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oh i try, hard, ugh,
One Direction performing No Control for the first time in Brussels June 13th 2015
Happy 1-year-anniversary of the first live performance of No Control <3
hey just so u know I’m here for the girls who have slept with people who they didn’t like and girls who look back on old hook ups and feel gross. girls who have slept with people because they needed the sexual validation but had bad experiences or wished that thy hadn’t gone near those people. girls who found out how bad the people were after the fact. the character of your hookups doesn’t reflect your character. you’re all wonderful and I’m here for u
Reblog if you’re definitely not straight
Inglourious Basterds (2007; Quentin Tarantino)
I’m really bad at texting unless I’m in love with you
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lol sadly yes my tumblr just doesn't have all of my attention
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300 Essential Italian Words
I took the liberty of filling out the 300 Essential Words chart devised by @funwithlanguages for Italian. Enjoy!
First Verbs
be - Essere
there is - C’è
have - Avere
do - Fare
go - Andare
want - Volere
can - Potere // Riuscire
need - Avere bisogno di
think - Pensare
know - Sapere // Conoscere
say - Dire
like - Piacere
speak - Parlare
learn - Imparare
understand - Capire
Conjunctions
that (as in “I think that…” or “the woman that…”) - Che (”Penso che…” o “la donna che…”
and - e
or - o
but - ma
because - perché
though - però
so (meaning “therefore”; e.g. “I wanted it, so I bought it”) - Quindi (”Lo volevo, quindi l’ho comprato)
if - se
Prepositions
of - di
to - a
from - da
in - in
at (a place) - a
at (a time) - a
with - con
about - circa // su
like (meaning “similar to”) - come
for (warning, this one has several meanings that you need to take care of) - per
before (also as a conjunction) - prima
after (also as a conjunction) - dopo
during - durante
Question Words
who - chi
what - (che) cosa
where - dove
when - quando
why - perché
how - come
how much - quanto
which - quale
Adverbs
a lot - molto
a little - un po’
well - beh // insomma
badly - male
only - solo
also - anche
very - molto
too (as in “too tall”) - troppo (”troppo alto”)
too much - troppo
so (as in “so tall”) - tanto // così
so much - tanto
more (know how to say “more … than …”) - più (”più…. che…”)
less (know how to say “less … than …”) - meno (”meno…. che”
as … as … (e.g. “as tall as”) - come (”alto come”)
most - più // la maggior parte (di)
least - minimo
better - meglio // migliore
best - migliore // meglio
worse - peggio // peggiore
worst - peggiore // peggio
now - ora // adesso
then - poi // allora
here - qui // qua
there - lì // là
maybe - forse // magari
always - sempre
usually - di solito
often - spesso
sometimes - a volte
never - (non) mai
today - oggi
yesterday - ieri
tomorrow - domani
soon - presto
almost - quasi
already - già
still - ancora
even - anche
enough - basta // abbastanza
Adjectives
the, a (technically articles) - il, lo, la
this - questo, questa
that - quel, quello, quella
good - buon, buono/a, bene, bello/a, bravo/a
bad - male
all - tutto
some - di // del, dello, della // alcune
no - no
any - qualsiasi
many - molti/molte
few - poche/pochi
most - la maggior parte di
other - altro/altra
same - stesso/a
different - diverso/a
enough - abbastanza/basta
one - uno
two - due
a few - poche/i
first - prima
next - prossimo
last (meaning “past”, e.g. “last Friday”) - scorso/scorsa
last (meaning “final”) - ultimo/a
easy - facile
hard - difficile
early - prima / presto
late - tardi
important - importante
interesting - interessante
fun - divertente
boring - noioso/a
beautiful - bello/a
big - grosso/a ,grande
small - piccolo/a
happy - felice
sad - triste
busy - occupato/a
excited - eccitato/a
tired - stanco/a
ready - pronto/a
favorite - preferito/a
new - nuovo/a
right (meaning “correct”) - giusto/a, vero, proprio
wrong - sbaglioto/a
true - vero
Pronouns
Know them in the subject (“I”), direct object (“me”), indirect object (“to me”), and possessive (“my”) forms.
