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English: Seventy-eighth

Danish: Otteoghavlfjerdsindstyvende

tfw you know other languages but you’re not ~fluent~ in them so you have an identity crisis whenever someone asks you how many languages you speak

Me: *learns a word in a foreign language*

Me: *forgets the word in every other language I know including in my native one*

seashellronan

I don’t understand people who are really baffled by other languages like “wAit!!!! This letter…. makes a DiFfereNt sound in ThAt lanUuuauuage wAT???! The rulEs for garammmer and spilling is diFfrrfrent???” like yes Sharon those things are what make it…. a different language

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hogwarts houses in french // les maisons de poudlard en français

queenglossophile

Learning verbs makes me feel so powerful. It’s my favorite part of the first stages of learning a language. Now I can not only ask how you’re doing, I can ask where you’re going. I can say that I’m coming with you. I can say that I’m coming with you and we’re gonna buy some stuff and talk about what we study. I could go to your house and you can’t do jack about it. I can say all of these things now that I have the power of verbs. Like eight verbs. Fuck yeah.

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Yasss

missionpolyglot

French Quotes about life

These are basically some of the quotes on life that I’ve read and loved!

1. Je pense, donc je suis- I think, therfore I am. This is the French version of the Latin phrase Cogito ergo sum.

2. Le temps est un grand maître, dit-on. Le malheur est qui’il tue ses éléves- We say that time is a great teacher. Too bad it kills all its students.

3. L’enfer, c’est les autres- Hell is other people.

4. Qui vivra verra- He/she who lives, shall see. I think this the French version of Time will tell.

5. Et d’abord, ne pas nuire- First, do no harm.

6. Quand on a pas ce que l’on aime, il faut aimer ce que l’on a- When one doesn’t have what he/she loves, he/she must love what they do have.

7. La vie ce n’est pas d’attendre que les orages passent, c’est d’apprendre a danser sous la pluie- Probably the most cliched line on the list, it means- Life isn’t about waiting for the storms to pass, it’s about learning how to dance in the rain.

8. Le bonheur est parfois caché dans l’inconnu- Happiness is sometimes hidden in the unknown.

9. Vouloir, c’est pouvoir- Wishing is power. The French version of where there is a will, there is a way.

10. Savoir, penser, rêver. Tout est là- To know, to think, to dream. That is everything.

Part 2?

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Laugh From Around The World In Messages.

From fb.

theswagofinsanity

This is beautiful

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HÆHÆHÆHÆ

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FRENCH WRITING AND SPEAKING CHEAT SHEET

At the start of year 12, my amazing French teacher gave us all a writing and speaking cheat sheet, which contained higher-level, sophisticated phrases to score us good grades in speaking and writing exams. I kept mine in my folder for both years, and made constant reference to it, making sure I’d packed my answers with these kinds of phrases. I was sorting through A Level work the other week and found my (now slightly scruffy) cheat sheet, and thought I’d write it out neatly and scan it in for you guys! There’s 3 different columns of vocabulary, one expressing different ways to give your opinion, the next displaying different ways to say you agree with something, and finally the last showing you a ton of ways to present a counterargument. Hope you guys find it useful!

Download a copy here from Google Drive

languageloveaffair

The more languages you have, the more worlds you belong to.

Marta Dziurosz, translator (via linguisten)

Helllo/salut/hallo/hej !!

So, after taking a long break, i am back☺️🤗 I am currently studying: French GCSE German GCSE Danish ~Norwegian ~Spanish/Italian/Portuguese ~Korean (~ just for fun!)