system
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human
Korea has been divided for almost 75 years, how much have the people and language diverged and is this divergence the direct result of isolationism or natural drifting of two countries cultures?
gpt
The language and culture in North Korea hasn't really changed since the 1950s but has evolved in South Korea. North Koreans talk with an "accent" from the viewpoint of South Koreans but there are no issues understanding each other. The North Korean news broadcasts usually feature a woman in traditional clothing speaking in "Old Korean" as in it uses words no longer in common use as well as pronounciation and intonation. South Korean language also takes on a huge amount of loan words from English such as "computer" unlike say Finnish which creates new words or repurposes old ones. Listen to a South Korean speak and you will quite often hear an English loan word.