Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, April 13: Discussion Post #10 on the Ning
"If I received a research grant to conduct a study in Korean, I would focus on how second generation Koreans maintain, lose, or relearn the Korean language as a part of their cultural identity. My study would focus on Korean-American communities,…"
Saturday
Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, April 6: Discussion Post #9 on the Ning
"Languages go extinct for a variety of reasons, many of which are rooted in social, political, and economic pressures. The readings and video show how dominant languages replace minority ones, due to globalization, education systems, and media…"
Apr 4
Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, March 30: Discussion Post #8 on the Ning
"Yes, I have started writing in Korean. I prefer writing freehand over typing since I am not as accustomed to typing. I have had previous experience writing in Korean, but not as much experience typing. However, I do make an effort to practice typing…"
Mar 28
Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, March 23: Discussion Post #7 on the Ning
"After reviewing my recorded presentation on my learning plan, I can see how my approach to learning Korean has changed. Initially, my plan focused primarily on structured study, such as vocabulary building, grammar drills, and pronunciation…"
Mar 18
Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, March 2: Discussion Post #6 on the Ning
"Korean belongs to the Koreanic language family, although its broader classification is commonly debated among linguists. Over time, Korean has undergone significant changes due to contact with other languages such as Chinese and Japanese, which have…"
Mar 18
Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, February 23: Discussion Post #5 on the Ning. 
"One intriguing aspect of Korean culture is Korean collectivism and group harmony, which influences everything from social interactions to workplace etiquette. Unlike individualistic cultures such as America, Korean society places a strong emphasis…"
Feb 23
Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, February 16: Discussion Post #4 on the Ning
"Sound refers to the spoken pronunciation of a word while spelling refers to the sequence of letters that we understand as the given word. This is significant because the way many words are written do not directly correspond to the way they are…"
Feb 15
Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, February 9: Discussion Post #3 on the Ning
"Learning Korean requires an interdisciplinary approach that incorporates different disciplines such as phonetics, phonology, and syntax. Each of these perspectives provides an insight into different aspects of the language, which in turn leads to a…"
Feb 9
Samuel Lee posted a status
My Learning Plan
Learner Name: Samuel Lee Semester: Spring 2025
Language: Korean Course: SDLC 105

Where are you now? What can you do? What do you know?
Right now, I would say that I am at an intermediate-mid level of Korean. I can understand what…
Jan 31
Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5pm on Sunday, February 2: Discussion Post #2 on the Ning
"Strorti’s Figuring Foreigners Out and the Hofstede Dimensions of Culture both explore cultural differences and how they shape human interactions. Both focus on the patterns and biases that go on across different countries. However, I am most…"
Jan 30
Samuel Lee replied to Global Studio's discussion Due by 5:00pm on Sunday, January 26: Discussion Post #1 on the Ning
"Much of the “How the brain handles language” builds on the ideas I learned in AP Psychology during high school. For example, I learned that the left hemisphere of the brain is considered dominant in managing language related functions. Within the…"
Jan 29
Samuel Lee posted a status
Much of the “How the brain handles language” builds on the ideas I learned in AP Psychology during high school. For example, I learned that the left hemisphere of the brain is considered dominant in managing language related functions. Within the…
Jan 23
Samuel Lee posted a status
Much of my early language learning was very informal. I grew up speaking Korean at home with both my parents, who immigrated to the US before I was born. I never attended Korean school or learned from a tutor, but was rather taught through…
Jan 16
Samuel Lee is now a member of The SDLAP Ning
Jan 15