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I really wanna sweet talk my boyfriend in Arabic, do you have any sweet/flirty phrases for me? I love your blog btw

Hello, anon! I’m verysorry for answering late, I was away last month and I just returned.

This is a very cute ask! I’ll make a list in Modern Standard Arabic,I hope you’ll find this helpful ^^

أحبك (uhibbuka)I love you

 حبيبي (habeebi)my beloved

عزيزي(azeezi) mydear

 أنت روحي (antaroohi) you are my soul

 تعجز الكلمات عن وصف حبي لك(taa’jazul- kalimaatu an wasfi hubbee lak) words cannot describe my love foryou

أنت أغلى من عيوني(anta aghlaa mn oyooni) you are more precious than my eyes

 افتقدتك كثيرًا (iftaqadtukakatheeran) I missed you so much

اقترب مني (iqtarib minnee) come closer to me

قبلني  (qabblnee) kiss me

ضمني إليك  (dhummaniilayk)  hold me(close to you)

أنت أروع شخص التقيت به  (anta arwa’u shakhsin iltaqaytu bih) you arethe most wonderful person I’ve met

 حبك يسري في عروقي  (hubbukayasri fee urooqi) your love flows in my veins

 لا أقوى على فراقك  (laa aqwaa a’laafuraaqeka) I can’t bear being separated from you (i.e. I’m not strong enough)

  لا تتركني (laa tatruknee) don’t leave me

خذ بيدي ولا تتركها  (khuth byadi wa laa tatruk-haa) take my hand and don’t let go

  قلبي لك وحدك  (qalbee lakawahdaka) my heart is yours alone

 أنت نور عيوني (anta nooru oyooni) you are the light of my eyes

لا أستطيع العيش بدونك (laa astatee’u alaysha bidoonek) I can’t live without you

ليس للحياة معنى بدونك (laysa lel hayaati maa’nan bidoonek) life has no meaning without you

رؤيتك تملؤني بالسعادة (ru’yatuka tamla’uni bissaada) seeing you fills me with happiness

ابتسامتك ساحرة (ibtisaamatuka saahira) your smile is charming

أنت وسيم (anta waseem)  you’re handsome 

أحببتك من أول نظرة (ahbabtuka mn awwali nathra) I loved you at first sight

أشعر بالأمان و أنت بجانبي (ash’uru bl amaani wa anta bi jaanibee) I feel safe when you’re next to me

أنت أكثر شخص يفهمني (anta aktharu shakhsin yafhamunee) you’re the person who understands me the most

أنت أغلى ما في حياتي(anta aghlaa ma amluk) you’re the most precious thing in my life

حبي لك لا ينتهي (hubbee laka la yantahee) my love for you has no end

هل تريدني أن أقبلك؟(hal tureedunee an uqabbilak?) do you want me to kiss you?

معك لا أشعر بالوقت (ma’aka laa ash’uru bl waqt) with you I don’t feel time 

تختفي همومي عندما أراك (takhtafee humoomee ‘indamaa araak) my worries disappear when I see you 

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Since you guys seem to like this post I decided to add another version of this list where you’re addressing a female S/O in MSA. I made the speaker’s gender in both lists ambiguous. 

أحبك (uhibbuki) I love you

حبيبتي (habeebati) my beloved

عزيزتي (azeezati) my dear

أنت روحي (anti roohi) you are my soul

تعجز الكلمات عن وصف حبي لك (taa’jazul- kalimaatu an wasfi hubbee laki) words cannot describe my love for you

أنت أغلى من عيوني (anti aghlaa mn oyooni) you are more precious than my eyes

افتقدتك كثيرًا  (iftaqadtuki katheeran) I missed you so much

اقتربي مني (iqtaribee mni) come closer to me

قبليني (qabbleenee) kiss me

ضميني إليك (dhummeeni ilayki)  hold me (close to you)

أنت أروع شخص التقيت به  (anti arwa’u shakhsin iltaqaytu bih) you are the most wonderful person I’ve met

حبك يسري في عروقي  (hubbuki yasri fee urooqi) your love flows in my veins

لا أقوى على فراقك  (laa aqwaa a’laa furaaqeki) I can’t bear being separated from you (i.e. I’m not strong enough)

