PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Stranger Things
trying on a metaphor
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
Xuebing Du
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Product Placement
@theartofmadeline
taylor price
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will byers stan first human second
Andulka
Cosmic Funnies
Love Begins
AnasAbdin
we're not kids anymore.
titsay
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Today's Document
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@languages-trash
french people talk english like they lost all their teeth and self respect
american and english people cant talk french at all. who sucks toes now huh
im from quebec osti de tabarnak
Chuj ci w brzuch.
Spusczamy mu wpierdol chĆopcy
AaaâŠâŠâŠ jak suce ten tego toâŠ. hehe..
My poruchamy chÄtnieâŠ.
now just WHAT in TARNATION are yall yammerin on about?
this woman is imo the funniest person on YouTube
just learned that the word âferretâ is derived from the Latin word furittus meaning âLITTLE THIEFâ and that a group of ferrets is called a BUSINESS and i am absolutely pleased with this new knowledge
âIn fact, Finns joke that at the prehistoric separation of Hungarian and Finnish, the Finns went north with the vowels, while the Hungarians went south with the consonants.â
â Ruth H. Sanders, The Languages of Scandinavia: Seven Sisters of the North
Amsterdam places-to-visit recommendations
Hi guys! I'm going to Amsterdam this Holiday, could you give me recommendations of places worth visiting that I won't find in a guide, that aren't very popular & well-known? I'd like to explore as much as I can :)
For any of you who are writing âacross the pondâ-here is a little guide I put together of some common differences between British and American English!
Also for all of us non-native speakers who donât know which fucking English weâre even using
Lmaoooo????? Itâs rude to speak a different language?
Imagine being this egocentric.
sometimes i remember that hebrew was literally a dead language. dead!! for two thousand years!!!! until this one guy in the 1880âČs was like hey fuck german and russian and spanish and french We Are Jews we should speak The Language Of The Jews!! and everyone was like dude tf hebrew is DEAD itâs OLD itâs missing too many words, we canât use it. so he was like ok. iâll make up new ones. checkmate, atheists and he fuckninh did he stood up by his little desk (?) and invented so many new words and wrote a whole dictionary and then he had a child and only spoke hebrew to him and that child was the first person whoâs first language was hebrew in two thousand years andâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠâŠ iâm sorry iâm so emotional over my man, Eliezer Ben-Yehuda. he singe-handedly revived a dead language. what a man
SO APPARENTLY MY ENTIRE LIFE IS A LIE HOW HAS YOUR GUYSâ NIGHT BEEN
some writer snob somewhere: Do not start sentences with But or And because doing so is grammatically incorrect.
me, writing my fic: But I donât care. And you canât stop me.
SometimesâŠ..the flow of your creative proseâŠ..is more importantâŠ.than grammatical guidelines,,,,,,
ikr i canât believe someone had the audacity to not only change the text on his face from swedish to english but ALSO bothered to get rid of the dots on the Ă€ in the cornerâŠ
favorite language learning resources
duolingo- a lot of language learners have issues with it but itâs good to get a base on the language and theyâre always adding new languages!
memrise- good for vocabulary and memorizing, they have a wide list of languages
babbel- really effective if you want to learn how to communicate with people or get around, costs money for the full version but they have sales all the time
hellotalk- language exchange app, iâve had really good experiences with this app, the only downside is that you have to pay to select more than one language you want to learn
tandem- similar to hellotalk, i like it slightly less but it allows you to choose as many languages as you want!
forvo- you can listen to native speakers pronounce things! itâs amazing!
ipachart- interactive chart with the international phonetic alphabet
wordreference- online dictionary for french, spanish, german, italian, portuguese, dutch, swedish, russian, polish, romanian, czech, greek, turkish, chinese, japanese, korean, and arabic
bab.la- another online dictionary with 24 languages
linguee- really great for learning phrases and seeing words in context
omniglot- encyclopedia of writing systems and languages, really great for learning new writing systems & also basic phrases! also has links to other resources!
the great language game- game for testing listening comprehension to several dozen languages!
ba ba dum- fun vocabulary game
easy languages- youtube channel featuring native speakers speaking a variety of languages but mostly spanish, french, and german
wikitongues- youtube channel attempting to document every language in the world
languagepod101- offers podcasts and youtube videos in a wide variety of languages
verbix- verb conjugating website with a wide variety of languages
quizlet- flashcard website thatâs great for compiling vocab lists
lingq- iâve only used it a little but it seems helpful especially for beginners!
tunein- allows you to listen to radio in a variety of languages
wikipedia- they have thousands to millions of articles in various languages so itâs a great place to test your reading skills, and in addition you can read articles about the language youâre learning and get a grasp on the languageâs structure and sound system
lyricstraining- allows you to learn languages using song lyrics, really helpful for comprehension
lang-8- you can post things and have native speakers correct them, and correct things from other people!
feel free to add!
Italian learners!
I'm looking for cool italian tv series, books, movies †please let me know
Every word that starts with an N should have a silent G in front. Gnorway. Gnuclear. Gnervous system. Gnipples.
At some point my brain decided based on the word knee that body parts beginning with a n sound should have a silent k (particularly the word neck) so I am against gnipples wholeheartedly, it should clearly be knipples!
How about a compromise? Gn words and kn words get switched. So now itâs gneecaps and gnowledge, but itâs also knome and Knosticism.
the problem with this is that it doesnât account for the original dilemma, which was gnipples vs. knipplesÂ
I, for one, think it should be pnipples, like pneumoniaÂ
Okay, but what about mnipples, like âmnemonicâ?
Gkpmnipples (pronounced ânipplesâ)
This is the kind of content I remain for. (and y'all provide on the regular, I love you)
Female presenting gkpmnipples
english is so fucked
