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Name/ NPM                : Muhammad Hafizh Fariadhi 121060003

Date                    : 16-03-2022

Source                : Youtube

Name of Source : Lifey

Length                 : 13 minutes 40 seconds

Title of Topic       : Living in Indonesia as an American // First Impressions, Culture Shocks, Indonesian Food, etc

Website link        : https://youtu.be/a8nqc6-IgtE

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Living in Indonesia as an American // First Impressions, Culture Shocks, Indonesian Food, etc

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It's an interview with a man that has a taste of how he lives in Indonesia as a foreigner. he told his story about living in Indonesia, he began by saying that you need to always use the right hand for everything such as paying and others and use your left hand only to do dirty things like in toilets and et cetera. he said that Indonesia people are nice and they are very loyal, very honest and silly.
and there is hard to understand their language because their so many language in Indonesia so quite hard to tell what are they saying cuz there none such as past or present tense...

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Name/ NPM                : Muhammad Hafizh Fariadhi

Date                            : 14-03-2022

Source                         : Youtube

Name of Source          :

Length                         : 14:38

Title of Topic              : "You're Not My Son Anymore" - The Story of a Japanese Imam

Website link                :  https://youtu.be/u1hY190uX3s?list=LL

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From my point of view i think that, it just a cultural shock that happen to him because no matter you see indonesia are just too different from western countries. why? cuz mostly indonesian tend to be more how do i say it... not that they're uneducated but they are did not modernize themself

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too many stop, when he talk and he didn't say it clearly it's like he avoiding mentioning bad thing about something so it didn't clear what he said or mean

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Vocab Journaling between 25 up to 30 words:

1.
slurping:
[menyeruput]

2.
savor:
[menikmati]

3.
chewing:
[mengunyah]

4.
centuries:
[abad]

5.
quick:
[cepat]

6.
refuel:
[mengisi bahan bakar]

7.
dish:
[piring]

8.
soak:
[basah]

9.
antire:
[anti]

10
pops:
[muncul]

11.
cubicles:
[bilik]

12.
almost:
[hampir]

13.
bath:
[mandi]

14.
queue:
[antre]

15.
queuing:
[antrian]

16.
detected:
[terdeteksi]

17.
earthquake:
[gempa bumi]

18.
accommodate:
[menampung]

19.
various:
[berbagai]

20.
multiple:
[beberapa]

21.
entire:
[seluruh]

22.
knob:
[tombol]

23.
early:
[lebih awal]

25.
rules:
[aturan]

25.
texture:
[tekstur]

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Name/ NPM                : Muhammad Hafizh Fariadhi 121060003

Date                    : 19-03-2022

Source                : Youtube

Name of Source : TED

Length                 : 16 minutes 16 seconds

Title of Topic       : What it's like to be a Muslim in America | Dalia Mogahed

Website link        : https://youtu.be/wzkFoetp-_M

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What it's like to be a Muslim in America | Dalia Mogahed

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She is Dahlia Mogahed where she explain about how people view Moslem, Arabian Descend, etc in America especially USA.  If some of your perceptions were negative, I don't really blame you. That's just how the media has been portraying people who look like me. One study found that 80 percent of news coverage about Islam and Muslims is negative. And studies show that Americans say that most don't know a Muslim.

Today we hear people actually saying things like, "There's a problem in this country, and it's called Muslims. When are we going to get rid of them?" So, some people want to ban Muslims and close down mosques. They talk about my community kind of like we're a tumor in the body of America. And the only question is, are we malignant or benign? You know, a malignant tumor you extract altogether, and a benign tumor you just keep under surveillance.

The choices don't make sense, because it's the wrong question. Muslims, like all other Americans, aren't a tumor in the body of America, we're a vital organ.

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Meh.. Well y'see the most racist country ever today is america so what do you expect, they saw not just saw Mid Eastern Descend yu know? Chinese, Mexican, American-African basically they attack people who did not born in USA so idc

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so many word or vocabulary idk and she said thing that didn't need to metion yada yada the rest is okay..