لا تتركيني (laa tatrukeenee) don’t leave me

خذي بيدي ولا تتركيني  (khuthee bi yadi wa laa tatrukeeni) take my hand and don’t let me go

قلبي لك وحدك  (qalbee laki wahdaka) my heart is yours alone

أنت نور عيوني (anti nooru oyooni) you are the light of my eyes

لا أستطيع العيش بدونك (laa astatee’u alaysha bidooneki) I can’t live without you

ليس للحياة معنى بدونك (laysa lel hayaati maa’nan bidooneki) life has no meaning without you

رؤيتك تملؤني بالسعادة (ru’yatuki tamla’uni bissaada) seeing you fills me with happiness

ابتسامتك ساحرة (ibtisaamatuki saahira) your smile is charming

أنت جميلة(anti jameela)  you’re beautiful

أحببتك من أول نظرة (ahbabtuki mn awwali nathra) I loved you at first sight

أشعر بالأمان و أنت بجانبي (ash’uru bl amaani wa anti bi jaanibee) I feel safe when you’re next to me

أنت أكثر شخص يفهمني (anti aktharu shakhsin yafhamunee) you’re the person who understands me the most

أنت أغلى ما في حياتي(anti aghlaa ma amluk) you’re the most precious thing in my life

حبي لك لا ينتهي (hubbee laki la yantahee) my love for you has no end

هل تريدينني أن أقبلك؟(hal tureedeenanee an uqabbilakee?) do you want me to kiss you?

معك لا أشعر بالوقت (ma’aki laa ash’uru bl waqt) with you I don’t feel time 

تختفي همومي عندما أراك (takhtafee humoomee ‘indamaa araaki) my worries disappear when I see you 

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@arabic-langblr Do I say عيناكِ هو جميل جدا to mean your eyes are very/so beautiful?

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In Arabic “your eyes are very beautiful” : عَيْناك جَميلَتان جدًا.

Masculin (when you’re addressing a guy) : ʿaynāka ǧamīlatān jiddan

Feminin (when you’re addressing a lady) : ʿaynāki ǧamīlatān jiddan

You don’t need to write هو, and since the word عينان is dual, the adjective should correspond with it.

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I want to learn all the languages

[duine-aiteach]

A useful video! The video is in Irish but English subtitles are available

[sayitaliano]

Addirittura - meanings

Certo, copio e incollo la tua submission qui @coolmevrouwtje, così mi è più facile fare un post veloce e spiegarti come usare la parola “addirittura”. …davvero la consideri addirittura bella? - Do you really consider it to be even beautiful? This is just an example ;) , but I’m going to write down a better explanation (hopefully), as the meanings sometimes might seem pretty similar and it’s not so easy to explain them all: Addirittura is an adverb and it can be used in a few ways: 1) As in the example I wrote before, it means “even” (perfino); it works mostly as an interjection and it stresses how extraordinary can be a fact, a condition, a quality: E’ andata addirittura dal medico per un raffreddore! - She even went to the doctor for just a cold! Sì dimenticò addirittura di salutarlo - She even forgot to greet him. Dovrai aspettare un po’ di giorni se non addirittura settimane - You’ll have to wait a few days if not/even several weeks Non solo ha vinto la gara, ha addirittura battuto il record del mondo - He not only won the race, he even beat the world record Si è addirittura sentito il colpo da qui - We even heard the blow from here

2) It might also mean: “completely, definitely, absolutely” (assolutamente, completamente), and, as above, it works as an interjection used to stress a fact:  Un simile atteggiamento è addirittura inconcepibile - Such an attitude is absolutely inconceivable Sei addirittura esagerato - You’re completely overreacting

