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Italy 2

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Mike Binning
Mike Binning

This document provides basic information about Italy and South Korea by comparing their populations, areas, currencies, languages, and flags. It states that as of 2008, Italy had a population of 58 million people and South Korea had a population of 48 million. Italy's total area is 301,230 square kilometers, and South Korea's total area is 98,480 square kilometers. The euro and the won are the currencies of Italy and South Korea respectively. Italian, German, French, and English are the languages of Italy.

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            I    t  a  l  y              By  Sally
Map of Italy
Map of Asia and Europe  
Rome    
Population Korea: 48,379,392 (July 2008 est.)   Italy: 58,145,320 (July 2008 est.)       Italy:58,145,320                     Korea:48,379,392                                  
  Area  total: 301,230 sq km land: 294,020 sq km water: 7,210 sq km note: includes Sardinia and Sicily     Italy: 301,230 sq.km. total: 98,480 sq km land: 98,190 sq km water: 290 sq km         Korea: 98,480 sq.km.
Name of currency 1 euro = 1,800 won
Italy's Language(s) Italian, German, French, and English
Italy's Flag
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Italy 2

  • 1.             I    t  a  l  y              By  Sally
  • 3. Map of Asia and Europe  
  • 5. Population Korea: 48,379,392 (July 2008 est.)   Italy: 58,145,320 (July 2008 est.)       Italy:58,145,320                     Korea:48,379,392                                  
  • 6.   Area  total: 301,230 sq km land: 294,020 sq km water: 7,210 sq km note: includes Sardinia and Sicily     Italy: 301,230 sq.km. total: 98,480 sq km land: 98,190 sq km water: 290 sq km         Korea: 98,480 sq.km.
  • 7. Name of currency 1 euro = 1,800 won
  • 8. Italy's Language(s) Italian, German, French, and English

Editor's Notes

  1. Italy is a fantastic country.My name is Sally and I'm going to tell you some interesting facts about my favorite country in Europe.
  2. This is a good map of Italy. It shows the capital city Rome and the peninsula's shape. See how it looks like a boot?
  3. In this map,we can see both Korea and Italy.  
  4. There are many great landmarks in Rome. Here are a couple of my favorites. The colliseum and the Vatican. There are many statues in this historic city.   Trevi Fountain Vatican City  
  5. The population of Italy is about fifty-eight million And the the population of Korea is about forty eight million
  6. Italy is much larger than Korea. It's almost 3 times bigger but it's also a peninsula.
  7. Italians use the euro along with French, Germans, Spanish, and other European citizens. The bills are different sizes and have pretty pictures on them. The coins are small and cute. 1 euro equals about one thousand eight hundred won.
  8. Italians can speak Italian, German, French and English. To say "hello" in Italian, simply say, "Bohn JO no"
  9. Korea's flag has 4 colors but Italy's flag only has 3 colors.
  10. I enjoyed seeing the interesting pictures of Italy and would like to visit there someday. Chow!Are there any questions?