...1 BAM! Korean - Hangul - 한글 Hangul Stroke order [1] Letter placement within a block: Blocks are always written in phonetic order, initial-medial-final [2] 가 고 과 간 곤 관 갆 곦 괂 ㄱ +ㅏ ㄱ+ㅗ ㄱ + ㅗ +ㅏ ㄱ +ㅏ+ㄴ ㄱ+ ㅗ+ㄴ ㄱ+ ㅗ+ㅏ+ㄴ ㄱ +ㅏ+ㄴ+ㅎ ㄱ+ ㅗ+ㄴ+ㅎ ㄱ+ ㅗ+ㅏ+ㄴ+ㅎ 2 BAM! Korean - Hangul - 한글 Consonant Font 1 Vowel Font 5 가 Font 6 가 Font 8 가 Font 9 Font 1 가 Font 3 가 Font 5 아 Font 6 아 Font 8 아 Font 9 아 Font 3 아 가 나 나 나 나 나 나 야 야 야 야 야 야 다 다 다 다 다 다 어 어 어 어 어 어 라 라 라 라 라 라 여 여 여 여 여 여 마 마 마 마 마 마 오 오 오 오 오 오 바 바 바 바 바 바 요 요 요 요 요 요 사 사 사 사 사 사 우 우 우 우 우 우 아 아 아 아 아 아 유 유 유 유 유 유 자 자 자 자 자 자 으 으 으 으 으 으 차 차 차 차 차 차 이 이 이 이 이 이 카 카 카 카 카 카 애 애 애 애 애 애 타 타 타 타 타 타 얘 얘 얘 얘 얘 얘 파 파 파 파 파 파 에 에 에 에 에 에 하 하 하 하 하 하 예 예 예 예 예 예 까 까 까 까 까 까 외 외 외 외 외 외 따 따 따 따 따 따 왜 왜 왜 왜 왜 왜 빠 빠 빠 빠 빠 빠 와 와 와 와 와 와 싸 싸 싸 싸 싸 ...
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...Making Use of English Subtitled K-Pop MV in Exploring Students’ Extensive Reading Comprehension YUNINGSIH Telkom University, Indonesia yuningsihlegiman@gmail.com ABSTRACT Studies on captions and subtitles in EFL learning gave positive effects on comprehension and vocabulary acquisition (Chung, 1996, Neurnan & Koskinen, 1992; Price, 1983; Vanderplank, 1988, 1993). Using song in ELT was highly impressive and motivating (Murphey, 1992; Lied, 2000). This study was designed to investigate the use of English-subtitled K-Pop MV in exploring students’ extensive reading ability. In this case study, five students, four girls and one boy, were selected. To collect the data, document analysis and an in-depth interview were conducted. The findings showed in comprehending the song, the students’ interpretations were still shallow and relying heavily on summary of narrative with very low-level inference. Meanwhile in vocabulary acquisition, it helped their better understanding wider range vocabulary, either in English or Korean. In addition, using K-Pop for learning English was more interesting and enjoyable, it is also motivating. Overall, using English-subtitle on K-Pop can be used as an alternative way to enliven extensive reading. Keywords: Subtitle, comprehension, extensive reading, interpretation, inference. INTRODUCTION The Korean wave—”hallyu” in Korean—refers to a surge in the international visibility of Korean culture, beginning in East Asia in the 1990s and continuing...
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...Cheska Jane G. Arriola Ms. Benetha Huera English 2 20 February 2013 Korean Pop invasion in the Philippines: a Threat to OPM? I. Introduction For the past few years, there has been a distinctive foreign genre that catches the attention of Filipino music lovers. Thousands of Filipinos especially teenagers go crazy over the so what called “K-pop” music. K-pop is an abbreviation for the term Korean pop which is continuously making a buzz not only in the Philippines but also in other parts of the world. Holden defined K-pop as “a musical genre and subculture originating in South Korea which comprises a wide spectrum of musical and visual elements” (144). If Korea has what they call as K-pop, the Philippines has its very own “OPM” or Original Pilipino Music. OPM is referred to as “Philippine pop songs, particularly ballads, such as those popular after the collapse of its predecessor, the Manila Sound, in the late 1970s, up until the present” (Basijan 18). The spread of K-pop music in the country resulted to K-pop invasion or what others refer to as “K-pop fever”. Unknown to some, this phenomenon is giving threats to the OPM industry since it affects many aspects of it. Because of the Korean Pop invasion in the Philippines which influences a lot of Filipino teenagers to patronize K-pop music, it poses threats to the Original Pilipino Music industry in terms of the album sales, organization of local concerts and the worst is, it might be more popular than OPM in the near future. II. The...