3) Meaning “even, really” (nientedimeno che), especially as an emphatic response or in an ironic way: “Non gli parlerò più!” “Addirittura!” - “I won’t ever speak to him again!” “Oh, come on!” ”Ho dovuto pagare una bella somma” “Addirittura!” - “I had to pay a lot” “Really??!!” “Tra gli invitati alla festa di Giovanni c'era anche (addirittura) il sindaco” “Addirittura!” - “Among the guests at Giovanni’s party, there was (even) the mayor” “You’re kidding me!” “Nessuno sa dire la mia età con esattezza, mi danno al massimo 18 anni” “Addirittura!” - Nobody can exactly tell my correct age, they say I look 18″ “No way!/Really?!/As young as that!/Get away with you/Come off with it/You’re kidding me/You don’t say!” “Ieri ho bevuto 7 birre” “Addirittura!” - “Yesterday I had 7 beers” “As many as that!/You don’t say!Really?!” In this context, it is used with a few meanings according to the tone/feeling you want to express, as I tried to show especially in the latest examples. They generally can be summed up as the following ones (and closer ones): - “Really? / Seriously? / Ah, don’t say so!” - “Is that so?” (more indignant/scornful) - “You’re joking / You’re kidding me” (more surprised/informal)

4) Meaning “straight away” (direttamente):  Non si è limitato a telefonare, è venuto qui addirittura - He didn’t just phone, he came here straight away.  5) Meaning “long ago, as far back as” and referring to something that happened back in the past, as a time complement (complemento di tempo): Queste pitture rupestri sembra risalgano addirittura a 17′000 anni fa. - These cave paintings are believed to date as far back as 17′000 years. 

I hope I made this clear enough (and that I haven’t forgot anything), if not let me know! Ciao

[sayitaliano]

Questo post risale addirittura a 4 anni fa!

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this is definitely not the link to a google drive with free mandarin chinese practice books, definitely not

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Like where is the Caribbean?

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Also in the hating England club obviously

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Icelandic grammatical cases | Cloud

There’s not a single cloud in the sky. // Það er ekki eitt ský á himni. // nom, sing, indef. We saw a cloud that looked like a whale. // Við sáum ský sem leit út eins og hvalur. // acc, sing, indef. The kitchen was covered with a white cloud of flour. // Eldhúsið var þakin með hvítum skýi af mjöl. // dat, sing, indef. The cat was startled by a cloud’s shadow. // Köttunum varð bilt við skugga skýs. // gen, sing, indef.

The cloud slowly floated across the sky. // Skýið sveif hægt yfir himininn. // nom, sing, def. Look at the cloud over there, it’s so fluffy! // Sjáðu skýið þarna, það er svo dúnmjúkt! // acc, sing, def. The bird flew after its siblings towards the cloud. // Fuglinn flaug á eftir systkinum sínum í átt að skýinu. // dat, sing, def. The kid laughed at the cloud’s shape. // Barnið hló að löguninni skýsins. // gen, sing, def.

Thick clouds completely hid the moon. // Þykk ský huldu tunglið alveg. // nom, pl, indef. She loves to paint clouds and birds. // Hún elskar að mála ský og fugla. // acc, pl, indef. The building was full of clouds of black smoke. // Byggingin var full af skýjum af svörtum reyk. // dat, pl, indef. I can rarely see the sky because of clouds. // Ég get sjaldan séð himininn vegna skýja. // gen, pl, indef.

The dark clouds were still looming on the horizon. // Dökku skýin voru að vofa enn yfir sjóndeildarhringnum. // nom, pl, def. Light shone through the clouds. // Ljós skein í gegnum skýin. // acc, pl, def. The wind blew the clouds away. // Vindurinn feykti skýjunum burt. // dat, pl, def. The plane disappeared among the clouds. // Flugvélin hvarf meðal skýjanna. // gen, pl, def.

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Pulla

Ingredients: • 5 dl milk • 50 g yeast • 1 egg • 1 ½ - 2 dl sugar • 1 tbsp cardamom • 1 ½ - 2 tsp salt • about 1 kg (15-16 dl) wheat flour • 150 g butter • 1 more egg to brush the pulla with • sugar for decoration (• butter if you want to make voisilmäpulla)

Instructions: 1. Dissolve the yeast into lukewarm milk 2. Add egg, sugar, salt, and cardamom and mix 3. Add flour little by little, mixing first with a whisk, then kneading with hand, but leave some of it to be added after butter 4. Add melted (but not hot!) butter 5. Continue adding flour until the dough is soft and elastic but doesn’t stick to the bowl and your hands (you learn to add just the right amount by practicing) 6. Cover the dough with a clean dishtowel and let rise in a warm place until doubled (about 30min) 7. Shape the dough into equally sized buns 8. Brush the buns with egg wash and sprinkle sugar on them (If you want to make voisilmäpulla, push a hole on the top of each pulla with your finger and put some butter in them) 9. Heat the oven to 225 °C and bake the buns on the middle rack for 10 minutes or until golden brown 10. Enjoy!

