Set a goal and go for it

Second year student Faculty of Philology Study English, Spanish and German + literature

[wonderful-language-sounds]

hi. do you have a masterpost of german books? not as in grammar books but normal ones, such as harry potter, thr hunger games, and stuff? Happy new year !

These are all the files I’ve hoarded over time. 

German Novels

Harry Potter

Harry Potter und der Stein der Weisen

Harry Potter und die Kammer des Schreckens

Harry Potter und der Gefangene von Askaban

Harry Potter und der Feuerkelch

Harry Potter und der Orden des Phönix

Harry Potter und der Halbblutprinz

Harry Potter und die Heiligtümer des Todes

The Lord of the Rings

The Hobbit

Der Herr der Ringe (all 3)

The Hunger Games

Todliche Spiele

Gefahrliche Liebe

Flammender Zorn

Sherlock Holmes

Das Reigate Rätsel 

Der Hund von Baskerville

Die Abenteuer Von Sherlock

The Chronocles of Narnia

Der König von Narnia 

Prinz Kaspian von Narnia

Die Reise auf der Morgenröte 

Der silberne Sessel   

Der Ritt nach Narnia  

Das Wunder von Narnia  

Der letzte Kampf  

Classics and Modern

P.S. Ich liebe Dich - Cecelia Ahern

Die Abtei von Northanger-Jane Austen

Fahrenheit 451-Ray Bradbury

Jane Eyre- Charlotte Bronte

Die Sturmhohe- Emily Bronte

Das krumme Haus - Agatha Christie

Mord im Orientexpress -  Agatha Christie 

Herr der Diebe- Funke, Cornelia 

Eat Pray Love- Elizabeth Gilbert

Alles was wir geben mussten- Kazuo Ishiguro

Die Verwandlung - Franz Kafka

Der kleine Prinz -  Antoine de Saint Exupery

Gute Geister- Kathryn Stockett

Der Teufel tragt Prada- Lauren Weisberger

Die Bucherdiebin- Markus Zusak

Don Quijote (comic)

Geschichten aus 1001 Nacht (comic)

Madame Bovary (comic)

Odyssee (comic)

Other Books for Intermediate Students

1001 Nachtschichten

Adel und edle Steine

Anna

Brigitta

Das Feurschiff

Das Madchen mit dem die Kinder nicht verkehren durften

Der Gestiefelter Kater

Der Tote im See

Die Bergwerke von Falun

Die Blaumacherin

Die Rache des Computers

Ebbe und Flut

Effi Briest

Ein Mann zu viel

Erich ist verschwunden

Eva Wien

Gebrochene Herzen

Hamburg - hin und zuruck

Haus ohne Hoffnung

Lea? Nein danke!

Leipziger Allerlei

Mord auf dem Golfplatz

Till Eulenspiegel

Todlicher Schnee

Tor ohne Grenzen

Vera Heidelberg

Veronikas Geheimnis

Link to them all on Google Drive: Here

[foxlanguages]

App Highlight ✨ Grammatisch

As per usual, I keep digging through the app store in the hunt for awesome language apps. Today I bring you this grammar app for German.

It has the "basics" of German grammar according to level, it includes explanations and exercises.

I have no idea whether this is available for iOS, so let me know.

[vampireapologist-archive-deacti]

I feel like a lot of people have put immense pressure on themselves to accomplish/achieve something big during this quarantine so they don't "waste" time.

So many posts about how guilty they'll feel if they don't use this time to finally catch up on back-work, clean their house, organize, work, work, work.

Y'all need to remember that we're experiencing a global crisis, and to some degree, I think arguably a global trauma.

Right now, everything is uncertain, the future is vague, and the world is scary. We are all already under so much unprecedented pressure. Pressure to provide for ourselves and others, to stay safe, to keep others safe, etc. etc.

The LAST thing we need is to set ultimatums for our schedules and punish ourselves for not writing a damn book or reorganzing the garage all with the weight of Global Pandemic Crisis weighing on our minds and lives.

The truth is, no one needs to get a damn thing done during all of this except what concerns public health and services.

You don't need to clean the attic. You don't need to reply to all of your emails.

If doing those things makes you feel better, great! Have fun! But if they've become a tool for guilting yourself into being miserably "productive" in these trying times,

Give yourself a break.

[sprachtraeume]

do u ever cry bc u dont speak icelandic bc same

[sprachtraeume]

I wrote this in 2015 and I am actually quite OK at Icelandic now so I guess the moral of the story is follow your dreams nothing is impossible

[sangsaracycling]

this is the langblr rainbow dog, reblog this and you too will be quite ok at your target language after like two years of studying 

[lemsdabreaks]

The online Japanese course that no one talks about

Okay so I’m not a langblr and I never plan to be. However. What I do know from following a ton of them is that no one talks about Minato.

Now you may be thinking, ‘What’s Minato?’. It’s a website that was recommended to me by a Japanese Studies university professor for learning Japanse at home.

It’s literally the best resource out there and it’s free (funded by the Japanese government). You can choose between self-study and tutor support-led courses.

There are courses in Hiragana, Katakana, and the general language (from levels A1 to A2), and you can download a certificate and study record after completion of a course.

Here’s the link. Or if you want to type it: https://minato-jf.jp

Go. Learn some actual Japanese.

[studentlifeproblems]

[vincent-van-gtg]

[fitnessdesire]

Can’t risk it

[laderdesders1]

The duck of creativity. I waited so long for it.

[princesstadashi]

Reblog for creativity but I add magic protection for you if you don’t want to reblog! 💫💫💫

[sciogli-lingua]

Everyone who reblogs this before 20/2/2020 will get a random Italian word in their ask box

[tiktokarchive]

[zhimaqiu]

And this is tiktok we need

[the-real-numbers-deactivated202]

75% of the time if something is paywalled, fucking around in developer mode looking for a link to the real thing or finding and deleting the content blocker works like a charm

[stopstopstopstopstopp-deactivat]

also if ur lazy like me or just straight up cant figure out how to do this without deleting 90% of the page  theres this extention called Poper Blocker which not only.. blocks popups. but also has this thing called “Remove Overlay” when u right click which works a good 99% of the time in my experience in getting rid of paywalls.

[langblrwhy]

[studyblr]

i hope you pursue what you love in 2020, supported and surrounded by people who are so happy to have you in their lives. i hope you realize that we grow from failure, and that the lessons you learn will benefit you so much. those bumps along the roads, the sad days, the doubting, things not turning out just the way you imagined they would - they will happen, and it will be okay. you’ll face it, you’ll survive, grow, and you’ll make a wonderful year for yourself, regardless, or indeed because of that.

[cwote]

Friendly reminder to check you’re not holding tension in your body. Let your shoulders drop, unclench your hands and jaw. Take a deep breath. Much better.

[galina]

There’s something about a day when you start a new notebook that feels so fresh and life-restoring. If you’ve been following me for a while then you know I’m almost exclusively a Moleskine user (soft cover, squared pages, that’s the one). However I recently visited one of my favourite stationers in London and this one caught my eye. I think what drew me to it was the tiny gilded maxim, barely noticeable in the corner: ‘what should have been, is’. Once I saw it was squared paper inside I had to have it. I can’t wait to find a use for this one!

[studynorwegian]

This is a personal attack

[theroncharlize]

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