Athena's Blessing

So by some chance you have stumbled upon my blog, stranger. Welcome to the Kitten's den. Here I post about Languages, mainly French and Arabic (For now only though!). If you ever need any resources for anything tho, you can always ask ^-^. Damn, where do people learn how to write cool descriptions? 

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For Spanish learners:

I found Practice Makes Perfect ^ on the web, and thought I should share :) Here are screenshots of the cover and the contents. I also have the French Practice Makes Perfect, and I totally recommend you’d check it out too! (Well, if you’re learning French anyways.)

Hope it helps! ^^

Here’s the link to download it.

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The Arabic-English visual bilingual dictionary:

Yup, I found that one as well. (The French one is on my blog) It’s a little less than 50 Mb in storage, it’s got the pictures (obviously) the words in Arabic + their transliteration. Y’all should definitely check it out!

Here’s the link to the google doc.

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FRENCH HARRY POTTER: (Note: All of them were found on the internet. If you’re using an android the links will download the books immediately (that’s how it worked for me anyway) .)

Book 1. 

Book 2.

Book 3.

Book 4. (For some reason the one I found has an additional book with it. Book ends at Page 502.)

Book 5. 

Book 6.

Book 7.

*Enjoy your reading ^^ I do not own the picture above.

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For French Learners!

This is The Bilingual Visual French/English Dictionary.

I have found it on the web, and thought I can maybe help those who can’t buy it :) ? It’s amazing for those-like me- who love associating pictures and models with words and objects, it’s basically a big book of vocabulary lists on diagrams and pictures, so yeah! Here ya go ;) Here’s the link to download it.

P.s: It’s 360 pages, 24.9 mb, which is quite big, so make sure you have that space on your device.

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Proverb : جِبْنا سِيرِة القُطّ إِجا ينُطّ (jibna seeter el qoutt ija ynott)

Dialect : This is Palestinian/Jordanian variation of the proverb, but it’s also said in other countries with small changes to the pronunciation or wording.

Literal translation : we spoke of the cat, and it came jumping.

Meaning : it’s said when you speak of someone and then they appear infront of you by coincidence. 

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"Speak of the Devil and he shall appear."

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For French learners #2:

So I found this gem over here, and.. Oh well, just check the contents above ^ It starts out with pronunciation and tips in the preface + basic phrases, then it moves on from the grammar basics to the advanced stuff, in addition to the occasional vocabulary list and comprehension paragraghs in the chapter. It also has a lot of excersises AND an answer key.

Here’s the link to download it.

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For French Learners! I’ve found another GRAMMAR book :D (Here’s the First One)

Page count: Around 160.

It’s an amazing grammar reference for beginner and intermediate learners, it starts with the basics as you see (Nouns, articles, prepositions,… etc.). My personal favourite part (and will probably be yours) is the last 60 pages, as they include a huge amount of verbs +their meanings and conjugations + examples on usage.

Note: I took screenshots of the contents, the first couple of pages, the cover, and two pages from the verb lists I talked about.

Here’s the link to download it.

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For French learners: So, I’ve found THIS: It’s a complete book that I’ve found for beginners, which includes: Grammar, exercises, and also vocabulary! Download and Enjoy! (Bonus Points: Print it.) Note: I took a screenshot of the contents for you. Click on the pictures above for a clearer image, better quality. Here’s the Link to download it.