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This is really beutifull guys. Thankyou for preparing this :')

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yunsu596
💖

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It's my instagram account. It was really good meeting everyone. I hope we can meet again later some day. Stay safe,,and happy!

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I'm so sorry that I couldn't properly attend our last zoom meeting.  I'm very happy and excited to know all of you and to be able to share stories about   our culture. I hope we can meet again in the future. Stay safe and healthy guys. Maybe if you guys want to follow up, this is my Instagram Account : @richardus_s_r.

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I'm so sorry that I couldn't properly attend our last zoom meeting.  I'm very happy and excited to know all of you and to be able to share stories about   our culture. I hope we can meet again in the future. Stay safe and healthy guys. Maybe if you guys want to follow up, this is my Instagram Account : @richardus_s_r.

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@minjupark22
I couldn't talk a lot because my English is not good enough😂 but it was so happy to meet all friends...💌

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We talked about each other's daily lives

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@wisdom_x02

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studying abroad...is really hard but we really want to!

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studying abroad...is really hard but we really want to!

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현욱 Aivi 현아 sophie 지혜 leon 서정

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Agnes 서연 febri 윤수 richardus 유진

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Manda 효정 deo 윤서 michael 채윤 vanessa 민주

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Hello Professor Vita :) These are SWU students' favorite Korean movies! We added some comments.

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Hi everyone, are there any Korean movies to recommend? Anything that you think it's memorable for you

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Marriage,

In Indonesia people tend to get marry in young age while in Korea, Korean people tend to get marry in their 30s. We talked about whether we want to get marry in the future and whether we would give up on our careers to be house wives

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Richardus Aivi Leon Chaeyoon Hyojeong Minjoo

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Vanessa Michael Yunsu Yujin Seoyeon

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Agnes Febri Irrine Yunseo Seojung

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I was so sad about the family’s story in this movie. These days in Korea, Koreans often overlook how precious their family are. But I think Indonesians also have similar situations too. Parents try to see their sons and daughters by pretending to planning a divorce. But when their children came to know the truth, I think the family member’s hidden angers are expressed. Especially it was heart-breaking that a daughter complained to their father for the first time. Is it because of the patriarchal system in Indonesia? Or the other reasons? As Korea is still patriarchal because of the Confucian concept, the story in the movie looks a little familiar to me. I also wonder that many Indonesians usually work or live in Jakarta. One of the son(he looks like a famous entertainer) in this movie works in Jakarta and for me, there are more people in Jakarta than the parent’s home in the movie. In Korea, since educational or economic system mostly focused on Seoul so most Koreans live in Seoul not in other cities. Is my guess right? Anyway it was so impressive to me that I can indirectly experience society mood and especially a family’s story in Indonesia. I think the movie was so well made! I really recommend this movie to my friends later. The story flow was not awkward for Koreans and it makes them think about the importance of family too.

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I watched Missing Home, it was really interesting and also fun. Parents pretending to divorce just to see there children was funny but also kind of sad. I found that there's alot of things in common between Indonesia and Korea. Like in family tradition, status of women in family, marriage decisions, children being too busy to see their parents, etc. I thought that family member being against one's marriage is very uncommon but, I newly learned that it could be also seen in Indonesia. Another impressive thing was the role of  daughters in the family. In Korea, still in some families women can also be seen sacrificing for their families. I felt kinship to Sarma, because I also stay at home for my family to be with my parents.
The most touching and sad part of the movie was the conversation scene of the son and father. It was heartbreaking when the son told his father that he should've learned alot things from him(father) not from someone else.

I had a point that I couldn't understand fully during the movie. The young generation couldn't call a lady properly, he called her with a few names but they were all rejected from the lady. I wonder what the proper name to call her was.

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The process of discovering this book was also a journey of learning about Indonesia for me.

I went to the library excitedly because I heard that the school library had this book, but after looking around the shelves for a while, I couldn't find it. So I sat down in my seat feeling discouraged, and then I saw this book in front of me, and I realized, "Wow, this is Serentipiti." It was the first book I had ever read.

Enough rambling, let's talk about the book.
The book is about a school on the island of Belitung and the development of the students within it.
As an aspiring librarian, I was impressed by the teachers and principal who worked to ensure that the students had the right to learn and received a proper education, and I was touched by the growth of the students.

The book also shows the ethnic diversity of Indonesia (there's an Indonesian student with a Chinese father, and there's a lot of different people in the book).

However, I was disappointed that the book was published in 2009, so we don't get to see the Indonesia of 2023.

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벨리퉁 인증

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The German exchange student.
If you have any questions relating to Germany or any other matter to talk, just send me a message. ☺️👋

IG: sophie.phl.24

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It is like a typical Korean family! We could easily remind how our mom and dad's generation have dealt with family issues. Especially the father's loneliness and position in the family. However, it was also interesting to see the characters in the movie did not use f-words while having a controversy. If this was a Korean movie, the father character could be more aggressive like throwing all the furniture in the house, and the family members would say f-words a lot haha. Even though they were fighting, it looked so adorable!

I have a question. In the movie, the father character did not like Sunda. Why Batak people do not want their child to marry Sunda lover? I could also see traditional outfits in the Grandma party scene, and it was so beautiful :) I want to try noodles in the movie

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Manda Sophie Deo Jihye Hyunah Hyunwook

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Here's a teaser for tomorrow's program, stay tuned!😆 I'd appreciate it if you ask a lot of questions during the program. I'm really looking forward to having a lot of conversations with you😍💕
See you tomorrow evening!🙌

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We discussed about the difference of  language and uniform between Indonesia and Korea.

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We discussed about the difference of  language and uniform between Indonesia and Korea.

