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| − | In Korea, people calculate their age by subtracting their birth year (Lunar) from the current year (also Lunar) and adding one. When a Korean is born, he is ''in his first year''. | + | {{uncited}}In [[Korea]], people calculate their age by subtracting their birth [[Lunar Year|year (Lunar)]] from the current year (also Lunar) and adding one. When a Korean is born, he is ''in his first year''. |
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In Korea, people calculate their age by subtracting their birth year (Lunar) from the current year (also Lunar) and adding one. When a Korean is born, he is in his first year.