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corea

The original spelling of that particular country until the Japanese colonization from 1910-1945. Japan basically wanted the "K" to go after their country's name alphabetically. Note that Spanish, French and other european langauge use "C" for Corea instead of "K" for the dumb-second class english speaking countries.

Yankee: I have visited "K"orea last summer.
Me: It's not "K"orea idiot, it's spelled Corea, get it straight!!

by Joe Cho March 11, 2006

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corea

noun, uncountable and countable
a food made of thin flat round bread, baked with kimchi and dog meat on top

1) a slice of corea
2) Let's go to corea!

by Abajian August 25, 2005

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Corea

Corea-Korea is simply difference between Latin languages and English/German.
Why the spelling changed Corea to Korea in early 20th century was gaining of English language states influence such as GB,US.

Korea:Old map published in London 1764
http://www.raremaps.com/maps/big/7678.jpg

by Nobita May 26, 2005

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Coreas

Coreas tends to sell people, including his friends, by letting them die, or causing their death in a game known as "Rogue Lineage"
He owns his leader 1.2k silver, and his comrade iicetank 500 silver, until this debt is repaid this shall stand.

"That nigga Coreas still owes me silver!"

by Big Daddy Shaggy May 6, 2019


Corea

A name for Korea that you must use with Koreans unless you want them to get VANK to send you millions of protest letters.

Me: Oh, I love Korea.

Korean: No you dumb Yankee, it's Corea! The Japanese imperialists blah,blah,blah...Dokdo, blah...East Sea of Korea, blah...

by dudeinwales October 22, 2006

103๐Ÿ‘ 132๐Ÿ‘Ž


Corea

Original spelling (since 19th century in history books, maps etc.) of Korea. However during Japanese occupation of Korea (1910-1945), the Japanese imperialists changed the K to C to prevent Corea coming before Japan in the alphabetical lineup of nations.

Many countries such as France, Spain, Italy and Brazil never accepted "K" spelling while it is generally accepted in English speaking countries.

During World Cup 2002, Korean supporters used "C" spelling on their various props such as scarves and banners.

by ukparody December 3, 2004

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Carlos corea

Guy with a very small penis and likes men

That guy is such a carlos corea

by XXXkid12 January 25, 2020

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