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Can You Speak English? | Three Korean Women's Experiences

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Can Korean people speak English? That was the question we explored in this discussion. Three young women studying at Seoul Women's University in South Korea talked about their own experiences of learning a foreign language and how it ultimately became something more than just education or study.
Hyun Minjung is a second-year student in the Department of Child Studies
Eo Gyeongin is a first-year student in the Department of Applied Food System
Jeon Yunseo is a first-year student in the Department of Journalism and Media
This episode again featuring Jeon Yunseo
Find them on Instagram
Yunseo: @y_jeon_s
Minjung: @llovnj
Gyeongin: @djurbyrfish
Discussion Outline
0:00 Encountering English for the First Time
7:50 Was English ever hard?
13:35 What kind of English Accent?
25:45 Learning English in Korea
34:15 Is there a Socio-Economic Aspect to English in Korea?
40:50 Having an English Name?
48:14 Korean Celebrities Speaking English
53:30 Interacting with Foreigners
1:01:20 Swearing in English
1:07:13 Is English more Democratic than Korean?
1:14:28 Would you Date Someone Who can't Speak English?
1:23:00 How to Learn English Online?
1:30:50 Advice for Learning English
1:47:40 Changing Korean Identity
Korea Deconstructed by David Tizzard
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6 авг 2024

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@britzman9905 6 месяцев назад

It's so interesting how people's environment growing up develops their accent! I lost my British accent when I left my British school almost immediately. You can clearly hear where each of the guests grew up in. Minjung could play top billing in a harry potter film and I totally agree with her it sounds more classy. Sometimes I think about teaching my students the British pronunciation of words because I can still fake the accent (poorly).

@DavidTizzard 6 месяцев назад

I guess the interesting thing is that, despite growing up in South Korea, the mere exposure to British content has furnished Minjung with a quality accent!! Can't wait to see her staring in Potter-based content lmao

@ayampopski1404 6 месяцев назад

An interesting take about learning English, as I grew up in Southeast Asia and of course people look up to American shows as the point of reference when it comes to accent. I also find certain accents more fascinating than the others but every accent has its own unique and distinctive personalities, to which I can dig into the history on how accents develop from time to time. After watching your chat with Bart, Jasmyn, and now these wonderful and knowledegeable women, I decided to sub to this channel. Really insightful! Keep doing the great work, David!

@DavidTizzard 6 месяцев назад

What a lovely comment. Thank you for sharing your own story and experiences. I have hundreds of students each year from all over Southeast Asia and I love the variety of sounds and accents they bring. As well as names!! Hope to keep speaking to a wide variety of people. Let us know if there are any guests or topics you would like to hear about. Really appreciate the sub and positive vibes!

@ayampopski1404 5 месяцев назад

@@DavidTizzard as I listened to your episode with Jacco, you talked about coffee and that makes me remember of one Barista World Champion from Korea in 2019. Her name is Jeon Jooyeon and I think she is based in Busan. Maybe you can talk with her about coffee scene in Korea and its influence in the society. I also want to hear perspective from SE-Asia students on your podcast and their challenges to adapt with Korean society. That would be awesome!

@DavidTizzard 7 месяцев назад

Discussion Outline 0:00 Encountering English for the First Time 7:50 Was English ever hard? 13:35 What kind of English Accent? 25:45 Learning English in Korea 34:15 Is there a Socio-Economic Aspect to English in Korea? 40:50 Having an English Name? 48:14 Korean Celebrities Speaking English 53:30 Interacting with Foreigners 1:01:20 Swearing in English 1:07:13 Is English more Democratic than Korean? 1:14:28 Would you Date Someone Who can't Speak English? 1:23:00 How to Learn English Online? 1:30:50 Advice for Learning English 1:47:40 Changing Korean Identity

@DavidTizzard 7 месяцев назад

When did you start learning English? What did you think of the three women's English levels?