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vangoghs-other-ear · 2 years

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Les jambes en l'air, comme une femme lubrique, Brûlante et suant les poisons, Ouvrait d'une façon nonchalante et cynique Son ventre plein d'exhalaisons.

les jambes- legs

en l’air- in the air

une femme lubrique- a lustful woman, a lecherous woman

brûlante- burning, searing

suant- sweating

les poisons (m)- poisons

ouvrait (ouvrir)- opened (to open)

une façon- way, manner

nonchalante- nonchalant, not fiery or passionate, cool/cold in affect (same meaning different connotation as english nonchalant)

cynique- cynical

ventre- abdomen, belly

plein d’exhalaisons- full of breathes, full of exhalations

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mondlylanguages · 9 months

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Spot the difference. 🧐 What other misleading word duos do you know? 🔥

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anglicismes-francais-docnl · 2 years

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Voici un texte récapitulatif, reprenant tous les termes et néologismes concernant le commerce en ligne, en remplacement des nombreux anglicismes utilisés dans ce domaine.

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smartway2000 · 1 year

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Apprendre le Vocabulaire Anglais avec Traduction Française | Quiz éducatif

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quidfree · 2 months

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coucouu!

I was recently wondering whether english or french was your native langue. From what I gathered (see: your Anatomie d’une chute opinion and Françis bits in your tsh fics) you seem to speak both equally sufficiently.

I just wanted to mention how impressive that is in either case xx

saluut. my mother tongue is a secret third thing. but i learnt french before english.

en vrai c’est juste que j’ai grandi sur l’internet anglais et j’ai jamais réussi à m’intégrer dans l’espace fandom français après. english just feels like the correct language for it it has the most vocab specificity. and it’s so dominant in other aspects of my life like work.

#qui parle #qui repond #anon #pers #je suis hyper partante pour parler plus de français ici en passant #c’est clairement un de mes petits plaisirs quand j’écris du tsh

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inthewaytoamultilinguallife · 2 years

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16, 19, and 29 for the langblr asks?

16 Vocab word you are struggling with right now

Numbers. It’s always numbers when it comes to me -believe me

For some unknown reason, my brain can’t process numbers correctly in any language, including my mother tongue. You will tell me 30, and I will picture 300 in my head. I will picture 354 in my head but said aloud 453. You will raise 8 fingers, and I will have to mentally count the 8 fingers to realize they are, in fact, 8, and not, say, 7 or 9. You will tell me to write 764 and I will only be able to write the 7 before I stand still repeating to myself the number over and over until I can make the connection between the words/sounds and the graphic number.

Because of this, learning to say numbers in another language…well, is just harder. Right now I'm battling with numbers in Uruguayan sign language (LSU), having completely given up on german numbers (what the hell is dreihunderttausendfünfhundertsiebzehn and how the heck do you spell it??)

LSU numbers come as a little bit natural at first (like counting with your hands but having a system or rule for which finger to use and which not) until you turn to 11. There they start to change, and even tho the hand positions don’t really get harder than just a few fingertips touching or finger shaking (and one touching the nose for 1 000, i guess) they do change hand direction (where the palm of the hand is facing) depending on where the number is a decimal or a cent, etc

Which would be awesome and quite interesting! And it would not even be the most complex number system in a sign language i've seen (for example, Argentinian sign language involves the face and the head and even the neck a lot) but there is. so. many. exceptions. and also whether you change or not the direction of the hand depends on what you are saying and i ve been trying to learn them for probably three years now and i just keep messing them up

(thankfully anyone that knows LSU knows the numbers are harder for anyone that doesn't ve it as a mother tongue, so they just let you say them like whatever)

19- Introduce yourself in your target language. GO

zxcdfvgbhjk ces choses me mettent toujours si mal à l'aise. euh, voyons… je suis Gabriel. J'ai un autre nom, mais je ne l'utilise pas sur l'internet. J'ai 20 ans, même si je n'arrête pas d'oublier et de dire que j'ai 18 ans (La pandémie m'a fait complètement oublier que deux ans se sont écoulés depuis 😬)

Je suis uruguayenne, j'ai à peine quitté le pays, même si j'aime découvrir d'autres cultures (telle est la punition de la pauvreté!) J'aime les chats avec une immense passion -vous avez de la chance j'essaie de garder ce blog uniquement lié à la langue, sinon je spammerai tout le monde avec des photos de chats. J'aime aussi les langues, mais d'une manière tout à fait différente (les chats doivent être vénérés, mais les langues doivent être commencées avec les larmes aux yeux en essayant de comprendre comment elles fonctionnent!!)

