-Just a note, the korean is upside down.
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The first character. geul, means orange, or tangerine.
The other two, euisang, mean clothes.
So put together, it basically means like 'tangerine clothes', or maybe 'orange costume'. With no other context I can't really tell what it exactly means.
I hope this helped anyway. ^^
The central idea is what the main thing. For this, I think the central idea is simply Cactuses.
I'm not sure what another supporting detail can be, but if there's a back side, or another page about cactuses, I can sure help! But if that's the only side, ask your parents. xD
Students should consider interviews with police officers as primary sources in case the officer directly witnessed the event described.
<h3>What is the difference between a primary and a secondary source?</h3>
Primary sources are direct firsthand accounts of a set of events. Due to this, in primary sources, the person describing the event witnessed or experienced the events described.
<h3>How can interviews with police be classified?</h3>
These interviews can be classified as primary sources if the officer witnessed/experienced the event. However, if this is not the case, it should be classified as a secondary source.
Learn more about primary sources in: brainly.com/question/24511160
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The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
The music of Indonesia is unique in comparison to the music of other Asian countries in that it contains a multicultural diversity compared to none in the Asian continent.
When you listen to Indonesian music, you realize that it has a diversity of culture and expression because every island in Indonesia has its own musical expression and traditions. And do not forget that Indonesia has many islands. Indeed, there are hundreds of places in Indonesia that have their own cultural expressions, which include different music, lyrics, dance representations, and theatrical expressions.
DIIN:
* PUno- puNO
* TAyo- taYO
* BAsa- baSATONO:
*Nagbago na ako.
*Nagbago na ako?
*Nagbago na ako!
ANTALA:
*Hindi puti.
Hindi, puti.
*Hindi ako ang mahal niya.
Hindi, ako ang mahal niya.
*Doc Maria, Luisa po ang pangalan ko.
Doc, Maria Luisa po ang pangalan ko.
