In Japan
The term has also been borrowed into Japanese language spoken by ethnic Koreans in Japan, where it is rendered Choppari.. The form ban-jjokbari (literally, "half jjokbari' ") originated as a derogatory reference to Japanized Koreans during the Japanese colonial period in Korea; later, it came to be used by Koreans to refer to Japanese with Korean ancestry. The Japanized pronunciation of this form, ban-choppari, is also widely used by Koreans in Japan, either to refer to Japanized Koreans or to people with both Japanese and Korean ancestry.
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