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How To Get A Job Fast As Hell

 @owenabbott​ 

Apply to a  job, wait (1) day, then call.  Give them your first and last name. Tell them you submitted an application and that you’re very motivated to find [Enter field name] work. Let the conversation lead you wherever it takes. Be very polite. Say” thank you for your time, I’ll be looking forward to hearing back from you.” Rinse, repeat. This is to force them to be looking out for your application. 

 When you get to the interview, shake their hand firmly,  tell them your first and last name.  

Describe your experiences  as “ two years transcription and data entry” if you have a desk job interview and “ [however many years]  costumer service, retail and stock” for your retail jobs.  

Don’t use job “ buzz words” I stg they hear them all day. Say  things like, “ I’m detail oriented and am very good at taking instruction.”  “ I would like to work for a company with integrity and I feel that [ company name] would be a good fit”

When they ask you if you have “reliable transportation” say  YES. don’t tell them what kind of transportation, just say yes. (if you don’t do this, you wont get the job , I’m telling you right now). 

Research the company. Know what they do, why they do it, how OLD the company is. WHERE it was founded, and what kind of position you’re intending to apply for.

When they ask you “ give us a situation where you had to blah blah blah” Make one the fuck up. Make yourself sound good as hell, and like you put your company’s needs slightly above the customer’s needs, but make the customer happy. 

If they ask you about being outgoing, Say you “like to focus on your work so you can concentrate on doing things right” (which buys you out of having to act friendly all the time)

Questions for after the interview:

1.  Does this position offer upward mobility?

2. Do you enjoy working for the company? (if you’re not interviewing for a temp agency who will send you anywhere)

 Then, shake their hand,  Ask them to repeat their name (REMEMBER THIS) say thank you for your time, wish them a nice day and leave. write their name down outside if you have to, just remember the fuck out of it. 

AFTER your interview, send a card directed to the name of the person who interviewed you (I’ll give you them) that says “Thank you for the interview, I appreciate the opportunity. have a great day” This shows  that you have an understanding of professionalism, and will have them thinking of you kindly (or at least remembering you) when they’re shuffling through the choices. 

DO NOT tell them you just moved to the city over the phone.  In person, tell them you just moved to the city. Make it sound like the only reason you need a job is because you moved. Not because you’re desperate. 

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 The titles of each section are key words you can use to search for jobs on Snagajob.com  and Simplyhired.

Data Entry:

http://citystaffing.com/job/data-entry-specialistsmailroom-clerk/?utm_source=Indeed&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Indeed

https://www.roberthalf.com/officeteam/job-search/chicago-il/data-entry-clerks-needed/43517752?codes=IND

http://www.simplyhired.com/job/data-entry-specialists-job/chicago-transit-authority/jepfivkhjk?cid=udsowkxtausyzitcfeecaeuzoxkltmbl

https://jobs-theprivatebank.icims.com/jobs/3435/temporary—data-entry/job?mode=job&iis=SimplyHired&iisn=SimplyHired&utm_source=simplyhired&utm_medium=jobclick&mobile=false&width=792&height=500&bga=true&needsRedirect=false&jan1offset=-360&jun1offset=-300

 Front Desk:

http://localjobs.joblur.com/jobapplication2/?jobid=99957&subaffid=300006&JobType=Food%20/%20Bev%20/%20Hosp&ix=1&c1=99957

https://jobs.ajg.com/job/-/-/109/1256110?apstr=%26src%3DJB-10280

https://pepper.hiretouch.com/job-search/job-details?jobID=32066&job=receptionist

http://accesscommunityhealth.hodesiq.com/jobs/default.aspx?JobID=5203566 (this one is close to the place you rented.)