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Vocab journaling between 25 up to 30 words

1. Often : Sering

2. Frustrated : Frustasi

3. Struggling : Berjuang

4. Homesickness : Kerinduan

5. Loneliness : Kesendirian

6. Apparently : Tampaknya

7. Weird : Aneh

8. Overwhelmingly : Sangat

9. Infatuated : Tergila-gila

10. Surroundings : Lingkungan

11. Decision : Keputusan

12. Entire : Seluruh

13. Eventually : Pada akhirnya

14. Probably : Mungkin

15. Frequently : Sering

16. Fatigue : Kelelahan

17. Common : Umum / biasa

18. Trigger : Pemicu

19. Adjustment : Penyesuaian

20. Established : Didirikan

21. Thrive : Berkembang

22. Necessary : Diperlukan

23. Signifies : Menandakan

24. Rather : Alih-alih

25. Completely : Sepenuhnya

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Name/ NPM                : Muhammad Hafizh Fariadhi 121060003

Date                    : 22-03-2022

Source                : Youtube

Name of Source : TEDx

Length                 : 9 minutes 38 seconds

Title of Topic       : I Am Not Your Asian Stereotype

Website link        :  https://youtu.be/_pUtz75lNaw

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I Am Not Your Asian Stereotype | Canwen Xu | TEDxBoise

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She's Chinese-American Descend she talk about how Chinese-American Potrait in USA. he start by tell how he move and live in USA.  But having grown up in North Dakota, South Dakota, and Idaho, all states with incredible little racial diversity, it was difficult to reconcile my so-called exotic Chinese heritage with my mainstream American self. Used to being the only Asian in the room, I was self-conscious at the first thing people noticed about me was, that I wasn't white. And as a child I quickly began to realize that I had two options in front of me. Conformed to the stereotype that was expected of me, or conformed to the whiteness that surrounded me. There was no in between. For me, this meant that I always felt self-conscious about being good at maths, because people would just say it was because I was Asian, not because I actually worked hard. It meant that whenever a boy asked me out, it was because he had the yellow fever, and not because he actually liked me. It meant that for the longest time my identity had formed around the fact that I was different. And I thought that being Asian was the only special thing about me. These effects were emphasized by the places where I lived. Don't get me wrong. Only a small percentage of people were actually racist, or, even borderline racist, but the vast majority were just a little bit clueless. Now, I know you are probably thinking, "What's the difference?" Well, here is an example. Not racist can sound like, "I'm white and you're not." Racist can sound like, "I'm white, you're not, and that makes me better than you." But clueless sounds like, "I'm white, you're not, and I don't know how to deal with that." Now, I don't doubt for a second that these clueless people are still nice individuals with great intentions. But they do ask some questions that become pretty annoying after a while.

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Well sister.. i know that feeling because i too also asian, everytime i play game online people abroad always potrait chinese with such setreotype. just pretend not to listen to them sis cuz yeah it is not worth it.

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There too many vocab that idk, and he speak like reading a poet

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Name/ NPM                : Muhammad Hafizh Fariadhi 121060003

Date                    : 22-03-2022

Source                : Youtube

Name of Source : VICE

Length                 : 18 minutes 59 seconds

Title of Topic       : Why Latinos Are Converting to Islam

Website link        :  https://youtu.be/qOdu-lXCPFI

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It VICE interview How Latino changes into muslim in many View from Jeime a islam latino community leader, their member, religion profession, and how the Catholics leader react to them.

As a former gang leader, Jaime "Mujahid" Fletcher claims that Islam saved his life, inspiring him to found the Islam in Spanish center. He dedicated himself to translating Muslim texts for a Spanish-speaking audience.

Jeime tells how being Double minority is not a weakness but it is strenght it tells how to be brave in front of people as moslem

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When jeime told his story it made me thinks again "it isn't late for everyone to redeem themself". and yes after the ex-president trump election in 2016 where mexican immigrant being oppressed by racism, where catholics can't help mexican community being oppressed. so they moved up to islam

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there's multiple speaker so i don't know which saying what. Jeime says "You know" almost every beginning of word.

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Source : https://youtu.be/u1hY190uX3s?list=LL

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"You're Not My Son Anymore" - The Story of a Japanese Imam

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Summary (100 words or more): Summarize the main points in your own words

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Summary (100 words or more): Summarize the main points in your own words

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The Muslims living in Japan come from many different backgrounds - nationality, ethnicity, culture, lifestyle, way of dressing, etc. Some Muslims strictly adhere to customs and traditions such as prayer and fasting, while others enjoy more freedom.

