Quoting Sunjae Park ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > 2007/10/11, Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Thanks, but there were 4 strings left untranslated. Is that on purpose? > > > > I had intended to ask what Neutral Zone meant, but then forgot. What > is it used for? I do not think it is the name of a region/country.
IIRC, this has been used in some parts of the world, most of the time places where armed conflicts were happening. That code is part of the "historic" part of ISO-3166. There was a Neutral Zone, for instance, between Saudi Arabia and Irak, about 30 years ago. There was one also, between Israel and Jordania. > > The other three I am unable to find the "official Korean names" > (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade website and other websites, > dictionaries, etc. do not list those). Hence I left them empty. Should > I just copy the English strings? Well, I think there should be some Korean equivalent to "Neutral Zone". Both words are pretty common words.
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