I - io
you - tu
she - lei
he - lui
it - il, lo
we - noi
you (plural) - siete
they - loro
Nouns
If your language has grammatical gender, then learn each noun as “the [noun]” with “the” in the correct gender. (e.g. in Spanish, instead of learning language = “idioma”, learn language = “el idioma”.) This will help you remember the gender.
everything - tutto
something - qualcosa
nothing - niente // nulla
everyone - tutto
someone - qualcuno
no one - nessuno
(L’)Italiano
English - (L’)Inglese
thing - (una) cosa
person - (una) persona
place - (un) posto
time (as in “a long time”) - (un) tempo (”molto tempo fa)
time (as in “I did it 3 times”) - (una) volta (”l’ho fatto 3 volte)
friend - (un/a) amico/a
woman - (una) donna
man - (un) uomo
money - (i) soldi
country - (un) paese
(L’)Italia
city - (una) città
language - (una) lingua
word - (una) parola
food - (il) cibo
house - (una) casa
store - (un) negozio
office - (un) ufficio
company - (una) società
manager - (un) gestore
coworker - (una) collega
job - (un) lavoro
work (as in “I have a lot of work to do”) - lavoro (”ho un sacco di lavoro da fare”)
problem - (un) problema
question - (una) domana
idea - (un’)idea
life - (la) vita
world - (il) mondo
day - (un) giorno
year - (un) anno
week - (una) settimana
month - (un) mese
hour - (un’)ora
mother, father, parent - mamma, papà, genitore
daughter, son, child - figlia, figlio, bambino/a
wife, husband - moglie, marito
girlfriend, boyfriend - ragazza/o, fidanzato/a
More Verbs
work (as in a person working) - lavorare (la donna lavora)
work (meaning “to function”, e.g. “the TV works”) - funzionare (”la tv funziona”)
see- vedere
use - usare
should - dovere (dovere also means “to have to”, i.e. “Devo andare, ciao!” – “I have to go, bye!)
believe - credere
practice - praticare
seem - sembrare
come - venire
leave - lasciare
return - tornare
give - dare
take - prendere
bring - portare
look for - cercare
find - trovare
get (meaning “obtain”) - ottenere
receive - ricevere
buy - comprare
try - provare
start - cominciare // iniziare
stop (doing something) - fermare // smettare
finish - finire
continue - continuare
wake up - svegliarsi
get up - alzarsi
eat - mangiare
eat breakfast (in several languages, this is a verb) - mangare la colazione
eat lunch - pranzare
eat dinner - cenare
happen - succedere
feel - sentire
create (aka “make”) - creare
cause (aka “make”) - causare
meet (meeting someone for the first time) - incontrare//conoscere
meet (meaning “to bump into”) - riunare // incontrare
meet (an arranged meeting) - riunare
ask (a question) - chiedere
ask for (aka “request”) - domandare
wonder - chiedersi
reply - rispondere
mean - significare
read - leggere
write - scrivere
listen - ascoltare
hear - sentire
remember - ricordare (ricordare also means “remind”)
forget - dimenticare
choose - scegliere
decide - decidere
be born - nascere
die - morire
kill - uccire
live - vivere
stay - stare // rimanere
change - cambiare
help - aiutare
send - mandare // spedire
study - studiare
improve - migliorare
hope - sperare
care - interessare
Phrases
hello - Ciao, salve
goodbye - Ciao, ci vediamo, a dopo, a presto
thank you - grazie // ti prego
you’re welcome - prego, di niente, di nulla
excuse me (to get someone’s attention) - scusami
sorry - scusa // mi dispiace
it’s fine (response to an apology) - tranquillo/a
please - per favore
yes - sì
no - no
okay - okay, va bene
My name is - Mi chiamo …
What’s your name? - Come ti chiami?
Nice to meet you. - piacere di conoscerti
How are you? - come stai? (formal: come sta?)
I’m doing well, how about you? - va bene, anche te?
Sorry? / What? (if you didn’t hear something) - scusa? cosa?
How do you say ______? - come si dice ____?
What does ______ mean? - cosa significa _____?
I don’t understand. - non capisco, non ho capito
Could you repeat that? - puoi ripetere?
Could you speak more slowly, please? - Puoi parlare più lentamente, per favore?
Well (as in “well, I think…”) - insomma
Really? - davvero? vero? sul serio? seriamente? veramente?
I guess that - credo che // suppongo che
It’s hot. (talking about the weather) - fa caldo
It’s cold. (talking about the weather) - fa freddo
Sorry in advance for any errors! I’m not a native, so natives out there feel free to correct me on anything I may have messed up!
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Heathers (1988) dir. Michael Lehmann