[liu-anhuaming]

克制 ke4 zhi4 to restrain, to control, restraint, self-control

约束 「約束」 yue1 shu4 to restrict, to limit to, to constrain, restriction, constraint

投奔 tou2 ben4 to seek shelter, to seek asylum 

官吏 guan1 li4 bureaucrat, official

任职 「任職」 ren4 zhi2 to hold an office or post

掌管 zhang3 guan3 in charge of, to control

执法 「執法」 zhi2 fa3 to enforce a law

不循私情 bu4 xun2 si1 qing2

侍从 「侍從」 shi4 cong2 chamberlain in imperial china

劝谏 「勸諫」 quan4 jian4 to admonish

表率 biao3 shuai4 example, model

威信 wei1 xin4 prestige, reputation, trust, credit with the people

廉洁 「廉潔」 lian2 jie2 honest, not coercive, honesty, integrity, incorruptible 

克己奉公 「剋己奉公」 ke4 ji2 feng4 gong1 self-restraint and devotion to public duties, selfless dedication, to serve the public interest wholeheartedly

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Captivating spoken word poem about being gay. There are subtitles in Irish available for it but not English ones so I didn’t get everything that was said but it’s still nice to give it a listen

[sayitaliano]

30 Parole || 100daysoflanguages 17

Here some random (and occasionally odd) Italian words. 

1) astruso (adj.) - abstruse 2) favellare (v.) - to speak 3) lapalissiano (adj.) - obvious (“the truth of La Palice” - Lapalisse - Lapalissiano) 4) mentecatto (n., adj.) - crazy, stupid (blockhead) 5) la peripatetica (n.) - prostitute 6) procrastinare (v.) - procrastinate 7) lo sproloquio (n.) - rambling speech 8) subitaneo (adj.) - sudden 9) tracotante (adj.) - arrogance, pride 10) zuzzurellone (n., adj.) - overgrown schoolboy, romp 11) desueto (adj.) - obsolete, archaic 12) ammaliare (v.) - to bewitch 13) forbito (adj.) - polished, refined  14) luculliano (adj.) - refined food, gastronomically splendid/ostentatious (refined lunch = pranzo luculliano - from Lucullo)  15) trasecolare (v.) - to be dumbfounded, astonished, boggled 16) bislacco (adj.) - eccentric, bizarre 17) meditabondo (adj.) - meditative, toughtful, pensive 18) gaglioffo (furfante) (n., adj.) - lout, rascal 19) obnubilare (v.) - to obscure, to cloud someone’s senses or psyche 20) lo smargiasso (n.) - show-off, braggart 21) artefatto (adj.) - artifical, factitious 22) la ramanzina (n.) - telling-off, ginving a talking-to, to scold 23) pleonastico (adj.) - pleonastic 24) apostrofare (v.) - to reproach, to slam someone, to harangue 25) ridondante (v.) - redundant, excessive 26) l’alterco (n.) - argument, disagreement, dispute 27) ignavo (adj.) - indolent [l’ignavia (n.) = sloth, indolence] 28) stolido (n., adj.) - stolid, not smart 29) vetusto (adj.) - ancient, very old 30) la zitella (n.) - spinster, old maid (unmarried woman)

[sayitaliano]

Re-reading these parole astruse ♥

[omoshiroinihongo]

説明 vs 解説

説明→ある事柄が、よく分かるように述べること。

解説→物事の要点、意味などを分かりやすく説明すること。

解説と説明はほとんど同じ意味ですが、「解説」は「説明」の中に含まれています。

「解説」は「説明」に、何か専門知識を含んで説明することです。

日常的な事柄の手順、手段、方法や、個人的な感情などを相手に伝えることは「説明」です。

それに対して、客観的な専門知識に基づいた説明は「解説」です。

（例）駅までの道を説明する、遅刻した理由を説明する、医者に症状を説明する、私が怒ってる理由を説明する

（例）ニュース解説、スポーツ実況解説、楽曲解説、試験問題の解説

（hinative）

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《岁月神偷》 by 金玟岐 Jin Wenqi