Je suis malentendant et dyslexique, et j'essaie toujours de comprendre le langage non capacitaire entourant la perte auditive en français… sans trop de résultats J'étudie différentes langues depuis que j'ai environ 2 ans (anglais même depuis, portugais depuis que j'ai 11 ans, français depuis que j'ai 14 ans et LSU depuis que j'ai 17 ans) et…ça c'est tout

29 Proud moments regarding target language

This is such a good one! I’ve always studied with courses, and I always did good and was normally one of the best in my classes, so I was always under both the impression that I always had to do well (it was my responsibility, after all) and that stuff like passing international level assessment exams and such were just your regular achievement, you know? The same as getting on time to go to school, or drinking a healthy amount of water -something you know not everyone does it, or is even capable of it, but that you do out of habit and isn’t that impressionable to you, really. So i think sitting down and thinking about this kind of thing, and reflecting on them and what they mean is actually helpful for me

Starting from when i was young…I stopped being proud of myself for understanding books, films, etc in my target language a long ago, sadly, but i do remember the first big story i read fully in English (the first book of Percy Jackson) and understanding everything and how happy i was and how i wanted to shout it to the world; and the first story i read in english where i forgot i was even reading in english -aka my second language- (pride and prejudice) because i was understanding everything and enjoying myself greatly. I was 10 and 11yo respectively, and I now look back with pride at those times. I was doing things and learning so much back then and i didn’t even realize it! Little me should ve shouted it to the word, i deserved it

There are also a few small proud moments growing up -such as my first time chatting with english native speakers offline, or going to brazil and understanding everything everyone was saying around me, having a french ambassador congratulating me for my french when i was 15 (tho i know it wasn't that great, really lol), and encouraging me to keep studying and going into french-spanish translation; chatting in LSU for the first time; having my french teacher apparently ramble about how good i did in an oral exam to another teacher without knowing i was close by listening, or understanding my first video in LSU

I also remember logging in to see my C1 Cambridge exam (2nd highest international english level assesment) when i was 16/17yo and feeling such an immense shame i had lost the listening part by two or three points, but now i feel quite content with the result even if it wasn’t the best, and even maybe pride, for, after all, i did pass it in one go, having prepared it in less than 8 months completely alone, and all while preparing a portuguese exam and taking french classes (besides high school and work). Like yeah, maybe it wasn’t my best work, but in retrospect? that was awesome and kinda impressive for a 17yo and i should give myself a little more credit for it, to be honest

Now…i would like to say I am proud of myself for being able to assist academic conferences at a university level in Portuguese or English and sometimes even forgetting I'm not there listening to someone talking in spanish, my mother tongue. I’m proud of myself for being able to have classes in Portuguese, to be able to make research for my lessons in four different languages, and being able to watch films and read books in 5 and actually follow the story

i think i sometimes downplay what all this means and all the effort i ve put into it, so thank you for making me reevaluate it!

#better late than never!#thanks for asking!!#if the answes are messy...well that was just me trying to imitate the messy way in which i speak lmao

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anjujindal · 1 month

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atusa213 · 1 year

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pasmaldemots · 5 years

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Un matin au cimetière du Nunhead.

#french vocab #vocab anglais #mindmap #frenchblr

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vangoghs-other-ear · 2 years

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Vocab from Left Behind

shadow- une ombre

yearning- l’avide, un desire fort

fool- idiot.e, bênet.e

home- foyer, maison (et par extension lieu de refuge) (House est le bâtiment. Home est le lieu où habite la famille.)

left behind- abandonné.e, laissé pour compte (ici ça veut dire ‘laissé dans le deuil’)

unkind- méchant, pas gentil

gently- doucement

to hold- tenir

to bear in mind- garder à l’esprit

to hope- espérer

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gayforlangs · 6 years

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Oreo flavors en français!

