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How do you know if you are arguing with a man online?
Calls you a bitch or a cunt within 2-3 comments.
Brings your looks into the conversation because a woman being allegedly "ugly" somehow trumps all her arguments.
How do you know if you are arguing with a man who has a trans identity?
Insane levels of projection:
Calls you a man in disguise.
Brings you looks into the conversation, but unlike a regular man who calls you "ugly" a tim says you look like a man.
i love when people lie for attention
This just in: A pick-me impersonating a radfem account on a silly little website called tumblr has never noticed misogynistic male behaviour patterns towards feminists. More at 12.
it's not about patterns, i am being very literal when i say i have not once seen a trans woman insult a cis woman by saying she looks like a man. i agree with everything you said about cis men.
call me a fake radfem for being a tirf all you want, but to say i'm "impersonating a radfem account" because i disagree with you is just childish.
don't be a coward and block me. if you wanna engage, let's engage. no need to make it look like i have nothing to say in response, silly goose. or do you just not have any examples to back up your statement?
If it’s not bad to be bisexual and ignore my attraction to men, then is it bad to be bisexual and ignore my attraction to women? I don’t ask this out of ill will towards you, I’m genuinely struggling to label myself. I know I feel some degree of attraction towards women as well, but despite that I know that I don’t want to marry a woman and raise a family with her. I’ve always wanted to marry a nice man one day, have a marriage like my parents, and have biological children with my husband. Is that wrong of me?
IMHO, I think as bisexuals we are allowed to focus on either side of our attraction! We are blessed to find both sexes beautiful and love them fully with all our hearts. With that said, if you want to focus on your male attraction, marry and settle down with a man, I don't see the problem. You are still bi , just with a preference for men, that's fine, on the flip side, febfems prefer women. Two sides of the same beautiful bisexual coin I think 🥰
Bisexuality is beautiful in all it's forms! 💗💜💙
-L
jesus, what a horrible response. this is exactly what the patriarchy wants, bc of that it's very much worth unpacking WHY you've always wanted that. lame asf to discourage self-awareness like this -_-
いろどり · irodori - Japanese for life in Japan
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IRODORI is a useful website made by The Japan Foundation. It is a series of 3 textbooks, with audios and materials completely free, focusing on developing skills useful for life in Japan.
Whether you are planning to come to Japan in the future and want to learn what you should be able to do before you arrive, or whether you are already living in Japan and wish to check your Japanese ability and increase the number of things you can do, we sincerely hope that this textbook will help you achieve your goals. - "what is irodori" website page.
The textbooks are super organized, divided in: starter (A1), elementary 1 and elementary 2. Finishing elementary 2 means having an A2 level [At A2 level, you can hold short, basic everyday conversations on familiar topics.]
I recommend styling your learning method with the goal you have in mind. You can understand more about it reading the post I made.
Hope it was helpful! Let me know and let's share resources~
またね~@inkichan
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Japanese Reading Resources for Absolute Beginners
A question I encounter often is "How much Japanese should I study before I can begin reading in Japanese?"
From my experience as a learner and reader myself and from managing a Japanese book club for other learners I can honestly say that you can start way earlier than you probably think!
There are many resources that only require knowing hiragana. Those texts usually teach vocabulary through pictures and only use basic grammar.
Some are even simpler than that: The Japan Foundation's Hiragana Books are great for those, who are still remembering hiragana characters. Every short book introduces only 1-2 new characters, so it's a great reading exercise for those who've just started.
The free graded reader 「どうぞ、どうも」 by the NPO Tagengo Tadoku only uses the words 「どうぞ」 and 「どうも」 to write an entire story. Again, this makes for a great exercise in reading hiragana and understanding context. Another "level 0" recommendation by the same NPO would definitely be 「しろい?くろい?」. This book uses the full range of hiragana characters but the grammar is simple and all used vocabulary is illustrated.
Another site with great resources for absolute beginners is Nihongo Tadoku Dōjō. If you have memorized both hiragana and katakana and know how the particles を and で work you will be able to read this text about stationary (ぶんぼうぐ) and understand everything by looking at the pictures!
The resources linked so far can all be accessed completely free on the linked websites. If you have the money to spare, please also have a look at the box 「スタート」 from the series reberubetsu nihongo tadoku raiburarī published by the NPO Tagengo Tadoku and ASK (affiliate link). This box includes 8 little books in very simple Japanese.
