If I received a research grant to conduct a linguistic study focused on ASL, I would first establish strong connections with members of the Deaf community and relevant organizations. Building trust and ensuring ethical research practices would be ess
Read more…Things are going pretty well so far. Before this class, I honestly had no idea what to expect, but I’ve really enjoyed learning about linguistics. I especially like hearing how everyone in class is approaching their language learning. It’s interestin
Read more…Episodes 10 through 13 felt like the culmination of the season, combining technical skill with everyday Korean food culture. Even as the competition reached its peak, the chefs continued to rely on familiar concepts and ingredients.
One new term was 포
Read more…Episodes 7 through 9 focused more on traditional dishes and collaboration between chefs. This transition helped me understand how Korean food culture balances preservation of tradition with teamwork and harmony.
One key ingredient was 황태 (hwangtae), d
Read more…In Episodes 4 through 6, Culinary Class War shifted its focus toward regional ingredients and local specialties from across South Korea. This made my language learning feel more connected to geography and regional identity. Rather than treating ingre
Read more…For my self-directed Korean language study, I watched the first three episodes of Culinary Class War Season 2 on Netflix. I wanted to engage with Korean as it is used naturally while also learning about Korean food culture, which is an area I find pe
Read more…Languages usually go extinct when younger generations stop learning them and switch to a more useful/more widely spoken language. This can happen because of globalization, colonization, school systems, or jobs that require more dominant languages. On
Read more…So many languages are used all over the world, but so many have also gone extinct. The languages that become extinct are usually spoken by a smaller population, and as that population becomes older, the language gets lost. In the video we watched, th
Read more…When a language dies, a culture loses identity and pride. Languages go extinct when a dominant language is adopted through cultural assimilation or colonization. To preserve the language, linguistics documents with dictionaries, textbooks, recordings
Read more…Looking back at my initial learning plan, I think things are progressing steadily, though not without some adjustments. One of the biggest changes has been a shift toward more consistent, smaller daily practice on multiple tasks rather than occasiona
Read more…Languages go extinct when people stop being immersed in them and using them. This can happen through remote populations aging out and having less speakers to teach the next generation or more dominant languages being adopted in an area/community and
Read more…Languages go extinct, and die, when the number of native speakers becomes dangerously low and there is little to no written information documenting these languages to preserve its continuity. This can happen for a number of reasons, the economic nece
Read more…Language go extinct when they are no longer spoken in their own communities and families, especially when parents stop speaking their language to their children. This is usually because a dominant language offers more economic or social opportunities
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Languages go extinct as their communities of speakers shrink and fewer people become able to share them (especially if, in some cases, they are not written or recorded), and as other languages begin to become used more frequently in daily life. I ha
Read more…I have learned how to read Korean and recognize the characters. I am still learning how to pronounce when I read. Learning about the different vowels in the English language, phonemes, and the air or tension helped me better understand sounds and how
Read more…My learning plan has evolved in several ways, and will continue to develop as I realize new practice strategies and am able to access more materials and vocabulary. We covered the basic grammar points I had outlined much more quickly than I anticipat
Read more…Everything has been going well with my learning plan. I think that I could do better regarding switching up my way of learning. In my plan I included more games and worksheets but in reality, I have been sticking to more flashcards, listening practic
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