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A young girl leads Canadian soldiers down Rue de Rempart in Valenciennes, France in November, 1918.
Original image source: Canadian Library and Archives
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American, Canadian and Autrailian!
I’m sure I didn’t get all of the idols out there, but these are just a few that popped into my mind, so I hope you enjoy~ (also just to let you know, I chose them based off of birth place!)
American:
미국 사람 (miguk saram)
Here we have the lovely Mark, Ailee and Amber.
If you wanted to express to someone that “Mark is American” you could say:
마크는 미국 사람입니다.
(Mark-neun miguk saram-ibnida)
(Don’t forget, this is all in Formal Korean!!)
Canadian:
캐나다 사람 (kaenada saram)
I chose the amazingly talented Henry for this one.
If you wanted to tell somebody (in korean, of course ) that “Henry is Canadian” it’d go something like this:
(I’m choosing to write his name in English because he also has a korean name and I won’t want to confuse anybody!)
Henry는 캐나다 사람입니다.
(Henry-neun kaenada saram-ibnida)
Lastly~ Australian:
호주 사람 (hoju saram)
I’m sure a lot of you have either heard of or are avid fans of Stray Kids (I am too, how could you not love them?!?!???) which brings upon two special boys from Australia: Felix and Chan!
If you are as excited as I am and want to tell everybody that Felix and Chan are Australian, you would say:
피릭스는 호주 사람입니다.
찬은 호주 사람입니다.
(Felix-neun/Chan-eun hoju saram-ibnida)
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Portrait of a Canadian nurse in France, taken December 1917.
Original image source: Canadian Library and Archives
GWICwill be posting one portrait each day until November 11th.
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Portrait of Lieutenant R.C. Lister, Canadian Field Artillery and recipient of the Military Cross. Date unknown.
Original image source: Canadian Library and Archives
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A young girl leads Canadian soldiers down Rue de Rempart in Valenciennes, France in November, 1918.
Original image source: Canadian Library and Archives
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“Marguerite Walitier / Vive La France 12 Aout 1918″
A Canadian soldier from the 1st Machine Gun Battalion shows off a large zucchini which was presented to the Prince of Wales. Photo taken in Valenciennes, France in October, 1918.
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A member of the Canadian Cyclist Corp smiles for the camera, September 1917.
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German soldiers assist members of the Canadian Medical Corp in transporting Canadians injured in the battle of Vimy Ridge. April 1917.
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Canadian soldiers in a reserve trench, during the battle of the Somme, watch shrapnel bursts above them.
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