my ongoing october french word/phrase list 🦇🕸️
je viens de (verb) - i just (verb)
carré ! - okay!
pas de soucis - no worries
caissier/caissière - cashier
nickel - cool
un de ces quatre - one of these days
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The Bowery Presents
Color Me Curious
The Bright Sessions
KIROKAZE

if i look back, i am lost
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Love Begins
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my ongoing october french word/phrase list 🦇🕸️
je viens de (verb) - i just (verb)
carré ! - okay!
pas de soucis - no worries
caissier/caissière - cashier
nickel - cool
un de ces quatre - one of these days
A tiny list of german songs!!
for @anxietyfuelledadventure
Some are original, some r anime covers and other vocaloid covers! my emojis will refer to that haha
🌱 Je ne parle pas français —Namika cover by Selphius (my fav song on this list!)
🌸 Blumenkranz — Kill La Kill OST
🤖 Kletter! Weiter! Zu dem großen Turm — German Cover by Jinja
🌱 Wenn sie kommen — Namika
🤖 world.execute(me) — German cover by Jinja
🌸 Kono Yubi Tomare — German cover by Selphius (i love this one so much too omggg)
🌸 STYX HELIX — German cover by Selphius
🌱 Alles was zählt — Namika cover by Selphius
🤖 Wissen will ich's nicht — German cover by Jinja
🌸 Gurenge — German cover by Jinja (best version of Gurenge imo)
German Resource Pool
In trying to collect resources in an organized way, I've created this Notion page, listing all resources I know of and updating whenever I see something new!
It includes Grammar, Reading, Listening, Watching; and links to other people's resource pools (like salvadorbonapart and europeanlanguages)!
I'll of course add to it as much as I can and I am happy about any additions from you guys!
after seeing so many language courses that require subscription or any sort of payment i really started to appreciate icelandic online website bc it has 6 icelandic courses from complete beginner to advanced all completely free. and as someone who actually tried it for 3 months i can say that they're great as well. we really need more of this
You are learning German and are at least mildly interested in history?
Let me put you on something:
Ernst H. Gombrichs: Eine kurze Weltgeschichte für junge Leser
The author wrote considering that if you really try, you can explain absolutely everything to a child and specifically does not want his book to be seen as something you have to study (memorize dates and names etc) but as something you should enjoy. At the same time, he hugely respects children ans understands how much they can learn and does not talk down to them but instead uses cool metaphors to explain grand concepts to even the smallest children.
Bad news: I cannot find a free copy/pdf anywhere online, I am sorry (please anyone let me know if you do!)
Good news: There is a professional recording on Spotify!!
Part one: Von den Anfängen bis zum Mittelalter
https://open.spotify.com/album/51QjgeOikJ5jvbuwoqB64U?si=N5rfxmWUR_el0aFkHAMf_g
Part two: Von der Renaissance bis heute
https://open.spotify.com/album/5xe9blTtuxY8TOpNOfnS4t?si=MQVanUmRT52QjUlGOI7q0w
EVEN BETTER NEWS: It is read by Christoph Waltz.
You don't know who that is? Maybe you do, actually. It's one of the austrian-german actors known in the US. For example, he plays the Nazi Hans Landa in Inglorious Basterds, and he's Bond's antagonist in Spectre.
Anywho, Christoph Waltz is a man to behold and his reading of the Kurze Weltgeschichte für junge Leser is absolutely marvelous.
I've loved the audiobook since I was little,
when I got together with my partner I showed it to him and he loved it too,
and we still listen to it to fall asleep in the evening.
I know listening to a book in German as a beginner or even intermediate might be scary but I implore you to try. No one says you can't start over again and again, no one says you have to understand everything. You can simply listen to Waltz's calming voice and be proud everytime you understand a word.
Listening to the book has always been such a magical experience for me and I hope it might be one for you as well.
after seeing so many language courses that require subscription or any sort of payment i really started to appreciate icelandic online website bc it has 6 icelandic courses from complete beginner to advanced all completely free. and as someone who actually tried it for 3 months i can say that they're great as well. we really need more of this
A tiny list of german songs!!
for @anxietyfuelledadventure
Some are original, some r anime covers and other vocaloid covers! my emojis will refer to that haha
🌱 Je ne parle pas français —Namika cover by Selphius (my fav song on this list!)
