English as an official language in Korea (No English as an official language)

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영어 수업 시간에 영어를 공용어로 쓰는 것에 대한 찬반 토론 중 반대 의견에 대한 리포트 입니다.
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English in Korea
Korea is a country with few natural resources but with high-quality human resources. Hence, the main industries of Korea are semiconductor, cars, and digital home appliances which are mainly exported to the world. Korean’s biggest importing countries have been the US and Japan, and now China. As Korea is an export-oriented country, English plays an important role in industries. Along with the development of technology, the amount of Korean exports has increased to over 3.6 billion dollars last year, increasing the growth of Korean economy (KITA statistics, 2010). Hence, big companies such as SamSung, Hyundai, and SK companies require employees with high score in English proficiency test or with high English communication ability.

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