All these texts for absolute beginners will get you started reading in Japanese with very little knowledge of characters and vocabulary.
Reading in Japanese is a skill that requires practice. But once you get used to it, it can be such a valuable tool to reinforce new vocabulary and grammar. So please don't wait until you're "ready" before you start reading - start early at your own level!
Feminist vocabulary (Vocabulario feminista)
Feminism - Feminismo
“I’m a feminist” - Soy feminista
“I’m a feminist ally” (or pro-feminist, however you say it) - Soy aliado feminista
Women’s rights - Derechos de las mujeres
Sufragettes/sufragists - Sufragistas
Patriarchy - Patriarcado
Misogyny - Misoginia
Sexist - Sexista (when it refers to something or someone who inforces social and cultural diferences between men and women) or Machista (when a man usually uses his patriarchal privileges to shame and belittle women)
Rape culture - Cultura de la violación
(name of type) feminism - Feminismo (nombre de la corriente)
Radical feminism - Feminismo radical (i will say this now: if you’re a terf, you aren’t a true feminist)
Intersectional feminism - Feminismo interseccional
Socialist feminism - Feminismo socialista
Marxist feminism - Feminismo marxista
And so on!
And now a few phrases to expand your knowledge!
“Equality is the consecuence of feminism success” - “La igualdad es la consecuencia del triunfo del feminismo”
“Feminism isn’t hating men, feminism is hating sexists” - “El feminismo no es odiar a los hombres, el feminismo es odiar a los machistas”
“Feminism fights for women’s rights” - “El feminismo lucha por los derechos de las mujeres”
“My body, my rules” - “Mi cuerpo, mis reglas”
“Rape is never the victim’s fault” - “La violación nunca es culpa de la víctima”
Also! If you want to debate or talk about feminism with me, you can send an ask when you want! Though, always be polite!
Marathi Vocabulary - Indian General Elections
Nouns
भारत [bhārat] - India (m.)
लोकशाही [lokśahī] - democracy (f.)
हुकुमशाही [hukumśāhī] - dictatorship (f.)
राजकारणी [rājkārṇī] - politician (m.)
नेता [neta] - leader (colloquially, politician) (m.)
जनता [janatā] - public, people (f.)
पक्ष [pakṣa] - party, faction (m.)
नेतृत्व [netṛtva] - leadership (n.)
युती [yutī] - alliance (f.)
राष्ट्र [rāṣtra] - nation, state (m.)
निवडणूक [nivaḍṇūk] - election (f.)
आयोग [āyog] - commission (m.)
मतदान [matadān] - voting (n.)
मतदार [matadār] - voter (m.)
मतदारसंघ [matadārsaṅgha] - constituency (m.)
मत [mat] - vote (n.)
निकाल [nikāl] - result, results (m.)
मोजणी [mozṇī] - counting (f.)
विजय [vijay] - victory (m.)
पराभव [parābhav] - defeat (m.)
संसद [saṅsad] - parliament (n.)
लोकसभा [loksabhā] - Lok Sabha (The Lower House of Parliament) (f.)
खासदार [khāsdār] - member of parliament (m.)
उमेदवार [umedvār] - candidate (m.)
प्रतिनिधी [pratinidhī] - representative (m.)
मंत्री [maṅtrī] - minister (m.)
पंतप्रधान [paṅtapradhān] - prime minister (m.)
धर्मनिरपेक्षता [dharmanirapekṣatā] - secularism (f.)
समाजवाद [samājvād] - socialism (m.)
राष्ट्रवाद [rāṣtravād] - nationalism (m.)
साम्यवाद [sāmyavād] - communism (m.)
सरकार [sarkār] - government (n.)
शासन [śāsan] - administration (n.)
विकास [vikās] - development (m.)
प्रगती [pragatī] - progress (f.)
आघाडी [āghāḍī] - front, forefront (f.)
सेना [sena] - army, armed force (f.)
