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does anyone have any recs for native websites/apps (=not made for learners) that are fun to read? i’m not interested in the news....i’m considering getting a magazine subscription from honto but i figured i’d ask what ppl are reading before i decide for sure 🤔

#japanese #japanese resources #langblr #me 2 q

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source: 透明愛好家tomei on youtube

link to the video in notes

#Japanese food artist #wow #japanese

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24.04.30

ごめんね - sorry

黒 (くろ) - black

わかった - (casual form) to understand

場合 (ばあい) - case, ocassion, situation, circumstances

遅刻 (ちこく) - lateness, tardiness, to be late

テスト - test

キレイ - pretty

#langblr #japanese #japanese langblr #japanese vocab #asra talks #sailor moon vocab

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2024年四月３０日(火曜日)

Today's kanji practice, ft vocab from サ－ラ－ム－ン (Sailor Moon). I mostly picked words I could recognise plus some kanji that seem like they will appear often (especially 遅刻 (ちこく) which is to be late). (I know the つ is in the wrong place in the photo 💀 I'll fix it tomorrow)

Today was pretty good. I managed to sort out most of the photos on my phone. Just the WhatsApp ones are left to finish transferring now. Emailed my supervisor (who is on leave apparently) and was so brave about it.

I've almost fully completed today's quest list but, since it's almost midnight, the book reviews might wait till tomorrow.

#asra's journal #studyblr #langblr #japanese langblr #gradblr

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cats are full of love and violence. can relate.

#meee #txt #me 2 q

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i wanna know what everyone’s majors are mutuals i want to know i love you and i’m interested

#what prev said.. we dont really have major/minors #english lit and psychology tho #studyblr

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Gonna go to gym now. Later is Japanese and I'll end off the day with watching Tintin in Spanish. Maybe if I'm awake enough I'll finish and post the book reviews.

2024年四月三十日(火曜日)

Dissertation 🖋 📓

•Email Supervisor literally took like 3 min

•See what i can salvage from last year's work it's not too much, but it'll come in handy. This is what happens when you change the texts

Language 🗨 💬

🇯🇵

•kanji and katakana practice

•personal pronoun grammar

•Read 4 pages of Sailor Moon

🇪🇸

•Reading

•Finish watching El Loto Azul

⭐️💚 (Esperanto)

•Duolingo

Dailies and misc.

•Gym

•Cleaning

•Make roti

•Book reviews

•Update Notion

•Clear out phone storage

#asra's quest log

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when will somebody designed a birdfeeder shaped like prometheus where the birds eat out of where his liver will be

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Obsessed with the implications of Odysseus never forgiving Palamedes for making him take part in this war. He commits more atrocities for victory than nearly anybody else.

He leads Iphigenia to the alter, he convinces Achilles to lead the slaughter, he creates the horse to sack the city, he throws Astyanax from the walls, he gives Polyxena to Neoptolemus,

and he doesn't even want to be there. He's not fighting to win; he's fighting to leave.

#Odysseus

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my desi rapunzel designs (cuz she is) ☀️☀️

#art

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I had a dream that the Hot New Discourse™ was that you "shouldn't call yourself a Bottom unless you look like him" with a picture of the donkey-headed Nick Bottom from Shakespeare's A Midsummer Nights Dream.

#Nick Bottom #Shakespeare #a midsummer night's dream

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glad to see that not only was "live, laugh, love" was a concept in ancient rome but they were also displaying the sentiment in forums for all to see

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How To Read and Understand Japanese Sentences.

As you know, Japanese language is a SOV (Subject-Object-Verb) pattern while English is SVO pattern.

Some learners may know a good amount of vocabulary words but they still cannot understand the meaning of a sentence even if they know how to read every single word in that sentence. Why is that so?

This may be due to learners reading the wrong way. In order to understand Japanese sentences, follow the following steps:

1. Identify the subject with the noun followed by either a は or が. (Usually in the beginning of a sentence but there are some writers who purposely put the subject in the middle.)

2. Read the end of the sentence to locate the verb. Yes, you read this right. Just go straight to the end of the sentence to identify the verb.

Example:

私はその人を常に先生と呼んでいた。

In this sentence, the subject is 「私は」。Next, go straight to the end and identify the verb

Here, the verb is 「呼んでいた」 which means "called".

So now, you know what the subject is doing with 私は and 呼んでいた which means "I called."

Next, read the rest of the middle part 「その人を常に先生と…」 meaning "that person always teacher"

The whole sentence means "I always called that person as teacher."

Note: This sentence is the first opening line from the Japanese classic literature novel 「こころ」 by 夏目漱石。

#japanese #japanese grammar #japanese langblr #langblr

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there should be a socially acceptable way to say "im not sure what to say to that. can you say something different"

#txt

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This is a nice sign to look at. 10/10 for composition.

he looks so confident

#tarot

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The flower spikes look very seussian

#plants #drosera!

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Doesn't give a damn

... except you do. You care too much and pretend you don't, you're wary of opening up because you've been hurt before, but when you trust someone you're the best and most loyal friend anyone could ever hope for.

I made a quiz! What kind of queer are you based on Aesthetic and Vibe https://uquiz.com/tWx6Vn

#rude #uquiz