keannu
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- Joined
- Dec 27, 2010
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Korean
- Home Country
- South Korea
- Current Location
- South Korea
Source : self practice
I live in a condominium/condo/apartment in New Dongtan now. Actually, I don't like to live in a high-rise building. I live in a condo for the sake/purpose of future investment and convenient living.
Which is more appropriate for each underlined?
For the difference of "condo" and "apartment", when I lived in Canada, I found that "condos" are premium expensive ones, while "apartments" are cheap and old ones.
In Korea, I don't know how to distinguish the two as both of them are called "apartment", and in this case, the building is more like a fancy expensive one.
I live in a condominium/condo/apartment in New Dongtan now. Actually, I don't like to live in a high-rise building. I live in a condo for the sake/purpose of future investment and convenient living.
Which is more appropriate for each underlined?
For the difference of "condo" and "apartment", when I lived in Canada, I found that "condos" are premium expensive ones, while "apartments" are cheap and old ones.
In Korea, I don't know how to distinguish the two as both of them are called "apartment", and in this case, the building is more like a fancy expensive one.
