[fatinaminah]

Dear tomato plant is growing than her owner (2monthsold).. little bit worry who's going to water u? Hopefully it will be raining during my leave~ #ポースト久しぶり (at Osaka)

[learningjapanese]

Random Japanese Vocab #5

I am keeping the lists coming.

信用・しんよう・dependence, trust, belief (する）

美術館・びじゅつかん・art museum

了解・りょうかい・sth like “i understood”

寝すぎる・ねすぎる・to oversleep

忙しい・いそがしい・busy

注文・ちゅうもん・order

夢中になる・むちゅうになる・to be absorbed

新人・しんじん・newcomers

参加・さんか・participate (する)

果たして・はたして・just as expected

曇り・くもり・cloudy

普通・ふつう・normal/average (can also be used in a negative context)

きゅうり・cucumber

大西洋・たいせいよう・Atlantic Ocean

若い・わかい・young

臭う・くさう・to stink

キノコ・mushroom

以上・いじょう・more than (70€以上・more than 70€)

息・いき・breath

筋肉・きんにく・muscle

婚約・こんやく・engagement

指輪・ゆびわ・ring

婚約指輪・こんやくゆびわ・engagement ring

悔しい・くやしい・frustrating

毛布・もうふ・blanket

[fatinaminah]

中国のお土産。Souvenier from China. Chinese knot given by chinese best girlfriend@chinese -japanese- speaking friend..we always practice speak japanese together as we are new comer here. she told me that knot mean for wealthy and happier life as she wish that for me. I accepted it as a friendship appreciation #flowerpancake #xian hua bing from another new phd guy. ありがとうなぁー

[fatinaminah]

It has been a long time~~ #alhamdulillahrezki #restfromwork (at Hotel Villa Fontaine Otemachi)

[fatinaminah]

It has been a long time~~ #restfromwork #alhamdulillahrezki (at Hotel Villa Fontaine Otemachi)

[bitesizekorean]

Hi hi! I was wondering if you could do/have done a list of counters. I know the basic ones such as 멈, 개, 병, 권 but I know there are a ton more. THANK YOU!

List of Counters in Korean:

개  Most items, small objects, ‘things’ in general

분  People (honorific)

명  People (informal)

척  Boats and ships

채 Houses 

대  Vehicles (cars, airplanes) and machinery (incl. computers)

단  A column (in a newspaper)

동 Buildings

그루  Trees

과  Lessons (if paired with Sino-Korean numeral, lesson number)

권  Books

장  Paper

자루  Things with long handles (writing instruments, shovels, swords, and rifles), and by extension, knives and pistols

줄 Things aligned in a row (desks, chairs) 

필 Uncut fabric, horses, cows

포기  Chinese cabbages

푼  Pennies

살  Years

톨  Grains of rice (not cooked), stones 

통  Letters, telegrams, telephone calls, and e-mail tong 

점  Paintings, sliced or ripped off flesh, small amount of something (cloud, wind)

벌   Items of clothing

잔  Cups and glasses, [drinks]

마리  Animals

송이   Flowers, (bunch) of bananas, (bunch) of grapes

켤레   Gloves, socks, shoes (a pair)

병   Bottles

층 Floors (of a building), layers

그릇 Bowls

곡 Songs, music pieces 

마디 Phrases, joints, and musical measures

도 Degrees (temperature)

That’s not ALL of them, but it is a lot, so I’ll leave it there. If there are any mistakes or other counters you can think of adding, please let me know - I rushed this post together so I’ll make the appropriate changes as soon as I can :3

[bitesizekorean]

Hi hi! I was wondering if you could do/have done a list of counters. I know the basic ones such as 멈, 개, 병, 권 but I know there are a ton more. THANK YOU!

List of Counters in Korean:

개  Most items, small objects, ‘things’ in general

분  People (honorific)

명  People (informal)

척  Boats and ships

채 Houses 

대  Vehicles (cars, airplanes) and machinery (incl. computers)

단  A column (in a newspaper)

동 Buildings

그루  Trees

과  Lessons (if paired with Sino-Korean numeral, lesson number)

권  Books

장  Paper

자루  Things with long handles (writing instruments, shovels, swords, and rifles), and by extension, knives and pistols

줄 Things aligned in a row (desks, chairs) 

필 Uncut fabric, horses, cows

포기  Chinese cabbages

푼  Pennies

살  Years

톨  Grains of rice (not cooked), stones 

통  Letters, telegrams, telephone calls, and e-mail tong 

점  Paintings, sliced or ripped off flesh, small amount of something (cloud, wind)

벌   Items of clothing

잔  Cups and glasses, [drinks]

마리  Animals

송이   Flowers, (bunch) of bananas, (bunch) of grapes

켤레   Gloves, socks, shoes (a pair)

병   Bottles

층 Floors (of a building), layers

그릇 Bowls

곡 Songs, music pieces 

마디 Phrases, joints, and musical measures

도 Degrees (temperature)

That’s not ALL of them, but it is a lot, so I’ll leave it there. If there are any mistakes or other counters you can think of adding, please let me know - I rushed this post together so I’ll make the appropriate changes as soon as I can :3

[lingdom-deactivated20170221]

Here’s a list of fun (and entertaining!) cartoons, videos, and films you can watch in your target language! 

