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hey guys!!! someone asked me if i could tell them some tips for studying a new language so i thought i’d make a masterpost so everyone could see it and use it!!! happy learning ❤️📚 (x)

i wanted to add more things but it was going to be too long, so if you want me to add anything else tell me and i’ll make another masterpost with it!!

general tips

make the most of duolingo! by @leahrning

learning foreign languages by @a-pprendre

how to self-study languages by @e-tudiante

how to learn a new language at home by @laurynstudy​

ace your foreign language class by @cambridgemagic

language learning by @study-well

studying a foreign language by @areistotle

online bilingual dictionaries by @languageramblings

15 tips for language self-study

the complete guide of self-studying a foreign language

5 tips for self-studying a foreign language

tips for learning a new language by @ofminervas 

tips for writing by @moonstruckstudies

another language masterpost by @wonderful-language-sounds​

ten reasons to learn a new language by @thescholarlysquad​

language learning tips and resources by @study-ings

how to study a foreign language by @a-student-life

a faster way to start learning a language by @funwithlanguages 

a new language? tricky but easy! by @underpressurecharlie

how i learn languages by @mickybyrd

american sign language

free asl learning programs

start asl

learn asl

asl resources

arabic

online resources

more resources

learn arabic

arabic online

chinese

coffee related words by @the-brightest-witch-studies

mandarin chinese resource masterpost by @floernce

chinese resources by @brbimstudying

english

the ultimate english masterpost by @areistotle

english masterpost by @studyvet

free online courses by @wonderful-language-sounds 

get litterature notes x x x x

french

french masterpost by @organisaticns

french resources masterlist by @nathalliastudies

50 advanced french phrases by @la-linguistique 

12 tips for learning french efficiently

how to improve your french

french music by @studyplants

french resources

german

german capitalisation by @yourfuckingmuse

german emotions by @deutsch-doodles

learning tools by @wonderful-language-sounds

learn german online

guide to learning german by @baernat

free german resources by @languageoclock

greek

how to learn greek by @katlearnslanguages

hindi

learn hindi

italian

italian masterpost by @studybowie 

japanese

learn japanese!! by @solarstudy

fun ways to study japanese by @japanesewithyuandclare

japanese masterlist by @thespecsappeal​

learn japanese

korean

korean language learning masterpost! by @study-mochi​

how to study korean

korean alphabet

learn korean

korean language education center

learn korean

korean for beginners by @mujistudies

latin

learn latin by @studyplants​

learn latin!!

free online resources

free latin videos

latin course

maltese

maltese resources by @maltese-boy

animals in maltese by @maltese-boy

speak maltese in 300 words by @maltese-boy

portuguese

learn portugese

portuguese ressources by @lass-uns-studieren

polish

polish media by @maltese-boy

drinks in polish by @untaintedtea

​polish learning masterpost by @areistotle

russian

learning russian by @wonderful-language-sounds

online russian learning

russian alphabet by @pycckuu

tips to read and listen in russian by @wonderful-language-sounds

spanish

great apps!! by @katlearnslanguages

spanish resources masterpost by @alcyonien​

spanish oxford dictionary by @productivebuddy​

spanish resources by @somestudy

spanish media resources by @wonderful-language-sounds

swedish

swedish resources masterpost by @studyvet

swedish media by @maltese-boy

web/apps

fluentin3months

babbel

memrise

linguti

livemocha

BBC Languages

l-lingo

lang-8

mosalingua 

busuu

hellotalk 

bliubliu

mango languages

language

vocabulary tool

reading tool

helpful language apps masterpost by @studysthetics

other

foreign language cartoons by @lingdom​

best songs for learning a language by @highschoolering 

learn about fillers in different languages by @vinurminn

learn an ancient language

another language masterpost by @z-co

masterpost of language massive open courses by @wonderful-sounds

language resources by @travellingual

a folder with all of the grammar you’ll ever need

notebook set up by @curiousmin-d 

motivation

benefits of being bilingual by @polyglotgirl 

motivation to keep on studying by @rahaflearns 

why you’re a better learner than a child by @languageoclock​

my masterposts

app masterpost

DIY masterpost

food masterpost

how to: group work

printable masterpost

[dotgrids]

Hello fellow students! I have wanted to learn Japanese for a while now, and setting Neko Atsume to Japanese didn’t help much. So, today I have started learning Japanese and French. I found many French masterposts, but a surprising lack of Japanese. I decided to make my own.  This is my first masterpost, so be kind. All of the resources are free, online copies, which I do not own. Things I plan on using are maked with a * It is up to you which alphabet to learn first, but it is suggested to learn hiragana first, then katakana, followed by kanji. Apparently, romanji is not commonly used.

