"I love the way you describe how the lnaguages lost offer so much more than just words. It is truly fascinating how much knowledge of subjects beyond communication can be conveyed through how a language structures its words. I also really like the…"

"Your last point is very interesting to me. 
When crafting my research study, I didn't even think about the dilectal variations, especially those between older and younger generations. That is so important though since each generation has unique…"

"I love your inclusion of how the key role indigenous communities play. I feel thsi point is often overlooked by the more flashy creations of radio shows and school curriculum. 
I also agree that reviving a dead language is especially difficult due…"

"Russian belongs to the Indo-European language family. It rests with other major languages such as English, Spanish, French, and Hindi. Within the Indo-European language family, Russian is a part of the Slavic languages, grouped with languages…"

"This is really interesting! I love how you connected Korean language and culture to historical roots of nearby countries. That really goes to show how so many languages are connected– through common culture of the past. That also makes sense as to…"

"Russian culture is particularly interesting to me due to its high level of sociolinguistic competence. 
Russian culture highly values genuinity and emotional control, especially when it comes to strangers. This results in a general attribute of…"

"Your process to learning to differentiate different sounds really resonates with me. I am also strugling to hear the difference in Russian sounds that do not have an English translation or sounds where in English there is no subtle pronunciation…"

"In summary, “Figuring Foreigners Out” looks at the following categories and how different cultures fall on the relative scale/examples of culture-specific practices: Individualist– Collectivist, Non-verbal communication, Monilochronic– Polychronic…"