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Korean Wedding Culture In Korea, when your wedding is coming, you can't avoid facing a really important question: "Who am I going to invite to my wedding?" It's a very tough one. You are probably like, "Hmm, I think he and I were close back then, but I haven't seen him in more than two years." or "Maybe it'll be an imposition to her if I send her a wedding invitation, but we share a lot of great memories." The reason why I said "imposition" is that in Korea, you are supposed to bring some money to someone's wedding as a gift. The money will help them pay for their wedding. Therefore, sending a wedding invitation to a person means, in a way, you will cost them some money. You might understand by now why I described earlier that it's a tough decision. All in all, there's always a chance that you upset somebody whether or not you decide to invite them to your wedding.

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Korean Wedding Culture

In Korea, when your wedding is coming, you can't avoid facing a really important question: "Who am I going to invite to my wedding?" It's a very tough one. You are probably like, "Hmm, I think he and I were close back then, but I haven't seen him in more than two years." , or "Maybe it'll be an imposition to her if I send her a wedding invitation, but then again ,we share a lot of great memories." The reason why I said "imposition" is that in Korea, you are supposed to bring some money to someone's wedding as a gift. The money will help them pay for their wedding. Therefore, sending a wedding invitation to a person means, in a way, you will cost the person /them some money.

You might understand by now why I described earlier that it's a tough decision. >You should/might understand by now why I have earlier described it as a tough decision .

All in all, there's always a chance that you can/will upset somebody,  whether or not you decide to invite them to your wedding.

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Thank you Dennisse.. I'm very glad that you found my writing informative:)
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Thank you Jason... That's a big compliment for me!
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That was nice! Very informative, too. However, I think you can use 'burden' instead of 'imposition' just to make it sound more natural. ^^
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Great writing! No clear errors found.

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