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IMPORTANT

it is @academla’S BIRTHDAY!!!! WISH EDYE A HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!! nOw!!!!

[maybellearnmore-blog]

HAPPY BDAY!!!

[jumpjournal]

#jumpjournalling on instagram, twitter, and tumblr! I look forward to seeing some of these! If you start your own please send pictures and tag me and the hashtag!

[maybellearnmore-blog]

this looks really fun! I might do it with some friends from school.

[noctisvinum]

[aimeereadsalot]

I actually gasped with joy when I saw this tiny kitten!

[studyign]

ayyyyyy im livestreaming on my youtube channel @ 10am EST !!!! its in less than an hour but im gonna be talking about my morning routine and other rad things 💞  so be sure to come hang out in the live chat!!!! im checking out all blogs that reblog this!!!!

[historys-hoe]

AP Gothic

You open the test booklet. The first page is formulas. The second page is formulas. They’re all formulas. You can’t find the questions. Everyone around you is diligently working. You flip through the booklet but all of it is formulas. They consume you.

“Close your booklet and stop working.” Pencils sound as they hit the desk. Time is called. Time doesn’t answer. Where is it? It is lost. You are all lost.

You are told to seal the multiple choice question booklet. The white labels don’t fit properly in the designated sections. None of this fits. You may never discuss these questions. They no longer exist. They never existed. Ryan tried to fight back. They drag him away. Ryan never existed either.

The test references AP students in it. Haha. The test is very funny. Laugh. College Board wants you to laugh. College Board just wants to be friends. College Board is very friendly. College Board beckons you closer. Closer. They are very funny. L A U G H

You may only use black or blue ink. Your pen breaks. The ink spills everywhere. Milky black liquid falls over everything you knew and loved. The College Board confiscates it. “How can we accurately assess your skills without gathering all your materials?” They smile. You never noticed they had so many teeth before. 

The proctor reads the instructions and you begin writing. The proctors circle you. They lean over your test and make disapproving noises. They are hunting. They pick out the weak. You will be next. 

[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

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German:

Recess (Große Pause)

What’s with Andy? (Typisch Andy) (1), (2)

Welsh:

Fireman Sam (Sam Tân) (1), (2), (3), (4)

[languageoclock]

NOUNS der Aal (Aale) - eel die Blase (Blasen) - bubble der Fisch (Fische) - fish das gesunkene Schiff - sunken ship der Hai (Haie) - shark die Koralle (Korallen) - coral der Kraken - kraken/octopus der Krebs (Krebse) - crab das Meer (Meere) - sea/ocean die Meerjungfrau (Meerjungfrauen) - mermaid die Muschel (Muscheln) - mussel der Narwal (Narwale) - narwal der Oktopus (Oktopusse) - octopus die Perle (Perlen) - pearl die Qualle (Quallen) - jellyfish die Robbe (Robben) - seal der Sand (Sande) - sand die Schildkröte (Schildkröten) - turtle der Schwertfisch (Schwertfische) - swordfish der Seeigel - sea urchin der Seehund (Seehunde) - seal das Seepferdchen - seahorse die Seeschlange (Seeschlangen) - sea snake der Seestern (Seesterne) - starfish der Tang (Tange) - seaweed der Taucher - diver [male] die Taucherin (Taucherinnen) - diver [female] der Tintenfisch (Tintenfische) - squid/octopus das Unterseeboot (Unterseeboote) - submarine der Wal (Wale) - whale VERBS atmen - to breathe ertrinken - to drown sinken - to sink tauchen - to dive ADJECTIVES aquatisch - aquatic gefährlich - dangerous kaltblütig - cold blooded sandig - sandy schuppig - scaly vom Aussterben bedroht - endangered warmblütig - warm blooded wasserlebend - aquatic/living in the water

[atejapan]

For people who want to learn Japanese but don’t know how to start!

NOTE: This is not a post for resources. I mention some in this post, but you can find way more on posts like this or this. Also, keep in mind that these are just my personal opinions and methods. I tried many different things to get over that beginner hurdle, and I found that this method was most effective. Take away whatever you think will work best for you. Good luck!

1. Make some decisions

First, come up with a couple reasons why you want to learn Japanese. These reasons must be specific and meaningful enough to get you through those times of frustrations. Write them down somewhere. 

