(Izzy and Sha)
Izzy
(not easy/eezy/izi/ etc..) is a 21 year old XX born and bred in Malaysia. She
has always been a state hopper (started in Sarawak-Penang- Kuala Lumpur- Kedah-
now Kuala Lumpur) and spent half of her life acquiring different dialects as
well as getting adjusted to the different cultural registries state by state. She
could be defined by her strong enthusiasm in languages, good reading materials,
poetry and music.
Izzy’s
partner in crime, 22 (2016) year old Sha is a pure
Kelantanese and currently pursuing Bachelors degree in ENCOM. Both Sha and Izzy
were alumnus of Korean Language Institute in Sun Moon University, South Korea. Before we move any further,
let’s create a room as to answer the big question. Why Korea? Her exchange programme
over there somehow has opened up her mind about the uniqueness of a different culture. Living
in a different environment, culture and social expectations had her realized
that the basic tolerance and the act of trying to understand another culture
unconsciously had granted her a lifetime priceless experience. The experience
that she gathered had transformed her to be a more open-minded person now.
MaSeoulPalette
is an initiative taken by two culture-driven roommates [Izzy and Sha] in the
pursuit of venturing the colourful ideas of cultures, precisely between
Malaysia and South Korea(대한민국)
together with observing the intersections that might appear somewhere around
the lines. Intercultural communication and the variations that come within is
our cup of tea. We serve as a cultural café that welcomes all readers from
different walks of life. Therefore, we are more than delightful if you could
share your experiences
with the rest of the world in our palette. So
all you have to do is just to sit back, relax and enjoy reading while
travelling with us^^
Salam Izzy and Sis Sha :)
ReplyDeleteWe really agree with the point stated in your post above that going to a new place can really help us to be more open-minded as we need to tolerate and accept other cultures and learn how to respect others. One day, we hope that we will have the same opportunity as you guys to go to the students' exchange programme.