T E X T B O O K S : *Genki 1- highly suggested textbook, only first two lessons are in kana (hiragana and katakana), the rest is kanji. *NHK- easy to read, very cute, goes along with this website, which is (appropriately) kawaii, mostly hiragana Intro to Japanese Language- very dense reading, with a focus on grammar Guide to Grammar- although *technically* not a textbook, it is a great learning source, 354 pages of grammar

H I R A G A N A : *Practice Sheets are used to practice writing. Although you most likely won’t write in Japanese often, it is a fun and interesting thing to learn.

K A T A K A N A : Practice sheets

K A N J I : *Practice sheets *Workbook

W E B S I T E S : *Memrise- really really good! Like duolingo, but for other languages, less pleasing interface, but highly recommend. Japanese Lesson- Good lessons, videos, etc. *Quizlet- I made class for beginners in Japanese, which anyone can join. The link to join the class is here. 

E T C : Blank practice sheets are always good to have Find someone to talk to in Japanese, maybe have a friend learn too! Follow Japanese langblrs! Watch Anime!

Good luck, and さようなら! (sayoonara, or goodbye)

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In celebration of reaching 3k followers!

A R A B I C : @arabic-langblr

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G E R M A N : @deutsian, @dialect-warrior, @cloip, @marvelous-language, @learngermanblog, @languagepixie, @suplanguages, @athenastudying

F R E N C H : @frenchy-french. @lemonadeandlanguages, @salutcavaouiettoi, @parisbian, @francais-formidable, @prepolyglot, @jeparletoutesleslangues

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R E S O U R C E S: @lovelybluepanda

M E M E S / H U M O R : @languagebender, @sprachtraeume, @gayforlangs

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L I N G U I S T I C S : @culmaer, @linguisten

[words-in-starless-skies-studies]

German Vocabulary: Baking Time!

Das Backen - baking Die Bäckerei - bakery Der Bäcker (f) - baker Die Bäckerin (m) - baker Die Konditorei - cake shop/pastry shop Der Konditor (m) - confectioner Die Konditorin (f) - confectioner

Die Backutensilien - baking utensils

Die Schüssel - bowl Die Rührschüssel - mixing bowl Der Löffel - spoon Der Esslöffel - tablespoon Der Teelöffel - teaspoon Der Kochlöffel - wooden spoon Der Schneebesen - eggbeater/whisk Der Mixer - blender Die Backform - baking dish Das Backpapier - bakery paper Das Backblech - baking tray Die Kuchenform - cake tin/cake pan Der Sieb - sieve/sifter Der Teigroller - rolling pin Die Küchenwaage - kitchen scale Das Kuchenmesser - cake knife Der Tortenheber - cake lifter Der Kuchenteller - cake plate Die Ausstechform - biscuit cutter

Die Backzutaten - baking ingredients

Das Mehl - flour Das Vollkornmehl - wholemeal flour Das Weizenmehl - wheat flour Das Paniermehl - breadcrumbs Die Hefe - yeast Die Milch - milk Die Sahne - cream Die Schlagsahne - whipped cream Der Joghurt - yoghurt Der Quark - curd Der Zucker - sugar Der Puderzucker - powdered sugar Der Vanillezucker - vanilla-flavored sugar Die Butter - butter Das Ei - egg Die Eier (pl) - eggs Das Eiweiß - egg white Das Eigelb - egg yolk Das Backpulver - baking soda Das Salz - salt Das Öl - oil Der Honig - honey Der Zitronensaft - citron juice Die Zitronenschale - zest/lemon peel Die Orangenschale - orange peel Die Vanilleschote - vanilla bean Der Zimt - cinnamon Die Nelke - clove Die Nuss - nut Die Nüsse (pl) - nuts Die Mandel - almond Die Haselnuss - hazelnut Die Walnuss - walnut Die Rosine - raisin Der Muffin - muffin

