Lunar New Year regional naming
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- Occasion
- Lunar New Year · 6 Feb · Year of the Goat
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- Tested 9 Oct 2026 in Grok, 9 Oct 2026 (one run; model id not exposed)
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Review supplied event copy for the intended community’s preferred name, spelling and dates. Input: use only the notes at the end. If a fact this job needs is missing, ask one direct question and do not guess. Format for Lunar New Year regional naming: 1. Flag generalisations and keep Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese or other contexts distinct. Do not add facts, names, dates, numbers or sources that are not in the notes. Notes: Poster draft for the community hall in Leeds. The booking form says the intended community is Korean families, and the Leeds Korean Church office confirmed the name Seollal on 4 January, including that spelling. Draft line: "Celebrate Chinese New Year and Lunar New Year with everyone on 29 January." Flags: "Chinese New Year" places a different community's name on this booking. "With everyone" turns a hall gathering into a general custom. The office gave Sunday 29 January 2023 for that year's event. Do not reuse 29 January for another year unless the office supplies a new date. Vietnamese Tet wording is not part of this booking and should stay off the poster. Replacement still awaiting the office: "Seollal gathering, Sunday 29 January 2023, for families who wish to attend."
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Review of the poster draft for the community hall in Leeds. Intended community on the booking form: Korean families. The Leeds Korean Church office confirmed the name Seollal on 4 January, including that spelling. Keep that context distinct from Chinese and Vietnamese wording. Draft line under review: "Celebrate Chinese New Year and Lunar New Year with everyone on 29 January." Flags: "Chinese New Year" places a different community's name on this booking. Do not use it for this Korean-family booking. "With everyone" turns a hall gathering into a general custom. The office gave Sunday 29 January 2023 for that year's event. Do not reuse 29 January for another year unless the office supplies a new date. Vietnamese Tet wording is not part of this booking and should stay off the poster. Replacement still awaiting the office: "Seollal gathering, Sunday 29 January 2023, for families who wish to attend." That line is not yet approved.
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