KIEROSTUDIES

[learninghangukeo]

ANY – 아무~

아무나 – anyone      엄청 쉬워서 아무나 할 수 있어. – It’s very easy, anyone can do it. 아무거나 – anything      우리 같이 쇼핑하러 가면 아무거나 사줄게. – If we go shopping together I’ll      buy you anything. 아무데나 – anywhere      지금 아무데나 가고 싶어요. – Right now I want to go anywhere. 아무 때나 – anytime      난 이번 주말에 약속이 없는데 아무 때나 연락해도 돼요. – I don’t have any plans      this weekend so you can contact me anytime. 아무렇게나 – anyhow (carelessly)      아무렇게나 해라. 나 상관없어. – Do it any way you want. I don’t care. 아무튼 – anyway      아무튼, 고마워요. – Anyway, thanks.

EVERY – 모든 / ~나

모든 사람 – everyone      언니는 모든 사람이 싫어해. – She hates everyone. 누구나 – everyone      누구나 그 선생님을 좋아하나 봐. – It seems like everyone likes that teacher. 모든 것 – everything      모든 것은 중요한다. – Everything is important. 어디나 – everywhere      서울에서 어디가 같이 가자. – Let’s go everywhere in Seoul together. 언제나 – every time (all the time)      나 언제나 너를 생각해. – I’m always thinking of you.

SOME – ~ㄴ가

누군가 – someone      누군가 나의 가방을 훔쳤어요! – Someone stole my bag! 뭔가 – something      뭔가 보여 줄게요. – I’ll show you something. 어딘가 – somewhere      오늘 어딘가 가고 싶어요? – Today do you want to go somewhere? 언젠가 – sometime      아무 언젠가 홍콩에 가겠어. – I’ll probably go to Hong Kong sometime.

NONE – ~도 + neg.

아무도 – nobody      이걸 아무도 살 수 없어요. – Nobody can buy this. 아무것도 – nothing      아무것도 아니야. 걱정하지마. – It’s nothing. Don’t worry about it. 아무데도 – nowhere      아무데도 가지 마세요. 여기서 기다려주세요. – Please don’t go anywhere. Wait      here for me. 아무 말도 – no mention      아무 말도 안 했죠? – You didn’t say anything, right? 아무 이야기도 – no mention      그것에 대해서 아무 이야기도 안 했어. – They didn’t say anything about that. 아무렇지도 않다 – unaffected by      두통이 나도 아무렇지도 않아요. – Even though I got a headache I’m not      bothered by it. 아무한테도 to nobody      아무한테도 말하지마, 제발. – Don’t tell anyone, please.

[elleroseblogs]

Sometimes self care is studying for that test. Sometimes it’s cleaning your room. Sometimes it’s having that conversation you’re afraid of having, confront that person you’re afraid to confront. Sometimes it’s not just wrapping yourself up in a blanket and relaxing. Sometimes instead, it’s taking action against the problem.

[studyblr]

you’re working in a field you genuinely enjoy. you have supportive, loving friends. you follow your passions, you’re fluent in your target languages. the 12 new books you ordered will arrive soon. your flat is cozy, decorated with plants and fairy lights. you’re happy. this might seem like some fantasty, but i know this will happen. i believe in you, and you should as well.

[medusa-studies]

any small studyblrs/beginner studyblrs wanna support each other? like if ur a small studyblr/beginner and i can follow you :)

[kierostudies]

14 June 2019 || This week’s forest looks very cute. Today after meeting up with a fellow business society subcommittee member to work on our photoshop infographics together I managed to catch up on last week’s economics work, take notes on this week’s accounting chapter and finish my weekly marketing quiz, so I’m feeling pretty accomplished rn :)) Also, have another pretty sun photo from the library near my mum’s work bc I live for golden hour.

[lawyerd]

458 | I drove home from Boston to New York today and am extremely pleased to announce that my dad greeted me at the door with a pizza 

Currently Listening - Bennie and the Jets, Elton John 

[kierostudies]

13 June 2019 The sky looked really pretty while I was waiting for the bus at uni this afternoon. My uni schedule isn’t great, and I leave during peak hour, but at least I had a nice view :)

[lyrastudies]

june 12th, 2019 || to be honest, i really hate learning japanese grammar. i love learning kanji & vocab but the moment i open my grammar book i just want to scream. or cry. usually both.

[younghyunist]

the sky was pretty today ☁️

[eintsein]

ok so apparently not a lot of ppl know to do this when ‘reviewing notes’ but

look at section of notes

look away from section of notes

explain section of notes

check if explanation was correct

identify mistakes/gaps

recite correction for each mistake/gap

repeat until no mistakes

gotta practice recalling the info instead of just acknowledging its correctness

[stillstudies]

The best thing I got from my trip to the Philippines was this craft paper notebook from a paper store called Papemelroti. I adore the art on the cover and the paper is so fun to doodle on! // Lyrics from Without You by Ingrid Michaelson.

[kkaitstudies]

how i use google drive for university - pt 1: digital notetaking  by kkaitstudies

idk about you but i’ve tested a bunch of note taking methods. in my last few years of university, i was indeed lazy and rarely referred back to the professor’s slides in the course shell. i opted to read off the slides in lecture and take notes. while MS OneNote is great, i found myself enjoying Google Drive much more. so here is a quick overview of how i take notes using Google Docs. 

folders are your friends

make separate folders for each of your courses. google drive even gives you the option to change the colours of the folders. in these folders, add any relevant coursework such as the syllabi, readings, and your notes document.

use one doc for notes per course

once you receive the syllabi, take some time to take note of required readings, and assignment deadlines. i have created a free template you can save to your own google drive that you can access here. fill out:

- course code & name - prof’s name, office hours, and email - date(s) for each week of class - weekly readings (tip: if you have online readings, you can link them in the doc!) - & open the document outline (view > show document outline)

you also don’t have to use all these features. T B H, i didn’t do weekly readings. a lot. oops. BUT i did always pay attention in lecture. i simply deleted the “reading notes” header every week i didn’t bother to read.

make use of early access to lecture slides, headers, etc. 

some profs (bless their souls) post the slides sometime before the lecture. if you have the time, copy the lecture slides into your notes. and if they don’t…type real quick to get all the info as it’s happening (or go back to slides online after lecture to see what you missed out on). i separate lecture topics with headers, with the bullet points underneath (see above). if there is anything that the prof says during class that isn’t in the lecture slides, i will change the colour of the text to a different colour. any important concepts or testable material are highlighted.

…and that’s how i take notes! everyone is different. not all note-taking methods work for everyone. this is what worked for me in my last 2 years of uni. hopefully a similar structure works for some of y’all! also, let me know what you think and @ me if you end up using my template. have a great semester!

coming soon: [ part 2: grade tracker | part 3: gmail and gcal ]

[kierostudies]

New Studyblr!

hi hi :) I’m Ki and i’m currently in my first year of university. I’m studying a Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Arts at UNSW, but am thinking of transferring from Arts into Media. This trimester i’m studying introductory accounting, marketing and microeconomics.

I’m not the most productive student, so i’m hoping my studyblr endeavours will help develop some effective study habits :)

Thanks for checking out this post, and hopefully you’ll see more from me as I post about my studies!

[mellific]

these are the final four pieces from YOU CAN’T GET THERE FROM HERE & they’re up on my INPRNT, along with all the other illustrations!

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[bibliotheque-la-nature]

Which is your favourite classic?