Korean 

로보카폴리 (a fun animated series with talking cars)

내친구호비 (My Friend Hebi)

Cute penguin cartoon

Cute series with cartoon animals

Illustrated animal cartoon

..Another similar series

Tobot (또봇) short minute-long clips

Tobot (또봇) full 1 hour episodes

Hello Kitty in Korean

Mr Men & Little Miss

Channel with many different playlists for complete series

Another channel full of videos

Cute Penguin Animated Series

Korean short story/song videos

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAeyBAvUCZM (Umbrella)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufroE1yd0EM (Little Red Riding Hood)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVETxzZOzuo (Hansel & Gretel)

Dutch 

Nijntje en Vriendjes

Japanese

Mr. Men Little Miss(Short 3 minute long videos)

Japanese short stories for children

Nihongo Dekimasu (Complete series for learning Japanese)

Hebi Japanese

More Hebi

More Cartoons

Japanese Versions of English Songs!                

http://www.youtube.com/user/CREAMVISIONJP/search?query=japanese 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPJHxY6_mNfjl_RxrGbUpCjO0sht-8gFj

Disney Songs in Japanese  

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL82915732068A4BFB

German

Fireman Sam (Feuerwehrmann Sam)

Plötzlich Meerjungfrau (H2O Just Add Water)

Peppa Wutz (Peppa Pig)

Mandarin Chinese

Growing up with Chinese (Complete series for learning Chinese)

Sesame Street - Fun Fun Elmo Series

PEPPA PIG IN CHINESE

Hello Kitty 1 Hello Kitty 2 Hello Kitty 3

Hongen Education - Fun Chinese for Kids

Miss Panda’s Reading Plaground (children’s books read aloud)

Youtube channel full of Chinese children’s stories

This channel also has some videos…

And another

More videos

Mandarin Chinese short story/song videos

Cute animal songs

French

Oui Oui (Noddy)

LES AVENTURES DE TINTIN (Tintin cartoon - complete series)

Sam le Pompier (Fireman Sam)

Petit Ours Brun

Peppa Couchon (Peppa Pig - full episodes)

A channel with a few videos to explore

Spanish

Peppa Pig in Spanish

Spanish Versions of English Songs

Kevin Karla & la Banda

Russian

GetMovies - A whole Youtube channel full of great quality animated films in Russian

Peppa Pig in Russian

Masha and Medved

  P.S. I’ll be adding more links! If you know of any other foreign language children’s films / cartoons, please let me know!

[dark-almostnight]

German:

Jonalu

Lauras Stern

Die Schlümpfe

French:

Pocoyo

Trotro

Spanish:

Pocoyo

[langblrstudysession]

Ooohh boy!! *rubs hands together* 

[fatinaminah]

Today's bento = bibimbap. Rasa macam dubu-dubu punya 😁😁 #koreanfoodfan #bibimbap #hisashiburi

[letslearnhangeul]

은 vs 는

[Part 2/∞]

Writing sentences are a great way to learn new words and sentence structures, but how do you know where the subjects of the sentences are in Korean? Let’s take a quick look at two very important particles:

“은” (eun), and “는” (neun).

The rule is quite simple:

-If the subject of your sentence ends in a vowel, use “는”.

-If the subject of your sentence ends in a consonant, use “은”.

Here are some examples:

Using “는” - 나는 사과 좋아해요. (I like apples)

Using “은” - 가방은 너무 무거워요. (The bag is very heavy)

In both sentences, the “는” and “은” denote the subjects of the sentences: the apple and the bag respectively.

Hope this helps and happy studying!~

[easy-japan]

Let’s Learn Japanese Vocabularies!

｡ﾟ✶ฺ.ヽ(*´∀`*)ﾉ.✶ฺﾟ｡ Today we will learn about our hand 手 (te) and fingers 指 (yubi) . 1. 親指 Oyayubi - is thumb! - Oya is a kanji means parents/intimate - Used in 親子丼 - oyakodon food (Literally means parent and child rice bowl, which is basically egg & chicken) - 両親 - ryoushin: both parent - 親切 - shinsetsu: kind

2. 人差し指 Hitosashi - is index finger! - 人 hito (people) - 差す(sasu) to raise hands but there is another 指す (sasu) which means to point/select. So you can think of it as a finger to point out people ~

3. 中指 Nakayubi - is middle finger! - 中 naka (middle/center)

4. 薬指 Kusuriyubi - is ring finger! - 薬 kusuri (medicine) The story behind the name: In the old days, medicine is in powder shape and taken with finger. Our ring finger is the least movable finger and we rarely use it to touch things, so it seems cleaner than the other finger. That’s why people use this finger to take medicine and named it the Medicine finger! Interesting right?

5. 小指 Koyubi - is pinky finger! - 小 ko (small/little)

[fatinaminah]

風が冷たくなって来たんね~~~~ 😣 #thewindisgettingcolderandcolder #startwearingheavierclotheseverytime #dalambangunanpunsejuk #autumn🍁🍁 (at 立命館大学 大阪いばらきキャンパス フューチャープラザ)

[fatinaminah]

Just had first earthquake experienced. I thought i had dizzy... Foreign senpai said it was considered long and strong.... But, for japanese...relax je.. hehe.. maybe same to me, but i was thinking to save my laptop..haha. #everythinghappensfromAllah #noworries #alhamdulillah (at 立命館大学茨木キャンパス)

[fatinaminah]

Weekend=weekdays. I love you very much econometric and mathematics, but today... #phdstudentlife #sleepy #coffeenescafegreenteabutstillsleepy #ganbare #fighting #autumn🍁🍁 #coldweathermakesmesleepy (at 立命館大学 大阪いばらきキャンパス フューチャープラザ)

[delicious-food-porn]

Triple Chocolate Banana Bread

[bakeddd]

chocolate candy bar icebox cake

click here for recipe

[sweetoothgirl]

Chocolate Chip Banana Bread French Toast Muffins with Cinnamon Streusel