http://ihg.taleo.net/careersection/all/jobdetail.ftl?job=R113601&lang=en&media_id=24863&src=Indeed&src=JB-10920

https://covalentcareers.com/employer/listing/86450f8517588197c9b04f5068ed4300/detail/?apply=1&ref=indeed&v=30&utm_source=indeed&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=indeed_optical

http://www.careerbuilder.com/jobseeker/jobs/jobdetails.aspx?APath=2.21.0.0.0&job_did=JHN0KY6823WBWZX21VM&showNewJDP=yes&IPath=JRKV0F

http://www.simplyhired.com/job/front-desk-receptionist-customer-service-sales-job/rosin-optical-co-inc/qaeoquzgdi?cid=ivdnhijkmxchdanahwfoupazcwisfnxt

http://www.simplyhired.com/job/receptionist-front-desk-job/all-us-jobs/fonj7wmldf?cid=trhyvmfcsgjltxkjxkemyinsjveewfjp

Other jobs you don’t need a degree for that aren’t retail:

Dental hygenist ( yeah, seriously, who knew!) They also make about 40,000 a year)

Stenographer-Court Reporter

Surveyer ( you need a certificate for this, but its something you can get while working a temporary job and doing this on the side. Also, they make like $55,000 a year sooooooo) https://sjobs.brassring.com/TGWEbHost/jobdetails.aspx?jobId=1406428&PartnerId=16023&SiteId=5118&codes=IND

Real Estate Broker

Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products ( basically you arrange to buy large things) they make like 60K

Claims adjuster 

Loan Officer

Subway driver (trains) they make like 60K,

Duct Cleaner: http://jobview.monster.com/Duct-Cleaners-950-00-Weekly-Entry-Level-Flexible-Hours-Call-to-Apply-Job-Chicago-IL-US-161970321.aspx?intcid=re

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I knew this but I’m reblogging cause someone might not know

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I’m saving this.

[lgbtanimes]

As someone who uses the ipad pro and iphone x max constantly for school, I tend to dab around looking for the perfect apps to suit my needs and hobbies. If anyone wonders what apps I use for school, here are some “fundamental apps” I pertain to.

schedules and lists:

Calendars 5 - Calendars 5 is complete re-imagining of what the best mobile calendar experience should be. Calendars 5 is smart, excels in both tasks and events and runs on any iOS device you might have. It’s the calendar app you have been looking for.

Taskade - A great organized app that helps you organize your tasks or write simple notes.

Minimalist - a minimalist themed app that lets you list tasks very simple with other functions such as music and scenery to help you focus on those tasks.

timing, relaxing, and focus:

Clock - This is the default app that comes along with your ios device. I would say the functionality in it is very helpful to maintain alarms and a steady sleep schedule with the sleep function!

Tide - The tide app is an amazing peaceful app that lets you choose a time setting for how long you will work with soothing sounds playing in the background. The sounds really do help me focus and I highly recommend this app.

Flat Tomato - This app helps you split your time and measures it. For example, you would work for 25 minutes and then you would have a 5 minute break. This app really helps me with splitting my time and my tasks accordingly.

Forest - The forest app is absolutely great if you need help with staying away and off from your phone. The app grows a tree for up to two hours of constant studying which you would grow your tree in the meantime. If you do go on your phone and switch the app, the tree dies.

Flora - This is an alternative if you cannot or do not want to buy the forest app. It sort of works just like Forest, but you have a small 2D garden rather than a square terrain you see your trees grow on.

Oak -  Oak helps the monkey-minded decompress by transforming meditation practices from experiments into habits. We support you from your first session to your 500th, with mindful, loving-kindness, and sleep meditations as well as unguided sessions and breathing exercises. Individualize your meditations by duration, and customize with silence or calming background sounds. Oak tracks your progress and encourages you to continue building a healthy meditation practice.

drawing and art:

Procreate - My absolute favorite app that works so well with art. I draw most of my art work in there and occasionally make headers and calligraphy with it.

Ibis Paint X - This app is the pro version of another art app which has a few advantageous functions than procreate, but nonetheless helps a lot with making some really fine art.

titles and notetaking:

Over - The Over App is perfect to made headers and titles that are easily transferred to the goodnotes app.

Phonto - The Phonto app is another perfect app to make the titles with, but it isn’t easily transferred to the goodnotes app and you would need to save the image as a png to upload it to the page, but there are more fonts you could and you can add a lot of your own fonts as well.

