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Post Study Abroad Notes: Pt 1
Post Study Abroad Notes: Pt 1
* Written by JLH 6/28/2022* * Note: This post is a bit of a reflection on my thoughts after returning from study abroad, so it is a bit emotional at points. Just as a fair warning. * The cherry blossom festival in Sinchon, the neighborhood across the street from Yonsei University.연세대학교 앞에 있는 시촌에서 벚꽃축제중 찍은 사진입니다. Long time no write, I guess. After roughly four months abroad in Korea studying…
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Pt 5/5: Yonsei Spring 2022 UCEAP Pre-Departure Notes
Pt 5/5: Yonsei Spring 2022 UCEAP Pre-Departure Notes
*Written by JLH 2/5/2022* Hello there! It’s been a few weeks since my last post, so I thought it was about time to make my last blog post for my Yonsei Spring 2022 UCEAP Pre-Departure Notes– because I’ll be leaving for Korea very soon! There’s a lot of stuff that’s happened and lots of things I’ve come to know since I last wrote, so I’ll include an overview of the main points. Quarantine…
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Pt 4: Yonsei Spring 2022 UCEAP Pre-Departure Notes
Pt 4: Yonsei Spring 2022 UCEAP Pre-Departure Notes
* Written 1/12/2022 by JLH* More on my pre-departure experiences before I travel to Korea to study at Yonsei University for the Spring 2022 Semester with UCEAP! Part 4 of many, probably. Quarantine Housing Plans Finally getting confirmation that I’d be able to stay at SK Global House during the regular housing period was definitely a relief, but finding quarantine has been an extra challenge.…
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Yonsei Spring 2022 UCEAP Pre-Departure Notes Pt 3
Yonsei Spring 2022 UCEAP Pre-Departure Notes Pt 3
*By JLH on 12/18/2021* Hello again! It hasn’t been as long of a gap this time since I last posted something about Yonsei, but I do have a few updates to share. Okay wow, I just checked the date, and it’s been more than two weeks since I last posted something.. I could have sworn it was only a few days ago, but oh well haha.. Anyways! Since I last wrote, I finally woke up about a week ago to…
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Yonsei UCEAP Spring 2022 Pre-Departure Notes Pt 2
More notes on my upcoming Yonsei UCEAP Spring 2022 Semester Trip
By JLH 12/5/2021 It’s been a few months since I last wrote, but there hasn’t been many updates until recently. Only last week did I receive an email from Yonsei SAY telling me I had been officially accepted to their program, and would be receiving the Certificate of Admission and other documents to start the visa process in the coming weeks. So in the meantime, all of us exchange students have…
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Yonsei Spring 2022 UCEAP Pre-Departure Notes
Yonsei Spring 2022 UCEAP Pre-Departure Notes
Written by JLH – 7/17/2021 Hello there! I’ve been thinking about starting a series of posts about my upcoming semester abroad at Yonsei University through the University of California’s UCEAP partnership, and I’ve finally gotten around to writing my first post. This update may not be super exciting or upbeat, since I am still in the early stages of study abroad planning for next Spring, but I…
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Influences of Modern Korean Manhwa in the 1990s-2000s
Influences of Modern Korean Manhwa in the 1990s-2000s
Written by JLH 6/3/2021 for a Korean History Course Final Paper In the late 1990s to 2000s, Korea faced several socio-cultural, economic, and historical events that shaped its popular culture and entertainment industries. Following rapid industrialization in the post-Korean War period, Korea’s cultural and economic identity began to merge with major economic powers, like the United States and…
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A Digital Fast for 2020
A Digital Fast for 2020
Written by JLH 10/23/2020 for a Cognitive Consequences of Technology Class *Note: This article is merely a journal for a digital fast assignment, my thoughts and opinions are representative of what I believed in October 2020. A lot has changed since then, so keep that in mind. Thanks!* Pre-Fast Notes: What’s “digital tech”? Potential problems? Predictions? The idea of doing a digital fast for…
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Zooming Through 2020 (and 2021): Cognitive Consequences of Zoom Uni
Zooming Through 2020 (and 2021): Cognitive Consequences of Zoom Uni
Written by JLH 12/09/2020 for a Cognitive Consequences of Technology Course Introduction: What is Zoom and Where Did it Come From? During the COVID-19 pandemic, K-12 schools, universities, offices, families, and friend groups have taken to meeting virtually through a video-conferencing system, Zoom, which has become the new alternative to “IRL.” Though Zoom’s rise to popularity seemed sudden,…
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A handful of advanced beginner and up Korean language resources
Another pre-requisite to the “A Monster in the Garden” story. But with shapeshifting!