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We talked about makgulli. Makgulli is a liquor made of rice, and it's very sweeeeeet. Be careful not to drink too much, it can give you a headache the nest day.

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I am so sorry, because of systematic problem my screencapture didn't work well. Everyone smiled so brightly but it was my mistake. I should've double checked...

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Where is our second meet picture ;)

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Hi all, I couldn't find the YouTube videos about the ethical rules of using hands in Indonesia but I found this link that might explain more about the left-hand etiquette and others

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Hi everyone, sorry to leave earlier today but we can always meet on Instagram @v4vita and we might have a live IG one day

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we really much talk about korean drama but one think that i must to say that not all korean people watching korean drama wkwkwkw

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we talked about marioboro, myeongdong, our midterm exam! 

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we talked about marioboro, myeongdong, our midterm exam! 

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@rintosfebriand
cant wait to communicate with you guys

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Hi everyone!
I’m Deo, currently I majoring in Communication Science
Feel free to communicate through my ig account
@hbrsd004

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Hi everyone! I'm Agnes
Let's be friends!
My instagram account is @agnesmhrnii
Feel free to hit me up there and i'll follow you!

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1. Chaeyoon(Keynote speaker)
2. Febri
3. Jihye
4. Vanessa
5. Deo

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1. Seoyeon(Keynote speaker)
2. Rico
3. Yunseo
4. Michael
5. Hyunwook

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1. Hyojeong(Keynote speaker)
2. Sophie
3. Yunsu
4. Leon
5. Seojung
6.Agnes

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1. Hyunah(Keynote speaker)
2. Manda
2. Minju
4. Irrine
5. Aivi
6. Yujin

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Today, I watched this movie! (I want to learn how to pronounce 'Ngeri-Ngeri Sedap'!)
From this movie, I learned some interesting things in the Batak culture.

1. 'Horas' in Batak language is used as greetings, and it shows gratefulness, happiness, and healthiness.
2. Batak family usually inherit their house to their youngest child. (Which is very different from Korea. In the past days, Koreans' first child, especially son would inherit the family's house or money...)

And my favorite line in the movie was 'You are everything in my life', told by father. Watching that scene, I was so touched so I thought that I may call my parents tomorrow and say 'I love you'.

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Hi! My Instagram account is @widyalamanda
Let's keep in touch!

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Hi everyone! my name is Leon!

@leo0nt_

I was nice to see you all today. Please kindly follow and DM me, and I will follow you back.

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Hi! I'm Seojung!
I have an account for uploading my school and extra-curricular activities!
Whoever join this program, DM me! I'll follow you

@ddalkjungi

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@_nuuugi

It was really nice to see you all! Let's DM and be friends😀👍

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hi everyone! it's nice to meet you guys, so let's be friends🤍 please do kindly dm me so i'll know it's you😉

@vanessaglry

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y_jeon_s
Let's be friends hehe DM me

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we use motorcycle because we can go anywhere according to our schedule 

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we use motorcycle because we can go anywhere according to our schedule 

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In Korea, there are many mountains and many tiger lived in mountains, so tigers appear in folk tales often I think.

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Koreans drink coffee almost every day to keep themselves awake, while Indonesians enjoy tea. And Indonesians use motorcycle as a common transport, Koreans use subway or bus.

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Say hi

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1. I'm now 20 years old on international age
2. I'm majoring at Communication
3. I'm currently studying Korean language

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1. Seojung (Keynote speaker)
2. Michael
3. Hyunah
4. Febri
5. Minjoo
6. Manda
7. Yujin
8. Deo

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I live in Seoul.
I like to play guitar.
I’m good at swimming.

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1. I have one cat and two dogs
2. I went high school in dormitory with my school friends.
3. I like strawberries.

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1. I live alone near the school.
2. I have a drivers license.
3. I like watching youtube while free time.

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1, I drive to my own car when I go to school.

2, I major in Bio-environmental engineering.

3, I change my hair color often.

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1. I like to do birdwatching
2. My favorite food is chicken noodle
3. I like rock music

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This is the chocolate milk I had at school today😋😋

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Our beloved school cat

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It was really heart-warming and interesting movie. I think the style of this movie is not much different from Korean movies of same genre, but it was bit more mild. I was able to learn about Indonesian(especially Batak) culture through this movie, but there was few questions popped on my mind while watching.
1. Is there any meaning of color red? I could find that color in various places.
2.Why do people have fabric on their shoulder while event?
3. How does Gomak noodle(I'm not sure if this name is right) tastes?
4. Does the way you call family members differs depending on region?

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1. Yunseo (Keynote speaker)
2. Agnes
3. Jihye
4.  Aivi
5. Seoyeon
6. Vanessa
7. Hyunwook

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[2023 Let's Paint Together] Story circle for 3/29

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I wonder if you've ever tried charcoal coffee...

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I wonder if you've ever tried charcoal coffee...

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@uu_zn_0x : Yu-Jin Kang(SWU)

DM me that we met on Zoom today and I'll follow you :)

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1. Yunsu (Keynote speaker)
2. Irrine
3. Hyojeong
4. Leon
5. Chaeyun
6. Sophie
7. Rico

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The first speaker (Yunseo, Seojung, Yunsu) will remind you the order.

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The first speakers in each group will share their personal experience related to today's topic. (You can share images if you need to.)

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After the first speaker, the next speaker will point out interesting things in her experience and add her own experience.

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All the participants will take turns to do the same, first looking for an interesting point or asking a question and then adding their own story.

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Once everyone has shared their story, each participant will select what was important or impressive from the stories they heard in the group and summarize it in a few sentences.

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During the wrap-up time, each group will share their sentences through Padlet. All you have to do is copy and paste the sentences and briefly explain about it when I ask a question.