#langbr

[sovietpostcards]

С наступающим!

[s nastupayuschim]

Here's your Russian phrase of the day (or rather, week). It means "Happy upcoming [New Year]" and is used to wish a happy new year to people who you will likely not see/interact with until after the year turns.

Used lots this week in places like the office, shops and any place where you buy or get something, when saying goodbye to taxi drivers, delivery people, gym clerks, house maintenance etc. etc.

#russian language #langbr

[unhonestlymirror]

Some common Ukrainian curses in English by Kyrylo Makashov (makashovskiy)

#Ukraine #Ukrainian language #english #langbr #linguistics #укртумбочка #укртамблер

[caramelcuppaccino]

24.01.2023 • tuesday

day one of my language learning challenge:

-> which languages can you speak besides your native language?

my native language is turkish, and i can speak english.

maybe two years has passed since i purchased it, but today i finally started studying the german a2 course i bought on udemy. then i started watching a youtube channel. i think i’ll keep watching both because it’s more fun! apparently german a2 level starts with modalverben, so today i studied them and wrote down some new words. and then, of course, i did my daily duolingo.

#lunlunstudies #languagelearningwithlunlun #studying #studyblr #studyspo #studystudystudy #study blog #study motivation #studygram #student #studyinspo #langbr #language challenge #german language #langblr #language learning #study area #university student #study space #study hard

[lipowanoc]

Months: January means Styczeń

The name styczeń probably comes from the word "tyka" (diminuitive "tyczka") - meaning: pole, cane. January was a proper time to produce them and also rows of poles were used to mark snow-covered roads.

The other hypothesis it that it comes from the verb "stykać" - to contact in a context of two object touching each other. So styczeń is the time that new year and old year contact.

You can use the word "tyczka" to informally describe a very high and lean person.

#poland #polish language #polish culture #langbr #polish #nature

[poete-sans-vie]

march 23, thursday 🤎

#mine #study #studying #dark academia aesthetic #light academia #dark academia #academia #reading #italian #italian studyblr #langbr #language study #language learning #language #poetesansvie

[xxfaceplantxx]

Studying language is really cool, but I don't know how people can focus. I look for stuff for one and find resources for another and get stuck bluescreening between.

You're looking for Hawaiian stuff? That's chill. Oh hey, here's a little tidbit about toki pona. Oh wow, that word reminds me of Spanish. Oh whoops, did you know English grammar is pretty similar to Dutch? Just a fun fact for ya. Oh geez, that website for ASL sure looks useful. Oh hey-

#language #language learning #langbr #ramble

[cassiopedias]

@cassiopedias’ studyblr introduction

all images are by sleepydaze

a little about me:

name’s cameron, but you call me cassie :)

eighteen years-old

from the united states

college freshman

social work major

classes this semester:

principles of microeconomics

english composition ii

elementary arabic i

pre-calculus algebra

sociology: global perspective

hobbies & interests:

reading/listening to podcasts

recreational swimming

taking walks/hikes

abrahamic religions

semitic languages

coming soon:

@thereadingchallengechallenge’s “#booklr reads australian” challenge

100 days of productivity challenge

@caramelcuppaccino’s “#languagelearningwithlunlun” challenge

my inspos:

@notetaeker @lottiestudying @learnelle @socstudies @bookspinesandspectacles @mackademic @isasarchives @notes-and-chronicles @lacaffeina @phantomcardigan @equinesandeducation @owlchimedes @medstudentblues @emgoesmed @micadomi @juliistudies @princesastudies @slythdiaries

seriously you all are amazing <3

#booklr #studyblr #langbr #studyblr intro #new studyblr #cassierambles #cassiopedias

[eto-ena]

here's a comp of completely random pictures in russian that make me giggle: pt 1??

(news article) a blogger got lost in a forest shooting a video on how to not get lost in a forest

um so whens this gonna turn into crab flavored lays

"please, don't knock on the glass! Dusen'ka is resting!"

-aha, you've got lack of tea and sweets -i knew it

a poet Valery Bryusov sitting under a table because he likes it

and my personal favorite that doesn't need a translation:

have a great holiday!

#russian #russian language #learn russian #langbr #languages #russian memes #memes #best memes

[lost-neurons]

23/08/2023

gotta update my poor verbs wall with new ones. today i did a full study routine duolingo+flashcards+book, quite proud of myself 📓

#studyspo #study blog #studyblr #chaotic academia #study journal #study motivation #study tumblr #studying #langbr

[sovietpostcards]

For those learning Russian

Всем привет! I know there are people who learn Russian among my followers. I also run a local club for (Russian) people who learn English. I've been thinking I'd like to connect you people somehow. :)

How about this. Send me or comment with a question and a short intro of yourself (in Russian!) I will forward it to the club and have them answer the questions and write their own intros in English.

No great skill is needed, it's just for a bit of fun :)

#russian language #langbr

[unhonestlymirror]

GUYS

So you know "bičiulis" in Lithuanian means "best friend"? and it is literally translated as "bee friend"?

Its English equivalent would be

Beestie.

🐝BEESTIE🐝

#HAHAHSHSHSHDHDHDHF #Lithuania #Lithuanian language #langbr #Lithuanian langbr #linguistics

[caramelcuppaccino]

hi and hello everyone! my name is lunlun, i’m an english language teaching student. this is my last year. i’m learning german as my second foreign language. i’m now on my winter break and i want to motivate myself to learn german better during my break and do something besides duolingo. because i have around 25 days left before next semester begins, i decided to create a challenge for 20 days. i hope you will participate and this challenge will be useful and motivating for you too!

you don't need to do anything to participate. but i appreciate it if you reblog this post so that others can see the challenge. and do not forget to use the hashtag #languagelearningwithlunlun so that everyone can see your posts. good luck and i hope you have fun!