Keynote - I use this app to make folders and planners and this works as a powerpoint but for apple of course. There are a lot of great tutorials that help with making cool planners and notebooks with this app.

Docs - Helps download videos and documents off online through mobile devices and organize files accordingly

Goodnotes - One of my favorite apps I use to take majority of my notes. It helps me organize my courses into different notebooks all in one app.

PDF Expert- I use this app in order to view my textbooks straight from the drives I use and occasionally edit and note take directly on my PDF books.

resources and flashcards:

Chegg - College resource with a flashcard app as well.

Course Hero - Upload documents to open documents related to the courses that you may be taking! Free when you upload your own documents, so try it! Great place to get accurate study guides.

The Khan Academy - App to take practice tests and get guidance on material related to your courses. Great app to get you on track and help you focus!

Quizlet - great app to organize flashcards and practice tests

DuoLingo- A wonderful language app that helps me keep a streak and maintain my language learning.

Periodic Table - This app is what it says it is. The periodic table. As someone who’s major focuses on Chemistry, I really do need this app and hopefully this app is useful for you all as well!

photos and editing:

VSCO - My favorite app that filters and edits images to make them look vintage or clean.

Snapseed - Another editing app with more controls and settings to help edit the images and color in areas to make them brighter or dimmer.

Afterlight 2 - A great editing app that helps add effects and details to images

PicPlayPost - an app that helps with organizing my images into collages or video cropping to make my images look neater. I also use it to edit my watermarks

Analog Seoul -  Analog Seoul is the eighth app of Analog Film City Series. With the specially created Analog Seoul photo filters, you can edit your pictures as if they were taken in Seoul.

printing, scanning, and storage:

Printerpro - A great app that helps with printing wireless from your iPad.

Scanner Pro - Scanning documents high quality and upload them to cloud

Drive - The best and foremost easiest storage to use and because I go to school/ university I have unlimited space for my files!

iCloud Drive - I only use this for photos or back ups, but occasionally it works well when I need to transfer files through apps that only use this form of storage.

Dropbox - Another storage application, but I usually use this for items I don’’t really need unless there’s an emergency. I use it to store mostly audio files and heavy files for keynote

entertainment and reading:

Netflix - To watch all my favorite movies and shows

Crunchyroll - I watch all my animes that I can here on this app

Kissanime - of course an alternative to crunchyroll is kissanime if you want to find animes for free (there are ads though)

Youtube - I mainly use this app for tutorials and guides to homework and projects

The CW - I watch all of my favorite local shows like the Flash, DC Legends, and Riverdale on this app for free.

MangaRock - I read most of my mangas on this app

iBooks - the installed app by apple where I transport a lot of my books into for reading and entertainment

VLive - For all my kpop friends, you know what this is for.

To be updated…

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How To Stop Being Jealous Of People Who Get All The Opportunities That My Trauma And Mental Illness Denied Me

[emmastudies]

How to create an effective colour coding system

Colour coding is a simple method of helping you learn and memorise material. When used effectively, it not only helps with your understanding but looks pretty! Setting up a colour code that works for all your subjects and can suit highlighters is often tricky, but these are my tips for creating and utilising your own personalised system! 

Don’t over complicate! You don’t need to have 20 different colours but around 7 or 8 so it’s still easy to remember. Identifying what areas you want to highlight (for general and subject specific) is a great way to start. This can include terms, formulas, dates, etc!

Gather your supplies. Obviously you’ll need an assorted pack of coloured pens to start your system. I use Staedtler Stick 432 Ice Ballpoint Pens and Stabilo Swing Cool Highlighters since the colours are very similar and therefore work for both writing and highlighting. You could also use coloured post-it notes for annotating!

Use examples to sort your own code! Seeing what other people are doing and applying your own twist is good way to get started. My colour code was created for general use but mainly for business and legal studies. My system is as follows:

Black - for general notes.

Yellow (highlighter only) - for important information that outlines the point.