Next, decide whether or not you want to learn how to handwrite. Handwriting is definitely important and can help in the learning process, but it isn’t completely necessary in this digital age. It takes time out of learning other aspects of the language, and you probably won’t handwrite too often anyway. It really just depends on what your goals are and your reasons for learning.

Lastly, figure out which areas you want to focus on: reading, writing, listening, or speaking (any combination of them or all of them), depending on your reasons for learning. If your main goal is to be able to read Japanese books, you’d obviously want to work more on reading, and if your main goal is to be able to communicate with Japanese people, you’d want to concentrate most on speaking or writing. As with any language, input (reading and listening) is going to be much easier than output (writing and speaking). Of course, focusing on all four will be the best option, but realistically, it will take much longer to master all of them at once compared to focusing on specific ones. 

2. Learn hiragana and katakana

In my opinion, romaji (English spellings of Japanese) should not exist in any textbooks at all. The very first thing you should learn is Hiragana, the most basic writing system of the three, so you never have to rely on romaji. You can put off learning Katakana until a little later, but Katakana should be memorized fairly early on as well.

Here is a really good guide to Hiragana by Tofugu. They also have a guide for Katakana here. Use mnemonics! If you like to doodle, make up and draw your own mnemonics. This website is a good place to test yourself. There’s also this website.

For both, aim to be able to recall the character almost immediately after it pops up, in under 2 seconds. You want to be able to recognize them as well as you recognize ABC’s!

Keep reading

[mujistudies]

|  sources |

studying japanese resources by @fuckstudy

japanese resources by @gachagachagogo

hiragana chart by @linguajunkie

hiragana matching game by @dolleye

japanese learning cheat sheets by misshoneyvanity

300 basic words by @nihongogogo

onomatopoeic words by @tsunbutt

giant guide to self-teaching japanese by @mikuyami

japanese learning resources + advice by @deskowl

ultimate japanese resource list by @benkyogo

guide to self-studying japanese by @benkyogo

useful japanese learning shit by @4000yearsofexperience

cute doodle cheat sheets by kirakiradoodles

japanese learning resources by @japanese-revision

japanese studying resources by @nihongotime

japanese language learning websites by @saintlydemon

japanese grammar packet by @teijin

language learning masterpost by @z-co​

online japanese textbooks by @moonprincess​

japanese learning resources by hangukdrama

japanese textbooks by hangukdrama

resources by tofugu

resources by gakuu

resources by @nihongokudasai​

best sites for learning japanese by nihongoshark

| dictionaries |

Jisho.org 

Jim Breen’s JDIC

Yamasa Kanji Dictionary 

Kodansha Kanji Learner’s Dictionary 

Dictionary of Japanese Grammar

| textbooks |

Textfugu 

Minna no Nihongo 

Genki

Heisig’s Remembering the Kanji 

Tobira

This blog has a ton of pdf files

| grammar |

Tae Kim’s Guide to Learning Japanese

Marugoto

The Japanese Page 

Tim’s Takamatsu

Visualising Japanese Grammar 

Nihongo Resources 

Sci Lang Japan FAQ 

JGram

Renshuu

Tatoeba

Learn Japanese with Erin 

Tanos

An Introduction to Japanese - Syntax, Grammar & Language

| vocabulary |

Memrise 

WordReference Forums 

Renshuu

6000 most used words

Large Phrase List 

Japanese Onomatopoeia 

Keigo Cheatsheet 

| kana |

Hiragana 42 

RealKana 

Hiragana & Katakana Shape Comparison 

Tofugu Hiragana Chart

Tofugu Katakana Chart 

Introduction to Japanese Characters

| kanji |

Reviewing the Kanji 

Read the Kanji 

Kanji Radical Stroke Order 

GSCE Picture Kanji Cards 

WaniKani 

Kanji Damage

Kanji Repeater 

Go Kanken 

| tools + apps |

Rikaichan / Rikaikun

Rikai

Hiragana Megane 

Kantango 

Anki

Lang-8

Renshuu.org

Rhinospike 

Skritter

Hi Native

Forvo

FluentU

| reading |

Tokyo International University Reading Tutor 

Hiragana Times

Choko Choko Reading Section 

JLPT Example Questions 

Maggie Sensei 

List of Japanese Audiobooks and Transcripts 

TUFS Learning Resources 

Kotonoha 

Tatoeba 

NHK News

The Great Library 

Famous Stories

Read More Or Die

Macaronics

The Great ChokoChoko Library

Japanese Reading Practice For Beginners

Kodomo Asahi (Kid’s Asahi News)

Yahoo! Kids Japanese Papercraft

Read Manga Online

Chunichi Kid’s News

Real World Japanese

Japanese Class News Reading 

ECIS インタネット放送局

| listening |

Erin’s Challenge!

