Dalin Sao and Gareth Woo are now friends
May 2
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May 2
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Final Presentation Link!

I put it up on YouTube as an unlisted video: https://youtu.be/cNg8kuhXTXM
May 2
Gareth Woo posted a status
Podcast Link: In case it did not go through!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QNxQr9mp834c407yQCxq8YQx6NSBuGQP/v...
May 2
Gareth Woo commented on Joanne Bong’s status
"Your progress with both Eunkyung and Kate sounds really rewarding! It's great that you're tackling specific aspects of Korean grammar like tense and spelling, which can be tricky but are so important for fluency. You seem to have learned a lot…"
May 2
Gareth Woo commented on Joyce Kim’s status
"Budae jjigae sounds delicious! I think it's really cool how much cultural and historical significance a bowl of soup can have, and I think you explained it beautifully. I especially like how you connected food to memory and emotion, and your use of…"
May 2
Gareth Woo commented on Janice Park’s status
"It's really inspiring to see you connect to your cultural roots through language at UR. It's unfortunate that UR is yet to develop a Korean LLC, yet from having SDLC 105 together, I can see your passion for learning a language. I especially liked…"
May 2
Gareth Woo commented on Janice Park’s status
"I've seen clips of gimjang, but I never realised its cultural significance! Kimchi has received global significance and popularity as more people are introduced to the unique flavors of the dish, yet I feel little is talked about the significance of…"
May 2
Gareth Woo replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, March 30: Discussion Post #8 on the Ning
"I love that you put examples of your writing while learning Hindi! As someone who tried learning Hindi back in highschool, I understand the challenges of adapting to a new script. It's one thing to understand the language, its another challenge to…"
May 2
Gareth Woo commented on Josh Pantaloni’s status
"I love using cooking videos to learn languages! There's a layer of intimacy that cooking brings that isn't reflected in the traditional academic ways of learning a new language. You get to use terminology and vocabulary that are likely more utilized…"
May 2
Gareth Woo commented on Jeremy Um’s status
"This is a great post that highlights how Korean fashion blends minimalism with modern trends. I thought that this was an interesting topic to tackle, yet one that I feel is very effective. I've heard of people talking about "airport fashion" but I…"
May 2
Gareth Woo commented on Lavi Ohana’s status
"You're making great progress with your Hebrew learning! It’s awesome that your lessons are now more interactive and focused on speaking and understanding sentence structure. Learning about word roots and patterns is a smart way to build your…"
May 2
Gareth Woo commented on Leo Barnes’s status
"Wow, this is such an impressive and well-rounded approach to language learning! It’s clear you’ve put a lot of thought, structure, and passion into your Portuguese journey, especially as you prepare for full immersion in Rio. It's really cool to see…"
May 2
Gareth Woo replied to Annie Hankin's discussion Annie Learning Journal 1: Yiddish
"That's fascinating! It's inspiring to see someone reconnecting with their heritage through Yiddish. It must be challenging learning a dying language, yet I admire your perseverance to continue exploring resources! I do believe that language plays a…"
May 2
Gareth Woo posted a discussion
The International Fair recently became an annual celebration at the University of Richmond. This April marked the third year this event occurred! Despite the power outage, we saw high attendance, as hundreds of eager students rushed into THC, full…
May 2
Gareth Woo posted discussions
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