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I guess it depanding on that in which language they invented such a thing called latitude. and
through googling, i found that's Portuguese.
BTW, Thanks gougou!



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Actually the Japanese version = the Traditional Chinese version, because that's what was taken
into Japan from Korea via China

Assuming you meant from China via Korea, is that even true? or is that just Korea claiming credit
again?

In Cantonese, 北纬三十九度 sounds like "buk wai sahm sup gau doe".
Does the korean version sound similar?












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