Light blue (pen and highlighter) - for terms and their definitions/synonyms.

Red (pen only) - for sentence points and key ideas in my study notes (usually not class notes). 

Dark blue (pen and highlighter) - for businesses, agencies, legislation, etc. 

Light green (pen and highlighter) - for quotes, case studies.

Dark green (pen only) - for people’s names or important dates.

Purple (pen and highlighter) - for books titles, publications, reports. 

Pink (pen and highlighter) - for statistics. 

Orange - for examples.

Avoid over-doing-it. Write mostly in black. It is easiest to keep your general notes in a dull colour so the important parts stand out. Try not to make your page a rainbow! You only want certain parts to stand out so limit what you’re writing or highlighting. Also, changing pens every minute is a waste of time, so keeping everything brief and minimal is the best way!

Finally, remember your code! Write down somewhere the meaning behind each colour. This could be on your phone, in a planner or at the beginning of each notebook - whatever works for you! After a while you’ll just know what the colours means and that will make finding material and information much easier.

I hope this advice post helps you, and you’re able to use mine or create your own colour code. Tag me in your posts if start to use my code, I’d love to reblog your photos. You can check out my posts where I’ve used my colour code here! 

[kabochapie]

[sheis]

[sleepy-minimalist-deactivated20]

Simple ways to manage university life with mental health issues:

-  Hydration and nutrition affect mental health and ability to study more than you realise, and staying healthy doesn’t have to be hard work. Always keep a litre bottle/jar of water with you and refill it twice daily. Keep healthy, easy meals in the house e.g. jacket potato with salad, ready made soup, frozen smoothie mix, protein bars etc. Take vitamins. 

- Routines are everything. Create a routine that makes you enjoy getting up in the morning, or at least makes it bearable … knowing that you’re going to watch an episode of your favourite show while you make/eat breakfast is far better than knowing you have to rush to get to class on time. Create a study routine too. Schedule study time every day at a certain time e.g. between 4pm and 7pm. Obviously you can study more, but scheduling this time stops you from feeling guilty/putting pressure on yourself to study 24/7. If fairy lights, candles and hot drinks make your feel better, then make it part of your routine to light candles and make coffee before you start. 

- Dedicate one day per week as a ‘no work day’. Knowing that you have 1 day per week to do whatever you want and relax reduces procrastination during the rest of the week. Try to avoid tiring errands e.g. grocery shopping on this day too. Use it to binge watch Netflix, update your journal, make your favourite meal, or just take naps. 

- Always reserve at least 1 hour for self care per day. Take a bath, moisturise, take care of your skin and drink some tea. Self care is not trivial. It can change your entire mindset and improve your health and motivation …. Schedule it in.

- Do household chores little and often. Don’t wait until you have a whole basket full of laundry that will take hours to do. Do a small load every ¾ days that is much more manageable. Wash up each dish as you use it so that you never have a huge pile to deal with. Put things away as you go. Grocery shop for 3 days at a time so that it’s easy to plan meals and carry the bags home. Learn to keep everything low effort and low stress. A build up of chores is the worst thing for motivation. 

- Avoid drinking alcohol in excess. Alcohol is a depressant and can affect your mood for days after drinking it. When dealing with mental health issues it’s best to stick to one or two drinks, or avoid it all together. 

- Contact the university and discuss what help they are able to offer …. you might be surprised at what is available to you. Don’t be afraid to request something that would benefit you even if it isn’t on the list of things they typically recommend …. if you don’t ask you will never get. E.g. if you have social anxiety, you could ask to give any presentations to staff only, rather than in front of your class. It’s also beneficial if the university has your mental health condition on record, as it will be easier to get an extension on an assignment if it ever becomes necessary. 

- Similarly, talk to your lecturers at the start of the year! Explaining that: “I have depression so my attendance may be poor” is better than them assuming that you have bad attendance because you aren’t interested, or “I have anxiety, and would appreciate if you didn’t ask me questions in class” is preferable to them upsetting you without realising. They will almost always be accommodating to your needs, if they know about them.  

