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-Kyung Hoon
Yes I do consider Kyung Hoon to be a Singapore Citizen. He have a Singaporean accent and he lives in Singapore. He grew up in Singapore
This attributes helps him to feel a sense of belonging and let him feel connected to Singapore

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alvin,tanzania
i consider him as a citizen of sg as he shares a sense of identity in sg:
-he served in ns
-uses singlish
-he stood up for his singaporean friend
-he was brought up in sg

it makes him feel proud to be a citizen of sg and makes him feel the need to help protect our country

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Yes, i feel that the Kyun Hoon is a citizen as he grew up in Singapore. He has a sense of identity to Singapore

It helped him feel more connected to Singapore

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1) We think that Alvin should be considered as Singapore Citizen. Alvin has lived most of his life in Singapore. He has a sense of identity to Singapore; he can speak Singlish and he is obligated to attend NS ( Even though he has no choice for NS, he is proud to be Singaporean and defends Singapore )

2) This helps him bond with other citizens in Singapore and he does not feel like he does not belong here.

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I believe that Kyung hoon is  a Singaporean as he speaks singlish and has lived in singapore since childhood.

he is immersed in the singapore culture as much as other Singaporeans.

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Alvin
- yes we consider Alvin as a Singaporean because he identified himself as a Singaporean and served his obligations for example National Service
- he talks singlish and he grew up in singapore, he calls singapore his home, he is a loyal citizen, he considers himself as a citizen despite being african
- these attributes made him see singapore as his home

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Q1) No. In Singapore, Kyung Hoon’s legal status in Singapore is a Permanent Resident. Furthermore, he himself had stated that he would describe himself as “a Korean living in Singapore”.

Q2) These attributes allow him to feel a a better sense of belonging to Singapore and feel more connected to other citizens

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Kyung Hoon

Legally he is only PR but we consider him as a singaporean as he had a Singaporean accent and lived in Singapore a long time. The Singaporean accent is part of sense of identity However, he said he will always be Korean by race

These attributes make him feel connected to the community, sense of unity

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(Alvin)
1. We do not consider him as a Singapore Citizen as he is currently only a Permanent Resident (PR) but we consider him a Singaporean because of his strong sense of identity - such as enlisting in NS.
2. His sense of identity such as his experience in NS allows him to feel a stronger sense of belonging to Singapore, have relatable experiences with other Singaporeans and feel confident and happy to declare himself as a Singaporean and motivated to contribute to Singaporean ideals/deveopment

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Q1) We do not consider Kyung Hoon as a citizen as he simply describes himself as "a korean living in Singapore".

Q2) He grew up Singapore so he has experience with Singaporean culture and a common experience with other Singaporeans.

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Alvin
I consider alvin as a singaporean as he has lived his whole life in singapore and he resonates with sg cos he feels thta he has to serve ns

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ALVIN

yes we consider alvin to be a singaporean because he served his obligation and went to national service, showing his loyalty to the country, he also grew up in singapore and is a PR

it makes you more proud of your country since you protected it

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1) legally, he is not a citizen. but at heart, he is :) he grew up here and shared common experiences with other Singaporeans (such as serving his PR obligation, NS) and he himself has said that he identifies with Singapore
2) legal status: he is a Permanent Resident as opposed to being a Foreigner, which can influence him to feel that SG is his true home and feel proud of SG
obligations: he is serving NS, which can lead him to feel patriotic towards SG as he fights for the people

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Kyung Hoon

Yes he is a Singapore citizen because he had a sense of identity and grew up in Singapore,
Although he said his race will always be Korean, his identity is Singaporean

He is very proud to identify as Singaporean

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alvin
yes we consider him as a singaporean. he has lived in singapore all his life and was brought up in sg. he even served ns

he has become a responsible citizen

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1) yes. Because they fulfilled the obligations when they were living in Singapore like serving NS.
2) these attributes help them feel more sense of belonging towards Singapore as they get to know and understand the different types of Singaporeans

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alvin, tanzania
—> sense of identity
-singlish accent
-acts like a singaporean (eg. running for the bus)
-racist comment made alvin feel offended
-stick to his ‘guns’, do what he thinks is right instead of worrying about what other people think about him as many are racist to his culture and race (eg. his teacher)
—> identifies as a singaporean
-treated differently despite living in singapore and having many friends there (different password)
-identifies as a singaporean not because of his legal status but because of his sense of identity, living in singapore and considering her his home
-african on the outside, but his life is here
-contributing and serving singapore by going for ns as a service to his country

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Kyung hoon, South Korea
1. No, because he is not a citizen of Singapore and based on what he mentioned, he will always be a Korean living in Singapore. Furthermore, he does not have the shared values like Singaporeans do. For example, he said that he represents his country and his parents rather than doing it for oneself.
2. Because of his mindset, he will always be a Korean at heart. No matter what citizenship he has.

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In pairs, choose 1 interviewee of the 2, Kyung Hoon (South Korea) or Alvin (Tanzania).

After watching, answer the following questions on Padlet.

1) Do you consider this person to be a Singapore citizen? Why? Using examples from the video and at least 1 attribute of Citizenship to explain.
2) How do these attributes help them shape their understanding of citizenship? / What kind of citizen have they become as a result?

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