Die Mengenangabe - measurement

Das Gramm - gram ~ 250 Gramm Mehl - 250 grams of flour Das Kilogramm - kilogram/kg ~ ein Kilogramm Äpfel - one kilogram of apples Das Milligramm - milligram Die Hälfte - half (of) Die Prise - dash ~ eine Prise Salz - a dash of salt eine Tasse - a cup ~ eine Tasse Mehl - a cup of flour

Das Gebäck - pastry

Das Plätzchen - cookie Die Plätzchen (pl) - cookies Der Zimtstern - star-shaped cinnamon cookie Die Zimtschnecke - cinnamon bun Der Apfelstrudel - apple strudel Der Germknödel - A fluffy yeast dough dumpling, usually filled with spicy plum jam. Der Windbeutel - cream puff Die Apfeltasche - apple turnover Der Lebkuchen - ginger bread Die Brezel - pretzel Das Milchbrötchen - milk roll Das Rosinenbrötchen - raisin bread roll

Der Kuchen - cake

Der Schokoladenkuchen - chocolate cake Der Marmorkuchen - marble cake Der Käsekuchen - cheesecake Der Karottenkuchen - carrot cake Der Obstkuchen - fruit pie Der Apfelkuchen - apple cake Der Zitronenkuchen - lemon cake Der Erdbeerkuchen - strawberry cake Der Zwetschgenkuchen - plum cake Der Streuselkuchen - crumb cake Der Blechkuchen - sheet cake Der Bienenstich - bee sting cake Der Mohnkuchen - poppy seed cake Die Torte - gateau/torte Die Sahnetorte - cream cake Die Mandeltorte - almond torte Die Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte - black forest cherry cake Die Glasur - glazing/icing Die Kuvertüre - (chocolate) coating Die Dekoration - decoration

Die Verben - Verbs:

backen - to bake kochen - to boil/to cook aufkochen - to bring to a boil aufschlagen - to beat/to whip ausrollen - to roll out (dough) ausstechen - to cut/to press out (with a cookie cutter) abkühlen - to cool down unterheben - to fold in verquirlen - to whisk cremig rühren/schlagen - to stir/beat until creamy wiegen/abwiegen - to weigh kneten - to knead (dough) würzen - to season/to add seasoning/spices

Der Teig - dough Der Mürbeteig - short dough/shortcrust Der Rührteig - batter Der Blätterteig - puff pastry Der Hefeteig - yeast dough

Das Rezept - recipe Das Kuchenrezept - cake recipe

+ List of German desserts with pictures and Traditional German cake recipes

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Genusly tells you the genus of the German nouns as you type

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reblog to save a life

[ricardastudies-deactivated20170]

Hi sweetie, would you happen to have a list or such of the German vocab lists you've already made?

Hi💕

I have an incomplete list of all German posts on my blog (not all post were made by me). But I’m still working on it and my blog is a mess :/

here are my vocab lists:

on the phone

health & emergencies

space

computer

dancing

music

human body

human body (verbs)

birthday

places

finance

methods of payment

punctuation

personality

physical appearance

nice things to say

hobbies

studying

words & phrases for essays

theatre / theater

sexual orientation & gender identity

trade

football/soccer

candy

hygiene

beauty standards

clean & tidy

at the gym

religion

economics

aliens

animal sounds

TV

trash

health

false friends

hotel

swearwords

zodiac signs

money

posts about grammar & vocab

adjectives with prepositions

modal adverbs

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bummeln - to stroll/to dawdle einen Fuß vor den anderen setzen - to put one foot in front of the other fahren - to drive/to travel in a wheeled vehicle flanieren - to stroll fliegen - to fly fliehen - to flee/to escape flüchten - to flee hatschen - to stroll/to saunter hinken - to hobble/to walk with a limp hoppeln - to hop latschen - to trudge laufen - to walk/to run lustwandeln - to take a stroll marschieren - to march reisen - to travel rennen - to run schleichen - to creep/to crawl schlendern - to stroll schlurfen - to shuffle schreiten - to stride schweben - to hover segeln - to sail sich begeben - to proceed/to make one’s way sich bewegen - to move sich fortbewegen - to move along spazieren - to stroll staksen - to stalk/to teeter stampfen - to stomp stapfen - to stomp stelzen - to strut stiefeln - to stride stolpern - to stumble/to trip stolzieren - to strut stöckeln - to totter (in high heels) tanzen - to dance tappen - to patter tapsen - to plod/to walk awkwardly tippeln - to foot it/to tiptoe trampeln - to stomp/to trample treten - to step/to tread/to kick trippeln - to patter/to trip trotten - to trot/to trudge trödeln - to dawdle/to saunter tänzeln - to prance wandeln - to wander watscheln - to waddle zotteln - to saunter/to amble zuckeln - to amble/to trundle