[dedicatedtorain]

[flowerais-deactivated20211031]

a gentle reminder that you aren’t a disappointment. you aren’t a failure. no one knows how hard u try and you’re doing so well. you deserve so much better.

[sseoulful]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BmaOcu7FPkj/?

[cwote]

Keep your head up, okay? Times may be tough now, but good things are on their way to you :))

[joolshallie]

How to write a bomb ass personal statement

I’ve had a few asks about how to write - as one of you put it - a bomb ass personal statement. I’m a bit reluctant to write this, seeing as I haven’t actually got an interview/offer yet! But I guess it might be helpful to those of you applying around now :)

HOW TO START

Bullet point what you want to include - I suggest listing out what you want to include. It’s a good idea to do this at the beginning, to make sure you don’t leave anything out; and it can help form the basic structure of your statement.

Do not start at the start - this is one of the most important things I learnt when writing mine. It is so hard to write that first sentence - so just leave it until the end, and begin writing with the actual content, something you’re more comfortable writing about.

When you do get down to writing that first sentence - do not start with a cheesy quote or the typical “I have always bee passionate about…” as these are things that can immediately put off an admissions tutor. Try and be original, or just simple: “I want to study X because…”

THE CONTENT

Just keep writing - don’t worry about the 4,000 character and 47 line limits. Literally just write, and keep going, even if you think what you’re writing is bad - just get all your ideas out there, and put down everything you would want to include. It’s so much easier to take things out rather than adding things in. My personal statement was around 8,000 characters at one point!`

Get the balance right - different unis want different things from personal statements, so check their websites to make sure you’re getting in what they want. You need to get the balance of intellectual curiosity/passion for the subject with your personal qualities and extra-curriculars. 

Back up everything with evidence - don’t just say you are great at working in a team, give examples that demonstrate that you have worked well in successful teams in the past.What to include?

WHAT TO INCLUDE

Why you want to study that particular course

Why you are the right person to study the course

Extra things you have done to show commitment or interest about the course - volunteering, subscriptions to journals, further reading etc.

Any relevant work experience

Any relevant awards you’ve won (e.g. maths challenge or physics olympiad) or responsibilities within the school (e.g. prefect or house captain)

Demonstrate desirable skills for your course - problem solving, teamwork, leadership etc.

WHAT NOT TO INCLUDE

Cliches - like “Ever since I was born I have wanted to study…”

Quotes - this is a personal statement, so don’t start quoting other people! Plus way too many people do this to make it original.

Jokes - it may be that the person reading your statement has a very different sense of humour than you do.

Really long sentences - you want your personal statement to be as easy as possible to read, and long confusing sentences won’t help that.

Repetition - it’s such a short document, you don’t have space for this. Plus it gets boring!

Names of unis - the unis you apply to have no idea where else you have applied, so don’t name any of them in your statement.

THE ENDING

Do not end on a cheesy quote or joke. Just sum up why you’d be a great candidate and reinforce what you have told them throughout the main body of the statement - that you’re fabulous!

Once you have finished a draft you can start trying to cut down on the word count. Maybe ask a teacher to look at your spelling/grammar, and you can always get your friends’ opinions too, on what should come out, and what should be kept in. Make sure you don’t let other people have too much influence - it has to be a personal statement!

[falastinniya]

you’ve gotta stat romanticizing your life. you gotta start believing that your morning commute is cute and fun, that every cup of coffee is the best you’ve ever had, that even the smallest and most mundane things are exciting and new. you have to, because that’s when you start truly living. that’s when you look forward to every day. 

