How do they measure age in Korea?
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Korean tradition follows the oriental new year, properly known as the lunar new year, and commonly known as Chinese New Year.  As the answers above stated, Koreans consider a person's life to begin at conception.  So when they are born, they are one year old (we're talking fuzzy math here).  Then when the next lunar new year rolls around, everybody has a birthday at the same time, and their age goes up by one.  So, if a child was born on the day before the Chinese New Year, he or she would be two years old the next day.\n\nBy the way, ask your 13/14 year old guy friend what he thinks about joining the Korean military.  All Korean males (with a few exceptions) have to serve in the military for at least two years.
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Not sure, But I know there are some countrys with the age as low as 9 years old.
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Do you mean what was the age of men that fought in the Korean war?  My dad was there, he went to Korea when I was 3 and I am 48 now.  He is 75  now.  You figure it out--- \nChinese dude almost killed him, his buddy saved him.  He was naked at the time, or so he said.  He went to Viet Nam twice.  He retired as a  Marine Colonel.
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it thepends how old it is?
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Read:http://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/geotime/age.html
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It means the parameter you are measuring may vary with age, so you measure the parameter in various age groups, and compare the difference against similar age groups.
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5\nin 1954 in sweden\n1962 in chilli\n1970 in mexico\n1994 in USA\n2002 in korea and japan
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read the manual.ty..kr
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the firs onte reffers to age,and the second to  physical size
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18 years old just like in other countries.
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1. Find out what time you were born - convert it to minutes... We'll call that W. For example, if you were born at 1:30 am, then W=90 minutes.\n\n2. Multiply your current age in years times 365 times 24 times 60... call it X. For example, if you're 16, then the formula is 16 x 365 x 24 x 60.\n\n3. Count how many leap years you have been alive for... Each year that is a multiple of 4 is a leap year. Multiply that times 24 x 60... call it Y. Remember, if you were born on a leap year and your birthday is after February 29th, don't count it!\n\n4. Count how many minutes have passed today... Current hour (plus 12 if it's after noon) times 60, then add the current minute... Call it Z. Ex: if it's 2:30 pm, 2+12, then times 60, then plus 30, so Z = (14 x 60) + 30\n\n5. Your age in minutes is X+Y+Z-W\n\nRemember to do steps 4 and step 5 quickly - you've only got 1 minute before the answer changes! ;-)
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it doesn't really mean anything.  people just put it on there because they don't want to put their real age.  and that's the biggest number that you can put.
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there is no age, just depends on the person
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HoR- 25 years of age\nSenate- 30 years of age\nThat is all you just have to make people vote for you.
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Yes; there are potentially several reasons why a person wouldn't know his or her real date of birth. In some countries, governments don't keep very complete records. Children are orphaned all over the world, of course, and might not have any adults around who remember when the children were born.\n\nThere is, of course, a weird phenomenon that occurs when someone is born on February 29th. Although s/he knows the date of birth, the way that one measures age is complicated, since s/he only has a birthday in leap years.  In Korea, people count age differently than we do in the West. When someone is born, we think of him or her as zero, while the Koreans would say one. When the year changes, one adds another year, instead of adding a year on the birthday. So, everyone in Korea is actually a year or two younger (in Western terms) than they say they are.\n\nBut, back to your original question: I think that it is possible to have a judge declare a date of birth that one could use for any legal reason whatsoever.
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Well, taking an average of the answers so far and adding my own age, the average age is 31.5.
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In australia you have to be 18, but some countries are 17 16 and 15 if its over 17 you have to be 17