Disrespect
Hi, there

Should I say “This video shows the disrespect of the Japanese for Koreans during the Cold War” or “This video shows the Japanese disrespect for Koreans during the Cold War”? or “This video shows the disrespect of Koreans by the Japanese during the Cold War”

Which of THESE three is better? Please

Thank you very much

Question

Disrespect
Hi, there

Should I say “This video shows the disrespect of the Japanese for Koreans during the Cold War” or “This video shows the Japanese disrespect for Koreans during the Cold War”? or “This video shows the disrespect of Koreans by the Japanese during the Cold War”

Which of THESE three is better?  Please

Thank you very much

Answer

In my opinion, the second one is best because “Japanese disrespect” is a simpler and shorter way of expressing the idea, as opposed to using the longer prepositional phrase “of the Japanese” or “by the Japanese.”

Answer

#2

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