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@exchangerthings
Bilingual culture is typing for so long on one languageâs keyboard that you forget how to type on the other one.
never underestimate the merits of listening to music in your target language. it might not seem extremely beneficial, but especially when starting a language, you pick up so much vocabulary and it really just helps to get a feel of the language.
hottest language learning tip
write a diary
literally
just write a diary, it has helped me sooo much and i dare say it has been the most developing thing iâve done while learning french, nothing else compares
1. youâre exposed to the language daily
2. you quickly see which words are missing from your vocabulary
3. you learn to write about the things you think about a lot
4. learning to actually think in your target language
5. having to look up words and when reading the entry back a couple of days later you canât even remember which words you didnât know
6. going back to the earlier entries and seeing all the mistakes and knowing how much better youâve become
7. when youâve been writing for a few months and your target language becomes a natural way for expressing yourself
8. when youâve been writing for a few months and you start seeing the diary writing as a way of self-expression and stressrelief, and the language learning aspect becomes natural and secondary
9. filling out a whole book using only your target language and physically seeing how much youâve accomplished
When youâre a German student going back to your English uni after winter break:
the struggles of an exchange student
plus, I donât even know if my english in this meme is correct
Your future-self is probably having memories of what your doing now in life.
If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head. If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.
Nelson Mandela (via literarischesausgekotze)
Wein Nacht
Ein Tag vor Weihnachten, ich sitze hier im Kerzenschein.
Das Licht ist sanft und leicht, stumm und voll.
DrÀngt nicht so wie das epileptische Blinken des hÀsslichen Baums.
âOh! Der ist aber schön, so weiĂ, soâŠâ
So ganz aus Plastik
Nadeln wachsen hier nicht an BĂ€umen,
das einzig weiĂe an Weihnachten ist der Sandstrand.
Die heiĂe Luft ist voll von kreischenden Lichtern und glitzernder Musik
Das ist also Weihnachten?
Doch jetzt sitze ich hier im Kerzenschein.
Die epileptischen Lichter sind verreckt,
das PolyethylengewÀchs versteckt sich im Schatten.
DrauĂen weint der Himmel und drin tropfen meine Augen.
Die Frau, zwei Meter weg von mir, sieht es nicht.
Ich will es sie nicht sehen lassen,Â
verstecke die stummen Tropfen in der Dunkelheit.
Die Frau, meine Mutter, die ich nicht Mutter nennen kann,
die ich so gern hab, die mir so nah ist.
Aber nie so nah wie die, die zehntausend Kilometer weit weg ist.
Seit fĂŒnf Monaten, seit August, seit Sommer. Ach nein, es war Winter.
Jetzt ist Sommer, jetzt ist Weihnachten.
Das Fest der Familie, nur ohne Familie.
Der Gedanke zeichnet RinsÀle auf meine Wangen,
und das Salzwasser flieĂt langsam und still.
Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht!
Die Nacht ist laut und in ihr herrscht die SĂŒnde.
Doch jetzt ist sie still, die Nacht.
Der Blitz hat sie still gemacht.
Das Licht ausgemacht und den LÀrm gelöscht.
Und ich sitze hier im Kerzenschein.
Das kenn ich, das war frĂŒher so.
Kerzen am 23. Dezember, weil
an Weihnachten sind wir romantisch.
âOh schön, die Flamme, so ein tolles Licht.â
Strom haben wir ja immer.
Hier ist das anders.
Kerzen sind fĂŒr die Leute ohne Licht.
Aber wir, wir haben Licht.
Wir zeigen stolz unsere leuchtenden BĂ€ume.
Wer will schon an Weihnachten im Dunklen sitzen?
Ich hoffe, der Strom kommt nicht so bald,
bade im melancholischen Licht.
Und mein Herz weint und meine Augen tropfen.
Attitudes toward foreign visitors
The best compliment an Exchange Student can get
So last week my advisor or idk what to call her went up to me in the middle of our morning assembley and told me that my teachers see that Iâm working really hard and that Iâm making a lot of progress in Thai language, that they love that I pay attention to their class and that they are really happy that I made so many Thai friendsâŠ
But her last sentence made me so proudâŠ.she said that if I didnt have blonde hair she would think that I was 100% ThaiÂ
@useless-germanyfacts
How watching the news of your home country once in a while is like
Iâm a sophomore and we have an exchange student from Senegal with us this year. She had never seen snow in her life before this particular day, so in French class, my teacher was just like âfuck this shit, letâs go teach her how to make a snowman.â She was better than all of us at it.
Exchange students
What we say we do:
We are making the world a better place by campaigning for tolerance and understanding.
What we really do: