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[Business Interpretation (Advanced - ITT Level 1,2)] Question about the meaning

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Name MINHEE YOO Date21-05-26 06:05 View2,259 Comment1

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Hi Mason!
Thank you for your class until now :)


Before i finish my class, i have one question.


정치와 권력이 연관되어 있지 않는 한 
-> i can find a lot of words which have same meaning '관련,연관된'

i don't really know which is different 'relate, connect, link'

(세 단어 모두 크게는 '연결하다'라는 뜻인건 알지만 위처럼 "'정치와 권력'에 연관되어 있지 않다"의 경우에는 어떤게 더 적합할까요?)

I will looking forward your answer.
Thank you!

-Mimi-

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Hello Mimi!

First of all thank you for your question and congratulations on completing the course!

To answer your question,

정치와 권력이 연관되어 있지 않는 한
-> i can find a lot of words which have same meaning '관련,연관된'

Yes, "related", "connected", "linked", "associated" can all be used to mean "관련되다, 연관되다"

Personally, if I HAVE TO choose, I would use "related" or "associated" in this situation because "related" and "associated" feel abstract, as if it is describing a relationship between two things, whereas "linked" and "connected" sound a bit tangible and physical; but I really think there is no significant difference in meaning amongst those words!

I hope this helps! :)

Best regards,

Mason U, CMI-Korean
Business Interpretation and Translation in Korean (BIT-K) Instructor

 
 
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