[jaspurr]

live your life like a ghibli movie where literally everything is charming and beautiful

[sprosslee]

Good advice

[muststudy-deactivated20250929]

essential cooking tips for uni students

hello! so after surviving cooking for myself in my first year at uni, I thought I’d share some wisdom with people who are about to start themselves! here are a few of my top tips - I hope they help! 

buy a steamer basket!!! you can get them for £3 from ikea and are an absolute dream for steaming vegetables/potatoes easily. just put an inch or so of boiling water at the bottom of a pan, pop in your basket filled with veggies (carrots, baby corn, broccoli, etc.), pop the lid on and wait a few minutes to get perfectly cooked (and not mushy) veg! 

freeze your bread! I love to buy pre-sliced seeded loaves of bread but I typically wouldn’t manage to eat a whole loaf before it turns mouldy. chuck your loaf in the freezer then simply defrost in the toaster (press the snowflake button)! 

go to your local supermarket in the evening!! if you’ve not got much in for tea, go to the shops on your way back from uni in the evening and have a look at the reduced stock! you can find some really great things that can last you a while (especially if you then freeze them); pre-prepared stir-fry kits, sliced bread, pittas, crumpets, salads, pre prepared fruit and ready meals are some of the stuff I see regularly for half the normal price!

don’t underestimate potatoes!! sweet potatoes and regular potatoes are such a good staple; jacket/baked potatoes and chips/wedges can be the base for practically any meal so make sure you always have a few lying around.

cook in large batches!! this is a lifesaver, especially in winter! I love to cook large batches (10+ portions) of bolognese, quorn chilli, and soups on a sunday afternoon, then I let it cool and portion it out into freezer bags. having a constant source of healthy and home-cooked meals ready and waiting in your freezer is amazing when you can’t be bothered to cook or don’t have much in!!

bulk buy!! if you see a really great offer in the supermarket for things like pasta, rice, toilet roll, hand soap, canned food, alcohol, etc. then take advantage! this can save you a lot of money and means you have stuff stored up for when you’re in your overdraft!

shop at a local greengrocers!!! seriously, this can save you SO much money (and reduce plastic packaging)! I love to buy potatoes, broccoli and apples from my local greengrocers as they’re way cheaper and nicer than the supermarket. they sometimes have really cheap berries too (depending on if they’re in season)! they often have cheap biscuits and nuts too so be sure to check your local one out!

do an online shop with your flatmates! this is a great way of getting cheaper supermarket prices and deals without the faff of actually getting out the house. if there’s a few of you doing it together the delivery charge is barely noticeable and the pure joy when the shopping arrives (especially when you forgot you ordered chocolate!!!) is honestly worth the tiny ordeal of waiting around for it. 

pre-prepare your meals!! for example, one evening I will cut up a tonne of veggies (courgette, sweet potato, onion, pepper, aubergine, broccoli, etc.), add some oil and seasoning, then put half in a zip lock bag (and put in the fridge) and then oven roast the other half. this supply lasts me several days and means I use the veggies before they go off! you can eat them hot or cold (after cooking) with cous cous, pasta, chicken, etc. 

make packed lunches!! I know this requires planning and effort but in the long run it’ll save you a lot of money and potentially be a lot healthier than buying a chicken + stuffing sandwich every day at uni!

buy frozen fruit! I love to buy frozen raspberries - they’re great on cereal, with yoghurt, and by themselves! they often work out to be a lot cheaper than fresh ones too!

make your own takeaway! takeaways are a necessary part of uni life but your waistline and bank account won’t thank you for them!! so instead, you could try to make your own with your flatmates! you can buy really nice frozen spring rolls from places like aldi and also some great curry and stir-fry kits too - give it a go!

eat vegetarian!! I’m not a veggie but I hardly ever buy meat at uni because I cannot afford good quality meat and I don’t like being pressured by use-by dates. instead, I love to buy vegetarian alternatives; quorn ‘chicken’ pieces, quorn mince, and sainsbury’s frozen veggie meatballs/burgers are some of my favourite staples!! give them a try - they can last forever in your freezer and don’t need to be defrosted beforehand!

don’t keep your snacks close to your desk!! one of the biggest mistakes I made was making one of my desk drawers into a snack drawer. I kept crisps, nuts, chocolate, biscuits, etc. in there which basically meant that I ate non-stop whenever I was working at my desk. instead try to put them as far away as possible!!!!! that way you’ll have to really really want something in order to get up and get it. 

[learnjp]

Pregnant｜｜妊娠・にんしん Hey guys, one of my close friends is pregnant and as a result I’ve learnt a lot of new vocabulary and questions from my boyfriend regarding pregnancies so I’ve decided to make a post to share everything I’ve learnt with you! Vocabulary・単語・たんご：

Baby’s sex・性別・せいべつ

Bun・パン

Congratulations・おめでとう／おめでとうございます

Due date・予定日・よていび

Expecting・妊娠中・にんしんちゅう

Fatigue・だるさ

Girl・彼女・かのじょ

Morning sickness・つわり

Nausea・吐き気・はきけ

Oven・オーブン

Pregnant・妊娠・にんしん

Recently・最近・さいきん

Wife・妻・つま

With child・子供と一緒に・こどもといっしょに

XX weeks・XX週目です・XXしゅうめです

XX months・XXヶ月目です・XXかげつめです

Questions・質問・しつもん： Why is Sarah not feeling well? セーラ体調悪そうだけどどうしたの？・セーラたいちょうわるそうだけどどうしたの？

＊ Possible Reply = She’s pregnant. 彼女妊娠したんだって。・かのじょにんしんしたんだって。

Did you put on weight recently? 最近太った？・さいきんふとった？

＊ Possible Reply = Maybe. I’m eating for two now. かもね。今二人分食べるようにしてるから。・かもね。いまふたりぶんたべるようにしてるから。

When is your due date? 予定日はいつですか？・よていびはいつですか？

＊ Possible Reply = Early November. 11月初旬です・11つきしょじゅんです。

How far along are you? 妊娠どれくらいですか？・にんしんどれくらいですか？

＊ Possible Reply = 16 weeks. 16週目です。・16しゅうめです。 I’m almost 7 months pregnant. もうすぐ妊娠7か月目です。・もうすぐにんしん７かげつめです。

Sentences・文・ぶん： I’m pregnant. 妊娠した。・にんしんした。 I think I’m pregnant… 妊娠したかも…・にんしんしたかも… We’re expecting. 今妊娠中なんです。・いまにんしんちゅうなんです。 She’s expecting (a baby). 彼女は妊娠中です。・かのじょはにんしんちゅうです。 My wife is pregnant. 妻は妊娠中です。・つまはにんしんちゅうです。 She is carrying my child. 彼女は私の子供を妊娠している。・かのじょはわたしのこどもをにんしんしている。 I have a bun in the oven. 今オーブンの中にパンが入ってるの。・いまオーブンのなかにぱんがはいってるの。 I’m eating for two. 二人分食べている。・ふたりぶんたべている。 Baby English・赤ちゃん英語・あかちゃんえいご： Below is a list of common phrases people use around babies in English with their Japanese equivalent.

Dada/Papa (dad)・パパ

Grandma/Nana・おばあちゃん

Grandpa/Papa・おじいちゃん

Honey・ワンワン

Mama (mum)・ママ

Sweetie・スウィーティー

Doggie (dog)・犬・いぬ

Horsey (horse)・馬・うま

Kitty (cat)・猫・ねこ

Moo-cow (cow)・牛・うし

Moo・モ～

Woof-woof・ワンワン

Binkie (dummy/pacifier)・おしゃぶり

Blankie (blanket)・ブランケット

Din-din (dinner)・夕飯・ゆうはん

Jammies (pyjamas)・パジャマ

Night-night (goodnight)・おやすみ

Num-num (yummy)・美味しい・おいしい

Tummy (tummy)・お腹・おなか

Wakey-wakey (wake up)・起きる・おきる

Yucky・不味い・まずい

Boo-boo (wound)・怪我・けが

Oopsie・やっちゃった

Pee-pee・おしっこ

Poo-poo・うんち

Potty (toilet)・トイレ 

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11.5.18: "Harry, I’m going to let you in on a little secret. Every day, once a day, give yourself a present. Don’t plan it. Don’t wait for it. Just let it happen.“

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a gentle reminder that you aren’t a disappointment. you aren’t a failure. no one knows how hard u try and you’re doing so well. you deserve so much better.