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...2NE1 MEMBER PROFILE Standard 2NE1 (투애니원) Means: New Evolution of the 21st Century Entertainment Company: YG Entertainment Debut Date: May 16, 2009 Fan Club: Blackjacks Fan Color: Hot Pink Twitter Facebook YouTube Park Bom (박봄) Born: March 24, 1984 165CM (5 feet 4 inches) 45KG (99 IBS) Blood Type: AB Position: Main Vocalist Twitter Me2Day Instagram Fun Facts: Has lymph nodes Can speak English, Japanese and Chinese Used to live in the United States Favorite color is green but also loves Pink and Red Almost cried after hearing UGLY She use to sleep walk She was rejected when first auditioning for YG but after 3 years she was finally accepted She really wants a Boyfriend She wants to make a collaboration with Big Bang’s Taeyang Park Sandara (박산다라) Born: November 12, 1984 162CM (5 Feet 3 Inches) 40KG (88 IBS) Blood Type: A Position: Vocalist, Face of the group Twitter Me2Day Fun Facts: Little brother is MBLAQ’s Thunder Debuted as an actress in the Philippines before joining 2NE1 Can speak Tagalog and English Used to live in the Philippines She’s really good in math and physics She trained for three years before debuting with 2NE1 The other members believe she is the best in variety shows She likes to wear jeans and t-shirts She always text people because she thinks it awkward if she calls them She likes to steal others phones and put her photo as their background CL (씨엘) Real Name: Lee Chae Rin (이채린) Born: February 26, 1991 ...
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...KABANATA I ANG SULIRANIN AT KALIGIRANG PANGKASAYSAYAN PANIMULA Marami ng iba’t ibang “genre” ng musika ang umusbong sa pagtagal ng panahon, gaya na lamang ng “pop,” “rock,” “emo,” ” jazz” at iba pa. Sa panahon ngayon, partikular sa bansang Pilipinas, maraming humahanga sa “KPOP,” ito ay pinaikling salita ng “Korean Pop.” Kadalasang tinedyer ang tumatangkilik ng musikang ito. Hindi lingid sa kaalaman ng nakararami na nasa lenggwaheng koreano ang mga liriko ng mga kanta na ito. Kaya naman kakaunti lamang ang may kakayahang makaintindi nito. Sa pamamagitan ng mga teknolohiya, mabilis na sumikat, nakilala, at naipakalat ang “KPOP” na musika sa buong mundo, gaya na lamang ng “youtube” na kinalalagyan ng iba’t ibang “video.” Ito ang nagiging daan upang makilala o malaman ng mga tao ang mga bagong musika sa panahon ngayon. Maaari rin ang iba’t ibang “website” sa “internet,” gaya ng “facebook,” “twitter,” at iba pa. Maging sa telebisyon ay naipapalabas ang mga grupo na mga koreano na gumagawa ng mga kantang “KPOP.” Bukod sa galling kumanta at sumayaw ng mga koreanong kabilang sa isang grupo na gumagawa ng kantang “KPOP,” dahil na rin sa ganda, gwapo, at galling nilang pumorma kaya naman madali nilang nakuha ang atensyon ng maraming tao, partikular mga tinedyer. “KPOP” o “Korean Pop” ay isang uri ng musika na nadebelop sa bansang Korea kaya naman puro koreano at koreana ang mga gumagawa ng mga kanta nito na nakasalin sa kanilang sariling wika. Ang mga kabilang sa isang...
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...339 What Is the K in K-pop? South Korean Popular Music, the Culture Industry, and National Identity John Lie* In the early 2010’s, the expansion of South Korean popular culture around the world is led by popular music, usually known as Kpop. In this paper I seek to answer two questions. First, what are the sources of its success beyond the South Korean national border? Secondly, what does it say about contemporary South Korean society and culture? Key Words: K-pop, Korean Wave, Hallyu, South Korean Popular Culture, Popular Music I. Introduction T he phenomenal success of the Korean Wave has generated collective celebration in South Korea.1 In the early 2010s, the national self* John Lie is C.K. Cho Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Berkeley, U.S.A. He received his Ph.D. in Sociology from Harvard University. His forthcoming books include The Global University and The Consolation of Social Theory. E-mail: johnlie@berkeley.edu. 1. The Korean Wave is the literal translation of the term which originated in China ( ; Hánliú). The first character refers to “Korea” and the second usually evokes “flow” or “current,” signifying “style.” The same Chinese characters KOREA OBSERVER, Vol. 43, No. 3, Autumn 2012, pp. 339-363. © 2012 by THE INSTITUTE OF KOREAN STUDIES. 340 John Lie congratulation is especially manifest for the popularity of South Korean popular music (K-pop), which has spread from neighboring Asian countries, such as Japan and...
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