Day 1: Which languages can you speak besides your native language?

Day 2: Which language/s do you want to learn while doing this challenge?

Day 3: Are there any apps you use to learn languages?

Day 4: How do you improve your listening skills?

Day 5: How do you improve or practice your speaking skills?

Day 6: Are there any free online sources you use to learn languages? Please share<3

Day 7: Which language do you think is easier to learn: your native language or the foreign language you are learning?

Day 8: If you can speak English, where and how did you learn it?

Day 9: What is the biggest struggle of learning a language according to you?

Day 10: How do you enrich your vocabulary?

Day 11: Is there a certain method you use to learn languages?

Day 12: Which of the extinct languages would you like to learn if you could?

Day 13: How many languages are spoken in your country?

Day 14: Share an interesting fact about the language you are learning, or your native language.

Day 15: What is a misinformation about your native language or the language you are learning?

Day 16: Are there any words in your mother tongue that are borrowed or adapted from English or other languages?

Day 17: Briefly summarize what you’ve studied and learned today!

Day 18: What do you think about grammar? Is it fun to learn? Do you enjoy grammar activities? Does knowing your native language’s grammar help learning another language’s grammar?

Day 19: Do you know how many dialects your mother language has?

Day 20: The last day! Did you enjoy the challenge? Was it helpful?

#language learning #languagelearningwithlunlun #studying challenge #challenge #langblr #langbr #language challenge #study space #study hard #study #studying #studyblr #study blog

[lipowanoc]

All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day in Poland. Vocab.

Nov 1st. = (Dzień) Wszystkich Świętych

Nov 2nd = Dzień Zaduszny / Zaduszki

święty - holy, sacred,

dusza - soul

duch - spirit, / ghost

znicz - grave candle (as in the pictures above, a candle put in a colored glass)

grób - grave

wiązanka - floral tribute. Word wiązanka is used only in grave / coffin context. The word comes from the verb "wiązać" - to tie, to bundle up, - because the "floral" decorations are budled up together.

cmentarz - cementary,

odwiedzić cmentarz - to visit a cementary

zaświecić / zapalić znicz(e) - to lit the grave candle(s)

położyć wiązankę - to put the floral tribute (on the grave)

#poland #polish language #polish culture #langbr

[gostudyorillcomeforyou]

I have an idea

I want to get fluent in Italian by July, currently I’m a weak B1, so for the next 278 days I will study Italian every single day, no excuses and I’m going to update you every day

Then I’ll tell you my results

I hope it works

This blog is honestly sometimes my only motivation to study 😭

#studying #whisper girl #blair waldorf #studybuddies #study aesthetic #studyspo #study blog #studying motivation #studybrl #this is a girlblog #language #italian language #langblog #langbr #multilingual #bilingual #french studyblr #italian studyblr #english studyblr #yale rory #study girl #studyinspo #study motivation #rory gilmore #straight a student #girlblogging #studyblr #harvard #study inspiration #girblogger

[lucasgatoviski]

Conversational Latin:

Some expressions and sentences for latin conversation.

Hi- Salve

Goodbye- Vale!

How are you?- Quid Agis?

Shut up!- Obsera os tuum!

I'm fine (Answer to "How are you")- Valeo

Thank you- Gratias

Do you speak Latin?- Loquerisne Latine?

Just a little- Modo paululus.

By the way- Obiter

Starting today- Ex hoc die

What does it mean?- Quid hoc sibi vult?

What mean is (Correcting a misunderstood)- At enim

Thanks a lot- Multum te amo

Wait a minute please- Mane Dum Quaeso

What's up?- Quid rei est?

To tell you the truth- Ut verum loquar

I don't quite understand- Non satis intellego

I don't think so- Ego non puto

What do you think?- Quid Censes?

I like this- Hoc mihi placet

That's right- Sic est

In short- In summa

Right now- Nunciam

From time to time- Subinde

At this point (in time) - Hoc loco

After all- Re vera

Yesterday- Heri

Tomorrow- Cras

Sooner or later- Serius ocius

Every night- Per Singulas Noctes

Every day- Cotidie

Tonight- Hac Nocte

#latin studyblr #latin language #lingua latina #latim #studying languages #study tips #latina #vocabulary #latin vocabulary #learn latin #langblr #langbr #vocab list #latin vocab

[hebrewbyinbal]

💘 Love is in the air, and what better way to celebrate the season of love than by learning the beautiful language of Hebrew? 🥰

I'm thrilled to present to you the opening video for Valentine's Day, where we'll dive deep into the world of love phrases. And today, we're kicking it off with a classic: "How to say 'I love you' in Hebrew." ❤️

By the time you're done watching the video, you'll not only know how to say it but also how to say it with genuine emotion and heart.

So, whether you're planning a romantic gesture, want to surprise a loved one, or simply wish to embrace the beauty of expressing love in different languages, this video is your gateway to the world of love in Hebrew.

Explore the nuances of this heartfelt phrase, and let's celebrate love, language, and everything in between 📖💌💬💕

#i love you #hebrew #learnhebrew #romance #language lover #love blog #jumblr #language #hebrew langblr #love story #love affair #lovers #love #language learning #langbr #langblr #happy valentine's day