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Jeju Island has many historical names, e.g., Doi, Joonwonhado, Taekseungnido, Samdado.
I consider the “Jeju” name quite funny, because in Polish we say “oh jeju” (pronounced something like “yeyu”), however in different variations (ojej, ojejku); what basically means “oh”. 😀
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Amazing rock formations!
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Skały mają niesamowite kształty, ale i kolor jest ciekawy. 🙂
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Looks stunning!!
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Hehe about the Polish interpretation 😀 But it’s pronounced Jeju (dzedzu in Polish) in Korean right? My name is mispronounced here all the time.. Pooja becomes Poya hehhe
Indeed!
And, I have to say, for me you’ve been always “Poya” 🙂
Very nice lanscape. I like your photos 🙂
I’m waiting for the next entry 🙂
Thank you! 🙂