🌸 Blumenkranz — Kill La Kill OST
🤖 Kletter! Weiter! Zu dem großen Turm — German Cover by Jinja
🌱 Wenn sie kommen — Namika
🤖 world.execute(me) — German cover by Jinja
🌸 Kono Yubi Tomare — German cover by Selphius (i love this one so much too omggg)
🌸 STYX HELIX — German cover by Selphius
🌱 Alles was zählt — Namika cover by Selphius
🤖 Wissen will ich's nicht — German cover by Jinja
🌸 Gurenge — German cover by Jinja (best version of Gurenge imo)
German Vocabulary: Drawing
der Bleistift (pl. die Bleistifte) – [lead] pencil der Drehbleistift – mechanical pencil der Farbstift – coloured pencil der Filzstift – felt-tip pen die Feder – [nibbed] pen die Kreide – chalk das Papier – paper der Radierer – eraser der Spitzer – pencil sharpener die Tusche – India ink die Zeichenkohle – charcoal
die Abstufung – gradation, shading das Aktzeichnen – figure drawing; life drawing der Fluchtpunkt – vanishing point das Glanzlicht – highlight der Kontrast – contrast die Kreuzschraffur – cross-hatching die Linie – line die Perspektive – perspective die Proportion – proportion der Punkt (pl. die Punkte) – dot die Schraffur – hatching die Skizze – sketch die Strichzeichnung – line drawing die Studie – study die Zeichnung – drawing
radieren – to erase schattieren – to shade schraffieren – to hatch; to shade skizzieren – to sketch zeichnen – to draw
gebogen – curved gerade – straight grafisch – graphic grob – rough schattiert – shaded stilistisch – stylistic zickzack – zigzag
📗 A (very) SHORT OUTLINE of NEAPOLITAN GRAMMAR
🟢 Trying to condense Neapolitan grammar in a 10-picture Instagram post was HARD!!
🟢 There will be an ITALIAN and ENGLISH version of this post available for DOWNLOAD in PDF format for free!!
🟢 I will also post a LONGER and more DETAILED version of this grammar in TEXT format!!
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Vocab List Templates #2
(link to template #1)
Here’s a vocab list (based on this post) you can fill in with your own target language(s). There’s also an empty vocab list at the end in case you find additional words i missed in my lists. I’ll upload more lists with the rest of the vocab words from the post above soon too!
-> here’s a link to a Google Drive folder with the pdf files if you prefer that format
Feel free to post & share your filled-in lists for other language learners!
Websites to learn languages by reading
Hyplern
Language Crush
Readlang
Vocab Tracker
For German Learners 🇩🇪: German Fairy Tale Films
The German TV channel ARD is filming loads of German fairy tales and uploading them for free on their website!
Most of them are just 60 minutes long.
The films are in German with German subtitles and they even offer some versions with audio description and German Sign Language (DGS)!
Here’s a list with links to the films:
“Schneewittchen” (Snow White): film, audio version
“Aschenputtel” (Cinderella): film, DGS version
“Rotkäppchen” (Red Riding Hood): film
“Der Geist im Glas” (The Spirit in the Bottle): DGS version
“Das Märchen von den 12 Monaten” (The Fairytale of the 12 Months): film
“Die drei Königskinder” (The Three Children of the King): film
“Die Sterntaler” (The Star Money): film
“Hänsel und Gretel”: film
“Nussknacker und Mausekönig” (The Nut Cracker and the Mouse King): film, audio version, DGS version
“Der starke Hans” (Strong Hans): film, DGS version
“Das Mädchen mit den Schwefelhölzern” (The Little Match Girl): film, audio version, DGS version
“Vom Fischer und seiner Frau” (The Fisherman and His Wife): film
“Das singende, klingende Bäumchen” (The Singing Ringing Tree): film
“Der Meisterdieb” (Masterthief): film
“Das tapfere Schneiderlein” (The Valiant Little Tailor): film, DGS version
“Das blaue Licht” (The Blue Light): film
“Die drei Federn” (The Three Feathers): film, audio version
“König Drosselbart” (King Thrushbeard): film
“Das Wasser des Lebens” (The Water of Life): film, audio version
“Allerleirauh” (All-Kinds-Of-Fur): film, DGS version
“Das Märchen vom goldenen Taler” (The Story of the Golden Thaler): film, DGS version
“Der Froschkönig” (The Frog Prince): film, audio version, DGS version
“Des Kaisers neue Kleider” (The Emperor’s New Clothes): film, audio version, DGS version
“Der Prinz im Bärenfell” (The Prince in the Bearskin): film
“Die kleine Meerjungfrau” (The Little Mermaid): film, audio version, DGS version
“Rumpelstilzchen”: film, audio version
“Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten (The Town Musicians of Bremen): film, DGS version
“Der Teufel mit den drei goldenen Haaren” (The Devil With the Three Golden Hairs): film, audio version
“Die zertanzten Schuhe” (The Worn-Out Dancing Shoes): film, audio version, DGS version
“Die Galoschen des Glücks” (The Galoshes of Fortune): film, DGS version
“Der gestiefelte Kater” (Puss in Boots): film, DGS version
“Brüderchen und Schwesterchen” (Little Brother and Little Sister): film, audio version, DGS version
“Die Salzprinzessin” (The Salt Princess): film, audio version, DGS version
“Dornröschen” (The Sleeping Beauty): film, audio version, DGS version
“Das Märchen von der Regentrude” (The Rainmaiden): film, audio version, DGS version
“Helene die wahre Braut” (The True Bride): film, audio version, DGS version
“Hans im Glück” (Hans in Luck): film, audio version
“Der Schweinehirt” (The Swineherd): film, audio version, DGS version
“Von einem, der auszog, das Fürchten zu lernen” (A Boy Who Went Forth to Learn Fear): film, audio version, DGS version
“Die kluge Bauerntochter” (The Peasant’s Wise Daughter): film, audio version, DGS version
“Schneeweißchen und Rosenrot” (Snow-White and Rose-Red): film, audio version, DGS version
“Die Gänsemagd” (The Goose Girl): film
“Die Prinzessin auf der Erbse” (The Princess and the Pea): film
“Prinzessin Maleen” (Princess Maleen): film, audio version
“Siebenschön” (Pretty-as-seven): film
“Tischlein deck dich” (The Wishing-Table): film, audio version, DGS version
“Das Märchen vom Schlaraffenland” (The Story of the Land of Plenty): film
“Jorinde und Joringel”: film, audio version
“Prinz Himmelblau und Fee Lupine” (Prince Sky-Blue and Lupine the Fairy): film, audio version, DGS version
How to use Notion for Language Learners - a masterpost
So, I have been learning languages for a while now, and one of the things I have always been struggling with is having a space that could gather all the info I need, the spreads I used to make on my bullet journal, and maybe even something more.
