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Sejong
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English
+ City
Sejong City
Etymology
en ko ^세종(世宗). en Korean king Sejong the Great =.
Pronunciation
en
Proper noun
en special self-governing city and de facto administrative capital c/South Korea.
en 09/30/2012 Residents settle in South Korea’s new ‘happy city’ w:France 24 https://web.archive.org/web/20121001080157/https://www.france24.com/en/20120930-seoul-south-korea-residents-settle-happy-city-sejong-new-capital-government https://www.france24.com/en/20120930-seoul-south-korea-residents-settle-happy-city-sejong-new-capital-government October 01, 2012 Asia/Pacific From its original “capital” title, Sejong has now been downgraded to “multifunctional administrative city”; and only 70% of government functions and ministries have been moved to the site, which is located 120 kilometres from Seoul.
en 03/18/2022 Julian Ryall South Korea: Incoming President Yoon wants to relocate capital from Seoul w:Deutsche Welle https://web.archive.org/web/20220318111644/https://www.dw.com/en/south-korea-incoming-president-yoon-wants-to-relocate-capital-from-seoul/a-61170422 https://www.dw.com/en/south-korea-incoming-president-yoon-wants-to-relocate-capital-from-seoul/a-61170422 March 18, 2022 Asia When Yoon takes office in May, his government is expected to follow through on plans to invest heavily in new cultural, educational and medical infrastructure in Sejong.Located 125 kilometers (80 miles) south of Seoul, construction on the site planned site for the new South Korean capital began in 2007. Sejong was granted legal status as a "special self-governing city" in 2012.
Translations
city
Arabic: ar سيجونغ Sījūnḡ
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 世宗
Czech: cs Sedžong
Danish: da Sejong
Dutch: nl Sejong
Esperanto: eo Seĝon
Finnish: fi Sejong
French: fr Sejong
Greek: el Σέτζονγκ
Hungarian: hu Szedzsong
Indonesian: id Sejong
Italian: it Sejong
Japanese: ja 世宗 セジョン, Sejon
Kazakh: kk Седжоң
Korean: ko ^세종(世宗)
Malay: ms Sejong
Mongolian: mn Сэжун
Norwegian: no Sejong
Persian: fa سجونگ Sejoong
Polish: pl Sedżong
Portuguese: pt Sejong
Romanian: ro Sejong
Russian: ru Седжон
Spanish: es Sejong
Swedish: sv Sejong
Thai: th เซจง see-jong
Ukrainian: uk Седжон
Vietnamese: vi Sejong