RhinoSpike

NHK Easy News 

KeyHole TV 

NHK WORLD TV

Documentaries About Japan You Can Watch For Free

Studying with J-Drama 

Nihongo de Kurasou 

Stream Japanese TV Online 

Beb & Alex Podcast

どぉ～でもいいNEWS

坂本真綾 from everywhere 

恋愛心理学知りたい！

相手の気持ち

NHKラジオニュース 

* The ones in bold are my faves

* But I advise you to watch LearningJapanese!! Like this guy literally taught me from Kana to Intermediate Grammar, which has been a very good improvement

[maybellearnmore-blog]

my study moods

Tired but still going: eyes twitching, didn't sleep more than two hours last night (or not at all), "I can study a little bit more, it's okay"

Not today: opens book, reads a word, sighs, closes book

Doing a lot, learning a little: drinks 7 liters of coffee while listening to someone explain magnetic fields (even through I'm taking notes on biology), thinking about my to do list

The procrastinator: "I know I have like 36 chapters for tomorrow but I suddenly have this urge to research about aromatherapy"

Time traveling: studies for nine hours straight, "when did the sun go down?"

Inverse pomodoro: very proud because I wrote like two sentences, time to take a four hours break

Hate/love relationship: "I hate this subject" I mumble as I keep studying it

[thewanderlustudent]

Its already October gee time flies 🍃 Gonna spend two+ weeks sitting for finals (just look at how full my whiteboard calendar is😂) but im v excited for the trip me and my family planned after my finals!! 🌴🍃

Also i just downloaded MOMENTUM in Chrome and i gotta say i love it!! 🙆💝

[brimay]

all of my fellow introverts and old souls, please remember that there is no shame in:

not enjoying parties 

preferring a relaxed conversation to a big social gathering

not drinking or smoking 

thinking a lot 

listening instead of talking

not seeing the point in skipping classes

needing time to yourself

[axel-speaks-blog]

The best thing about studying languages is when you’re listening to a song or watching a show in the language you’re learning and then suddenly there’s this line and you know what it meant without reading the subs or the translations and you just pause and have a mental freak out and you’re like FUCK FUCK I UNDERSTOOD THAT FUCK SOMEHOW MY LIFE SUDDENLY GAINED MEANING I AM BORN ANEW AND WILL LIVE FOREVERMORE I AM ETERNAL

[mysticpizzabouquetsblog-deactiv]

If we’re mutuals, you should message me and we should become buds. If we’re not mutuals, you should message me and we should become buds. If you just came across this post randomly, you should message me and we should become buds. Reblog because everyone should be buds

[procrastinatorsunitenow]

Guysguysguysguysguys looklooklooklook!!!!!

[maybellearnmore-blog]

OMG CONGRATS!!!!

[maybellearnmore-blog]

today's a work day! I'm gonna finish my college essay and study for upcoming exams. what are you guys doing today? •●○•●○•●○•●○•●○•●○•●○• #apstat #study #history #stationeryaddict #mine #exam #notebook #studygram #studyspo #studyblrcommunity #maybellearnmore #workday #collegeapp

[studyingbrains]

Assignment Checklist Free Printable (PDF in Google Drive)

Keep your assignments looking professional and academic with these checklists that are used once you have completed a piece of work.

Tick off each task to make sure your work is of a presentable standard, for example:

Single/Double spacing.

Hanging indent for references.

Completing title pages; Title, student ID, module code & name. 

Consistent font and font size. 

…And feel free to add your own tasks specific to your course too. 

Bonus: Box at the bottom has common reference styles (MLA, APA, Harvard). 

I usually print these, cut them out and keep one with each assignment. It saves me time having to Google what’s required when referencing University/College work. If you can’t print then just write it out on paper/sticky notes. Let me know if this is helpful (and where to improve!). 

More help: MLA Referencing // APA Referencing // Harvard Referencing