So people who have never met or come into contact with a Muslim may have misconceptions and prejudices about them. To better understand Islam and its followers, personal contact with them is necessary. However, since they are still a minority in Japan, it is not uncommon for us to have such an opportunity in our daily lives. While it's not easy to change our misconceptions and stereotypes about the Muslim community painted by the media, I hope everyone can start by taking care of it. and visit mosques that are open to the public.

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Reaction (50 words or more): Write your opinion about a main point/ your critical review

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To be honest, I never knew how other moslem live in other country. let alone Japan that has take a quite Stereotype view of Islam, I was think what if Japanese have muslim as majority of the population.

Tho he’s Ignore his Parent order to stop being moslem is very thing I could Applause, still I don’t like the idea that Ignore what parent order. And to embrace some religion I think what you need is not Anxiety nor fear, but a guts and faith no matter how Japanese Community think how weird are you.

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Reflection (50 words or more): What you have learned or the problems you have during extensive listening, how did you deal with to solve the problems

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Reflection (50 words or more): What you have learned or the problems you have during extensive listening, how did you deal with to solve the problems

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I learn how moslem in Japanese grow more self-sustainable Enviroment, and some Verb,noun,adjective that I don’t know. Although he speak in relatively slow his accent make it so hard for me to hear, Also too many pause in every word.

And there is a some word that I don’t understand and it’s not English, Indonesian, maybe it’s was a pure Arab language so I was baffled a little. I can’t focus on the speech because his hand gesture, that’s my mistake. I still need more improvement in  my own listening I guess.

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Vocab journaling between 25 up to 30 words

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Vocab journaling between 25 up to 30 words

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Reason - Verb/Noun/Adjective - Alasan

Across - Adjective - Seberang

Final - Noun/Adjective - Akhir

Line - Verb/Noun - Garis

Push - Verb/Noun/Adjective - Dorong

Encourage - Verb - Meneyemangati

Saint - Noun - Santo? Suci etc

Straightfoward - Adjective - Jujur

Ignorances - Noun - Kebodohan

Pilgrimage - Verb/Noun - Ziarah

Astonished - Verb - Terkejot

Gather - Verb/Noun/Adjective - Kumpul

Purpose - Noun - Tujuan

Sake - Noun - Demi

Whorshipping - Verb - Menyembah

Praise - Verb/Noun/Adjective - Memuji

Timid - Adjective - Pemalu

Cool - Noun - Keren

Beautiful - Adjective - Cantik

Step - Verb - Langkah

Embracing - Verb - Memeluk

Knees - Noun - Lutut

Forehead - Noun - Jidat

Prayed - Verb/Noun/Adjective - Berdoa

Misunderstood - Noun/Adjective - Salah paham

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Vocab journaling between 25 up to 30 words

1.culture : budaya
2.talk : bicara
3.see : melihat
4.return : kembali
5.feel : merasa
6.hungry : lapar
7.house : rumah
8.many : banyak
9.appropriate : tetap
10.very : sangat
11.dream : mimpi
12.becomes : menjadi
13.give : memberi
14.dress : baju
15.prepare : menyiapkan
16.nail : kuku
17.go home : pulang
18.school : sekolah
19.paradise : surga
20.rambut : hair
21.family : keluarga
22.with : dengan
23.want to : ingin
24.cloud : dapat
25.correct : benar

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Vocab journaling between 25 up to 30 words

1. Ensure : memastikan
2. Converting : Berganti
3. Term : Ketentuan, Jangka
4. Plugged : menyambungkan
5. Abroad : luar negeri
6. Settled : menetap
7. Intimidating : mengintimidasi
8. Combat : melawan
9. Inevitable : tidak bisa dihindari
10. Overcome : Mengatasi
11. Consuming : Mengkonsumsi
12. Create: Membuat
13. Assimilate : mengasimilasi
14. Isolated : terisolasi
15. Exist : ada
16. Polite : Sopan
17. Rude : kasar
18. Acceptable : Dapat diterima
19. Wandering : petualang
20. Culture : budaya
21. Shock : terkejut
22. Extended : diperpanjang
23. Certain : beberapa
24. Origin : asal
25. Involved : terlibat