Notion has become my best friend all over the last couple of years, but as I am a pretty sick perfectionist, I am still mastering the art of creating efficient templates, but I am slowly overcoming this problem of mine… In the meantime enjoy my favorite YouTube videos all about Notion x Language Learning:
how to make the best language learning plan | notion templates | AD by Anna Lenks
ULTIMATE LANGUAGE PLANNER IN NOTION FOR POLYGLOTS by me :)
How to make a language learning plan that WORKS ✨ Notion for language learners by Elysse Speaks
How To Make A Sentence Mining Database in Notion | Language Learning | Tutorial + Free Template by Leafling Learns
How I Created a 30-Day Language Study Plan That Works! by Shea Jordan
Create a language learning schedule that works + Notion Template! by Jusuf
updating my language learning notion 🖊 by Jo Renee Languages
Language Learning: Notion, RemNote And Reverso (French) by Red Gregory
How I plan and organize my life and languages | Notion tour 📝 by Lindie Botes
Hope you enjoyed this post, in the meantime I'll go and create the best language-learning hub you will ever see
Hi Language Enthusiasts,
Do you want to learn German but don’t know where to start? Then I’ve got the perfect resource list for you and you can find its links below. Let me know if you have any suggestions to improve it. I hope everyone can enjoy it and if anyone notices any mistakes or has any questions you are free to PM me.
Here is what the resource list contains;
Handmade resources on certain grammar concepts for easy understanding.
Resources on learning pronunciation.
Websites to practice reading.
Documents to enhance your vocabulary.
Notes on Colloquial Language.
Music playlists
List of podcasts/audiobooks And a compiled + organized list of websites you can use to get hold of grammar!
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qQdkYK6_1JblpQFYw7GHOYGKZuNeIhAArGIfUftdvJY/edit?usp=sharing
Comparing words in Ojibwe, Munsee & Beothuk. Ojibwe belongs to the Central Algonquian branch of the Algonquian language family (which includes languages like Potawatomi & Shawnee) Munsee belongs to the Eastern Algonquian languages (which include languages like Malecite & Abenaki) and despite Beothuk having similarities with the Algonquian languages, it remains unclassified.
Best language learning tips & masterlists from other bloggers I’ve come across
(these posts are not my own!)
THE HOLY GRAIL of language learning (-> seriously tho, this is the BEST thing I’ve ever come across)
Tips:
Some language learning exercises and tips
20 Favorite Language Learning Tips
what should you be reading to maximize your language learning?
tips for learning a language (things i wish i knew before i started)
language learning and langblr tips
Tips on how to read in your target language for longer periods of time
Tips and inspiration from Fluent in 3 months by Benny Lewis
Tips for learning a sign language
Tips for relearning your second first language
How to:
how to self teach a new language
learning a language: how to
learning languages and how to make it fun
how to study languages
how to practice speaking in a foreign language
how to learn a language when you don’t know where to start
how to make a schedule for language learning
How to keep track of learning more than one language at the same time
Masterposts:
Language Study Master Post
Swedish Resources Masterpost
French Resouces Masterpost
Italian Resources Masterpost
Resource List for Learning German
Challenges:
Language-Sanctuary Langblr Challenge
language learning checkerboard challenge
Word lists:
2+ months of language learning prompts
list of words you need to know in your target language, in 3 levels
Other stuff:
bullet journal dedicated to language learning
over 400 language related youtube channels in 50+ languages
TED talks about language (learning)
Learning the Alien Languages of Star Trek
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Feel free to reblog and add your own lists / masterlists!
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