Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Homeland"

A: Hmm, I’m not sure. Can you provide more sentences of context? To bless usually means to say a prayer, so it could mean “I’ll pray for good fortune for my homeland.”

A: Homeland is an American TV drama. The person is saying that they have seen all of the episodes and are up to date on the story.

A: thanks

A: Hometown doesn't mean the capital but where you live. For example, if you are from Istanbul, you would say, my hometown is Istanbul (which is not the capital) and homeland is Turkey!

A: what word of these do u see often?

A: Homeland- 고향 (place you were born)
fatherland/motherland- 조국 / 나라 (country)

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A: Homeland - country or area you were born

Hometown- town you were born or town you grew up in

A: × I'm outright decided to migrate from my homeland.
✓ I have decided outright to migrate from my homeland.

× The way how things are going through our everyday life really bothers me. I even can't watch TV without thinking about how people could made this awful choice.
✓ The way things are going in everyday life really bothers me. I even can't watch TV without thinking about how people could have made this awful choice.

× And the recent happenings was the last straw.
✓ And the recent event was the last straw.

A: That could be used in some situations- to "float" something can mean to bring up an idea, suggestion, possibility, etc to see what people think of it. So I guess you could use that with someone's name. For example, if a business were looking for a new manager, and you wanted to suggest that the boss hire your friend, you could say that you "floated his name" by bringing it up to the boss.

A: I would usually say “This is my hometown”

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Nearly

When I think about my homeland, Korea, it's unfortunate to have such crazy neighbor countries as North Korea, Japan and China. It makes us Koreans feel suffocated.

🙏 I imagine it's really intense 😁