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

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Q: Jaka jest różnica między former i old ?

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Q: Czy to brzmi naturalnie? Former President Moon Jae-in said of the Yoon administration, "I have never seen a government so bad in my 70 years of life."

While campaigning for Democratic Party candidates in Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam, Moon said, "(The Yun government) is so ignorant, incompetent, and immoral." "This time, we, the Democratic Party of Korea, the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, the New Future Party, and other opposition parties should work together to make this government come to its senses," he said.


It's unusual for a former president to launch a full-scale campaign for a political party candidate.

It has been customary for them to step back from real-world politics and remain neutral in elections.

However, he didn't just campaign for support, he also criticized the current government in a colorful way.

This is not only out of line for a former president, but also for a party that has been judged by the public for its various failures.



The Moon administration's five years have been characterized by a series of policy failures, public spending, corruption, unscrupulousness, and legislative excesses.

The national debt increased by 400 trillion won ($410 billion) due to various handouts, and income-driven growth that pushed the self-employed and small businesses to the brink. The result was the first regime change in five years.

The first since the introduction of the five-year straight-term system in 1987. The public judgment was that the administration had failed. Even within the Democratic Party, questions of accountability arose. "The Moon administration failed to recreate the regime, so it should be held accountable," they said.

In the actual nomination process, key pro-Moon figures such as Lim Jong-seok and Noh Young-min, the former chief of staff, were excluded.



After leaving office, Moon criticized the current regime at every turn and praised himself.

"I want to live a forgotten life," he said, so he opened a bookstore, filmed a documentary movie, and posted even the smallest details of his life on social media. "Five years of achievements have been wiped out in an instant," he said, and he was angry with the BAI(=Board of Audit and Inspection), calling their inspection on him "disrespectful."

When a jamboree organized during his term was disrupted, he said, "We lost national dignity, and the shame was shared by the people."

"The government's response was wrong" to the discharge of contaminated water from Fukushima, which he did not oppose when he was in office.



The after-effects of the government he was in charge of for five years are weighing down people's daily lives, and he has no sense of responsibility.

He should ask himself what kind of ignorant, incompetent, reckless, and failed government he was.


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I thoroughly realized during the Moon Jae-in administration that the Korean 'Naeronabul' spirit can be so ugly.

I really hate these unscrupulous democrats.

Their immorality is now ruling our country.
I am furious that they have ruined the country and its people to this point.

The worst thing they have done is that they have split the people in half; the haves and the have-nots, the men and the women, the young and the old, the metropolitan people and the non-metropolitan people.


Their characteristic is that they say they are on the side of the weak, but behind the scenes they are full of greed for power and the desire to dominate the people.

They know that in order to gain power, they have to divide the people, and only then will they have political advantage.

Under a free market economy and a liberal democracy, they can never achieve the power they greedily desire on their own merit, so they divide the people.

Q: Czy to brzmi naturalnie? Former U.S. President Richard Hoover called World War II President Franklin Roosevelt a lunatic and said the war against Japan was waged by that lunatic and provoked by American provocation.
Roosevelt tried to cover up the failure of his New Deal and use war as a means of economic recovery. The United States should have kept a close eye on the war between Germany and the Soviet Union, but it enacted a law to lend weapons and exported arms. It further escalated the war, fueled the crisis, and drove Americans opposed to the war into battle. Roosevelt's conspiracy with the Soviet Union is evident from the Venona documents. The obsessive record that the former president spent 20 years perfecting proved that the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were not intended to stop the war, but were disgusting human experiments to test the power of nuclear weapons.

Q: Jak to poprawnie wypowiedzieć former?

Q: Czy to brzmi naturalnie? Former Brazilian president, investigated in a corruption scandal, is named chief of staff, gaining legal immunity

Lula's swearing-in was temporarily suspended by a federal judge; final decision regarding the legality of the appointment is up to the Supreme Court

Luís Inácio Lula da Silva, popularly known as Lula, was president of Brazil from 2003 to 2010, when he left office with a 90% approval rating and helped to elect his sucessor and current head of state, Dilma Rousseff. Both are members of the governing party, called Workers' Party, which therefore has been in power for 13 years. Brazil has suffered one its worst crisis in decades, with the most important political figures under investigation: the speaker of the lower house, the president of the Senate, the vice president, the sitting president, some leaders of the opposition and finally the former president Lula.

One of the most popular leaders of the nation faces accusations of money laundering and illegal accumulation of wealth. This month, the Federal Police raided his home and took him into custody on suspicion he benefited from a bribery scheme. Some days after prosecutors requested his preventive detention, Lula was named Rousseff's chief of staff., who currently faces impeachment preceedings that have been opened in Congress against her. In Brazil cabinet ministers and other authorities can only be tried in the Supreme Court, where the process may be dragged out for years. Thus, many critics and opponents of the government saw Lula's appointment as obstruction of justice in order to give him some kind of legal immunity. This has contributed to boost the political tension in a divided country. There have been a lot of demonstrations across the nation after the former president accepted the fourth most important post of Brazil.