i know everyone on planet earth probably wanted this list so here you go! i tried to find as many flavors as possible but i’m sure there are more :) i’ve seen like 99% of these in store and I didn’t realize there are so many flavors that I haven’t tried! i left a few opinions on some as well

bonbon de maïs candy corn

crème américaine american creme

croustillant de guimauve marshmallow crisp

épicé au potiron pumpkin spice

à l'envers inside out

piña colada piña colada (this one is surprisingly delicious)

gâteau d'anniversaire birthday cake

flotteur de bière de racine root beer float

pain d'épices gingerbread

gâteau de velours rouge red velvet cake

ponch punch

guimauve marshmallow

pâte à biscuits cookie dough

beurre d'arachide peanut butter

sucre d'orge candy cane

pastèque watermelon

peeps peeps

sorbet arc-en-ciel rainbow sherbert

brioche à la cannelle cinnamon roll

tarte aux myrtilles blueberry pie

tarte sablée à la fraise strawberry shortcake

croquant fruité fruity crisp

brownie au chocolat chocolate brownie

swedish fish swedish fish

feu d'artifice firework (bahahhaha what)

citron lemon

punch aux fruits fruit punch

gaufres et sirop waffles and syrup

triple menthe double chocolat tripple double chocolate mint

tarte aux pommes apple pie

baie berry

fudge blanc white fudge

torsion de citron lemon twist

cerise cola cherry cola (i want my money back these were SO bad)

pomme au caramel caramel apple

pile ou face heads or tails

fraises et crème strawberries and cream

kettle corn kettle corn

tarte à la boue du mississippi mississippi mud pie

pépite de chocolat chocolate chip

beigne à la confiture jelly donut

retour à l'école back to school

banane split banana split

chocolat chocolate

barbe à papa cotton candy

pâte à brownie brownie batter

reese's peanut butter cup reese's peanut butter cup

cupcake cupcake

biscuits et crème cookies and cream

croustillant crisp (i have no idea what this could taste like uh)

tarte au citron vert key lime pie

noix de coco coconut

s’more s’more

halloween halloween

crème glacée creamsicle (i would die for these)

menthe mint

limonade limeade

dunkin donuts moka dunkin donuts mocha

this list wasn’t like that serious (some of the translations seemed a bit ridiculous so just let me know if they’re wrong and i’ll correct them) and it’s in american english as always so please enjoy and eat oreos

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anglicismes-francais-docnl · 2 years

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Un cover 👎

ou

une reprise 👍,

les deux mots cohabitent en français. Alors, pas d'hésitation ! Utilisons de préférence le terme français : reprise 👍 !

Si le contexte n'est pas suffisamment explicite, on peut dire :

une reprise musicale 👍.

👉Pinterest : une reprise / un cover

16-09-2022

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learningtai · 5 years

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I just realised I made this header a different size than the others

And yes, I’m 100% a cat person

¡Por favor, corregidme si he cometido algún error!

Please, correct me if I made any mistake!