Pensford, Somerset / England (by Oliver Jordan).
𝕔𝕙𝕚𝕟𝕖𝕤𝕖 𝕝𝕖𝕒𝕣𝕟𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕣𝕖𝕤𝕠𝕦𝕣𝕔𝕖𝕤
here is a list of some really helpful mandarin resources that i found recently! all of the underlined ones are live links :)
chinese-grammar: i’m gonna be honest here, this grammar website is IMPRESSIVE. it provides 22 lessons and an extensive and detailed explanation of chinese script and characters (with a really long list of characters). i only just recently came across this website but i totally see myself using this, like, all the time. i highly highly highly recommend it!
chineseboost : this website is definitely an awesome long-term resource! it provides lessons for pretty much all levels of chinese (a1-c1, hsk1-hsk5) so everything is in one place! it also has some super helpful tools such as as a hanzi to pinyin translator and a blog where they have tips and study strategies!
LTL mandarin school : although the posts on this blog are a little limited, i feel like the posts that they do have are pretty helpful, especially their “complete guides” to basic chinese grammar! this is definitely not a primary resource, but since it has some helpful stuff i decided to include it :)
HSK 1: i find myself coming back again and again to this app! it’s a super super accessible resources and really interesting as a beginner chinese learner since it kind of throws you in the deep-end with its built-in games, and it’s honestly quite refreshing. it also provides a huuuuge bank of vocabulary as well as sentences!
HSKOnline: this app is most useful to people who plan to take the hsk exams. i believe it provides all 5 hsk levels with practice exams, exercises, and important vocabulary! i personally have not completely dived into this app since i am very much not exam ready haha, but i can see how it would be very very helpful for people who want to formalize language learning. (honestly it’s great for casual language learners as well since you can just pretend that they are practice tests or fake tests)
Infinite Chinese: this app is great if you are a beginner and you want a fun and interactive way to dive into the language! it’s also a great warmup activity. infinite chinese is basically an app that has a game very similar to quizlet’s meteor game thing (i hope you know what i mean) and it also covers quite a lot of vocabulary. it’s great for review as well! :) i’ve used this app multiple times for entertainment too, so it really helps you pick the language up a little faster!
pleco chinese dictionary : needless to say, it’s super important to have a mandarin dictionary since the vocabulary and script is so expansive. i feel like this dictionary is particularly awesome since there is handwriting input (you can write out a character using your own hand) that will give you the definition and pinyin of whatever you wrote! this is great since it’s sometimes easy to mix up definitions and pronunciations since the language is so nuanced. ans, because it’s an app, it’s nice and accessible and not to mention portable lol
scripts: this app has been something i find myself coming back to over and over again for not only mandarin, but other languages as well! for mandarin specifically, it gives you a really strong foundation on chinese radicals (if you are new to the language: radicals are the fundamental and most basic strokes that makes up the mandarin script- it’s super important to learn them because it will help you write and also sometimes help you with the definition of words you may not know quite yet) which is super helpful, especially in the long run.
lingodeer: honestly speaking, lingodeer is a great app to learn mandarin! even though it somewhat forces you to go through all the basics before jumping into the meat (but that’s pretty much every language learning app so i’m not surprised about it), it provides a good review of things you already learned and does it pretty thoroughly. a lot better than duolingo
TikTok en Français
Salut! I hope that everyone is doing great~ Time has been flying with my classes. Its coming to a month since I’m at home for the semester. I am getting used to it thus far.
Anyways, for all french language learners, I wanted to share my newly discovered way of practicing on your french listening and reading.
Watch French Tik Toks. I’m serious.
I’m not referring to the dancing ones but some really interesting ones that talk about about tips and tricks.
Right now, I’m following the hashtag #MeilleurConseil , where they TikTokers speaking and having written texts sharing helpful tips on just about anything.
I believe that the best ways to practice is to integrate the language in your daily life through social media since we are using it everyday. Of course Tik Tok has a bad rep for propagating some really unpleasant stuff but it has help spread good things too. Let’s use it wisely to our advantage ~
Try it out lemme know what you think !
Share any other tik tok hashtags that you guys find interesting for other to check out too. ~~
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