[jasperstudies]

as a non-native speaker, i often find it hard to immerse myself in german the same way i can in english - every website, show and song i see is in a language i already know, instead of the one i want to improve. here’s a masterpost of some of the forms of media i’ve found that are entirely in german!

tv shows

original german

die anstalt - political satire, easier to watch if you have some grasp of european current events but can be pretty heavy

gute zeiten, schlechte zeiten - really popular soap set in berlin, running since 1992

heute show - political commentary/satire, a little like mock the week or the daily show

der lehrer - comedy about a teacher in a low-achieving school, but uses lots of dialect words

schloss einstein - soap aimed at teens about the schloss einstein boarding school

simsalagrimm - animated kids’ show about german fairytales

tatort - crime series

wer weißt denn sowas? - quiz show

dubbed shows

lazytown

miraculous ladybug

peppa wutz (peppa pig)

websites

duolingo - everyone’s favourite language learning site

jung und naiv - current events podcast

german stories - read the brothers grimm’s fairytales in parallel

hellotalk - lets you talk to native speakers

memrise - should be everyone’s favourite language learning site, you can create flashcard “decks” with vocab for anything!

das podcast ufo - comedy podcast

slowgerman - podcast reading german slowly, aimed at learners

die welt - german news, similar to the times

music

german top 40 - a lot of the songs are english though!

70s/80s

hiphop

indie

pop

punk

rap

extra

english books in german by @wonderful-language-sounds

german comedies by @athenastudying

german movies by @themessyjournals

more german tv shows by @themessyjournals

social media vocab by @byaliciagrace

if you have any more suggestions for german media, feel free to add on!!

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Vector Pokemon

by Mark Usmiani

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Art by Naoki Onogawa.

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Palabras de despedida de PXNDX - Concierto “Hasta el Final” Arena CDMX 28-02-16.

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Palabras de despedida de PXNDX - Concierto “Hasta el Final” Arena CDMX 28-02-16.

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German-English Transitions

Erstens – first of all

Zweitens – second

Drittens – third

Nicht nur…, sondern auch… – Not only…, but also…

Je…, desto… - The…, the… (the more, the better)

jemand – someone

niemand – no one

überall – everywhere

nirgendwo – nowhere

irgendwo – somewhere

ab und zu – now and then

endlich, zum Schluβ –  finally

schlieβlich – after all 

nachher, danach –  after, after that

auf jeden Fall, jedenfalls –  at any rate, in any case

zuletzt – at last, lastly

wenigstens, mindestens – at least

damals – at that time, back then

gleichzeitig, zur gleichen Zeit – at the same time

vorher, früher – before

übrigens – by the way

endlich, am Ende, zum Schluβ –  finally

zum Beispiel, beispielweise – for example

zum ersten (zweiten, dritten, …) Mal – for the first (second, third, …) time

auβerdem – furthermore

doch, jedoch – however

daneben, auβerdem – in addition 

zukünftig, in der Zukunft – in the future

stattdessen – instead of that

eher – just as soon, more likely

gerade, eben – just now

trotzdem, jedoch –  nevertheless, in spite of

im Gegenteil –  on the contrary

auf der eine Seite, einerseits - on the one hand

auf der anderen Seite, andererseits – on the other hand

im Groβen und Ganzen – on the whole, overall

einmal – once, one time

sonst –  or else

vor kurzem, neulich – recently

seitdem, seither – since then

bald, zunächst – soon

noch –  still

dann – then

also, deshalb, deswegen –  therefore (for that reason)

bisher –  up to now

With AP tests coming up this week in the US, here’s a list of really good transitional words to use in the persuasive essay portion of the German AP test.

[a0theron]

#Caras del viernes en la tocada :)