La abeille - La abeja - bee

L’aigle - El águila - eagle

La araignée - La araña - spider

La baleine - La ballena - whale

La bestiole - El bicho / el insecto - bug

Le cafard - La cucaracha - cockroach

Le canard - El pato - duck

Le castor - El castor - beaver

Le chat - El gato - cat

Le cheval - El caballo - horse

La chèvre - La cabra - goat

Le chien - El perro - dog

Le chimpanzé - El chimpancé - chimpanzee

La chouette - La lechuza - owl

La cobaye - La cobaya - Guinea pig

La coccinelle - La mariquita - ladybug

Le cochon - El cerdo - pig

Le coq - El gallo - rooster / cock

Le crocodile - El cocodrilo - crocodile

Le dauphin - El delfín - dolphin

L’éléphant - El elefante - elephant

La fourmi - La hormiga - ant

La girafe - La jirafa - giraffe

Le gnou - El ñu - gnu / wildebeest

Le gorille - El gorila - gorilla

La grenouille - La rana - frog

La guêpe - La avispa - wasp

Le hamster - El hámster - hamster

L’hibou - El búho - owl

L’hippopotame - El hipopótamo - hippopotamus

La hyène - La hiena - hyena

La jument - La yegua - mare

Le kangourou - El canguro - kangaroo

Le lapin - El conejo - rabbit

La libellule - La libélula - dragonfly

Le lion - El león - lion

Le loup - El lobo - wolf

La loutre - La nutria - otter

La méduse - La medusa - jellyfish

La mouche - La mosca - fly

Le mouton - La oveja - sheep

Le moustique - El mosquito - mosquito

L’oiseau - El pájaro - bird

La orque - La orca - orca

L’ours - El oso - bear

Le papillon - La mariposa - butterfly

Le perroquet - El loro / El papagayo - parrot

Le pigeon - La paloma - dove / pigeon

Le poisson - El pez - fish

La poule - La gallina - hen

Le poussin - El pollo / El pollito - chick

Le rat - La rata - rat

Le renard - El reno - deer

Le rhinocéros - El rinoceronte - rhinoceros

Le scarabée - El escarabajo - beetle

Le serpent - La serpiente - snake

Le singe - El mono - monkey

Le souris - El ratón - mouse

Le tigre - El tigre - tiger

Le toreau - El toro - bull

La tortue - La tortuga - turtle / tortoise

La vache - La vaca - cow

Le ver - El gusano / la larva - worm

Le zèbre - La cebra - zebra

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parisbian · 6 years

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Je suis si fatiguée et je ne veux que dormir, mais je dois finir cette rédaction. Après aujourd'hui je vais être organisée, je m'en fiche

#i hate this type of work #where you get given an unseen passage to analyse #the opposite of what i like about studying literature #i didn't sign up for this stupid class #so why am i suffering for it!?#vocab #français sans anglais #french practice

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elysiancorner · 6 years

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.vocab list 02.

français // english // brazilian portuguese

La Ville // The City, The Town // A Cidade, O Município

la voie (f. pluriel) // the way, the route // o caminho (m.), a via (f.), a estrada (f.)

l’avenue (f.) // the avenue // a avenida (f.)

le boulevard (m.) // the boulevard // o bulevar (m.)

le carrefour (m.) // the crossing, the crossroad // o cruzamento (m.), a encruzilhada (f.)

le fleuve (m.) // the river // o rio (m.) *

la place (f.) // (1) the place, the venue, the spot; (2) the public square // (1) o local (m.), o lugar (m.); (2) a praça (f.)

le pont (m.) // the pont // a ponte (f.)

le quai (m.) // the quay, the pier, the dock // o cais (m.)

la rivière (f.) // the river // o rio (m.) *

la rue (f.) // the street // a rua (f.)

les lieux (m. pluriel) // the places, the spots, the locations (plural) // os lugares (m. plural), os locais (m. plural)

la banque (f.) // the bank // o banco (m.)

la bibliothèque (f.) // the library // a biblioteca (f.)

la cathédrale (f.) // the cathedral // a catedral (f.)

l’église (f.) // the church, the [religious] temple, the place of worship // a igreja (f.), o templo (m.), a casa de oração (f.)

le centre-ville (m.) // the city-center, the downtown // o centro [da cidade] (m.)

l’école (f.) // the school // a escola (f.)

la gare (f.) // the station, the train station, the subway station // a estação (f.)

le jardin [public] (m.) // the [public] garden // o jardim [público] (m.)

la mairie (f.) // the city hall, the town hall // a prefeitura (f.), a câmara municipal (f.)

le musée (m.) // the museum // o museu (m.)

la police (f.) // the police // a polícia (f.)

la poste (f.) // the post office // o correio (m.)

le quartier (m.) // the nighbourhood, the district // o bairro (m.)

le théâtre (m.) // the theater // o teatro (m.)

la tour (f.) // the tower // a torre (f.)

* The difference between “la rivière” and “le fleuve”; the latter is a body of water that discharges into the ocean or the sea. La rivière, on the other hand, discharges into another rivière, fleuve, in a lake or in the sea.

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rectoversofundamental · 6 years

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#portaldoaprendizdoingles #Repost @woodwardenglish • • • • • NEW CHART: Examples of a word for each letter of the alphabet - English Vocabulary #English #Alphabet #Vocab #EnglishVocabulary #Words #ABCD #BasicEnglish #ESOL #ESL #LearnEnglish #Letters #inglés #inglês #anglais #EnglishLesson #EnglishTeacher #EnglishAlphabet #Vocabulary https://www.instagram.com/p/Bnml3pOgvCl/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1e8r1nf6dchfo

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