadcaster's executives...
as part of a widening probe into allegations of political bias.
A former MBC President and two others are suspected of working with South Korea's intelligence
agency... to show the former Lee Myung-bak administration in a more favorable light.
Kim Hyesung reports.
The former president of Korean public broadcaster MBC, Kim Jae-chul, appeared at the prosecutors'
office Monday afternoon to cooperate with investigators in recovering data records from
mobile devices, but denied the allegations against him.
(Korean) "I served as President of MBC for three years
and a month, and I did not unfairly meddle in personnel affairs."
In the morning, prosecutors had raided the homes and offices of former and sitting executives
of MBC, including Kim Jae-chul, MBC's sitting Vice President Baik Jong-moon and the head
of an MBC affiliate, Jun Young-bae.
Vice President Baik is set to be summoned Tuesday.
The three are accused of political meddling in news production... by working with Korea's
spy agency, the National Intelligence Service, to oust reporters, producers and TV celebrities
critical of then-President Lee Myung-bak's government.
The Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office said the raids yielded various documents and
mobile devices.
Investigators also raided the office of the Foundation for Broadcast Culture, which oversees
MBC, and the office of a National Intelligence Service official who allegedly engaged in
illicit activities with the MBC executives.
A probe by the NIS task force on rooting out corruption found that the spy agency drew
up a document in March 2010 that focused on carrying out a major personnel reshuffle and
scrapping programs demed left-leaning upon Kim Jae-chul's assumption of the broadcaster's
top post.
Hundreds of unionized employees at MBC and KBS, another public broadcaster, went on strike
simultaneously last month, urging their chiefs to resign and calling for independence in
news production.
Kim Hyesung, Arirang News.
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Celebrity couple Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-kyo to tie knot on Tuesday - Duration: 0:48.
Two of Korea's best-loved celebrities, Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-kyo, will become one
this afternoon... when they take their marriage vows at four P.M.
Dubbed "the wedding of the century" by fans,... the details of the ceremony are mostly under
wraps as their entertainment agencies have called the event a "personal occasion."
But reports are saying the couple will wed at the Shilla Seoul's Yeong Bin Gwan,... accommodating
some three hundred guests -- mostly family and close friends.
No media will be allowed in.
The pair starred in the smash-hit drama "Descendants of the Sun" in 2016 and had denied rumors
of their relationship until July this year,... when the two dropped the bombshell announcement
that they would be tying the knot.
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