Adjectives
भारतीय [bhāratīya] - Indian
राष्ट्रीय [rāṣtrīya] - national
विजयी [vijayī] - victorious
समाजवादी [samājvādī] - socialist
राष्ट्रवादी [rāṣtravādī] - nationalist
साम्यवादी [sāmyavādī] - communist
Verbs
जिंकणे [jiṅkṇe] - to win
हरणे [harṇe] - to lose
मोजणे [mozṇe] - to count
निवडणे [nivaḍṇe] - to choose, to elect
मतदान करणे [matadān karṇe] - to vote
-ला मत देणे [-lā mat deṇe] - to vote for
निवडून येणे [nivaḍūn yeṇe] - to be elected
घोषित करणे [ghoṣit karṇe] - to announce
連立政権 [れんりつせいけん] - coalition government 発足 [ほっそく] - starting, launch, founding, establishment, start-up, inauguration 厳格な [げんかくな] - strict, severe, stern, rigid, tough 移民政策 [いみんせいさく] - immigration policy 政策 [せいさく] - policy, political measures 規制強化 [きせいきょうか] - tightening of regulations 規制 [きせい] - regulation, policing, control, restriction 右派 [うは] - right wing 政党 [せいとう] - political party 制限 [せいげん] - restriction, restraint, limitation, limit 気候変動 [きこうへんどう] - climate change 対策 [たいさく] - measure, step, countermeasure, strategy, preparation 懐疑 [かいぎ] - skepticism, doubt, disbelief
Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine vocabulary in Japanese
パレスチナ - Palestine ヨルダン川西岸地区 [ヨルダンがわせいがんちく] - West Bank ガザ地区 [ガザちく] - Gaza Strip 中東 [ちゅうとう] - Middle East 占領されたエルサレム [せんりょうされた エルサレム] - occupied Jerusalem シェイク・ジャラー - Sheikh Jarrah アル=アクサー・モスク - Al-Aqsa Mosque ガザ - Gaza パレスチナ人 [パレスチナじん] - Palestinian 武装していない [ぶそうしていない] - unarmed 民間人 [みんかんじん] - civilian 被害者 [ひがいしゃ] - victim 難民 [なんみん] - refugee イスラエル - Israel イスラエル人 [イスラエルじん] - Israeli シオニズム - Zionism 軍隊 [ぐんたい] - military, troops, armed forces 兵士 [へいし] - soldier テロリスト - terrorist アメリカの支援を受ける [アメリカの しえんを うける] - backed by the United States 軍事占領 [ぐんじせんりょう] - military occupation 追放 [ついほう] - eviction 強制退去 [きょうせいたいきょ] - forced displacement 暴力 [ぼうりょく] - violence 人種隔離 [じんしゅかくり] - apartheid, segregation 民族浄化 [みんぞくじょうか] - ethnic cleansing ジェノサイド - genocide 虐殺 [ぎゃくさつ] - slaughter, massacre 植民地化 [しょくみんちか] - colonization 検閲 [けんえつ] - censorship 封鎖 [ふうさ] - blockade プロパガンダ - propaganda 戦争犯罪 [せんそうはんざい] - war crime 人道に対する罪 [じんどうにたいするつみ] - crime against humanity 催涙ガス [さいるいガス] - teargas スタン擲弾 [スタンてきだん] - stun grenade ゴム弾 [ゴムだん] - rubber bullet ロケット弾 [ロケットだん] - rocket 空爆 [くうばく] - airstrike 弾圧する [だんあつする] - to oppress 征服する [せいふくする] - to subjugate 追放する [ついほうする] - to evict 占領する [せんりょうする] - to occupy, to take possession of 逮捕する [たいほする] - to arrest 襲撃する [しゅうげきする] - to attack; to raid 襲う [おそう] - to attack 暴行する [ぼうこうする] - to assault, to abuse 殴る [なぐる] - to beat 拷問する [ごうもんする] - to torture 撃つ [うつ] - to shoot 射殺する [しゃさつする] - to shoot (to death) 殺害する [さつがいする] - to kill, to murder 虐殺する [ぎゃくさつする] - to slaughter 破壊する [はかいする] - to destroy 爆撃する [ばくげきする] - to shell, to bomb 破壊 [はかい] - destruction 憎悪 [ぞうお] - hatred 恐怖 [きょうふ] - fear 不法な [ふほうな] - illegal
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大草原不可避 : Keyboard smashing in Japanese
I explained how keyboard smashing in English expresses laughing really hard and she taught me the Japanese equivalent in return!!
As some of you might know, in Japanese, “w” from the word “to laugh” 笑う 「わらう」 is basically like “lol” in Japanese so when there’s a bunch of “w”’s together it looks like this wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
and it looks like a bunch of grass so one slang word to show something is funny is 草 「くさ」 which is the word/kanji for grass so you don’t have to type out a bunch of w’s.
So the step up from 草 is 大草原 「だいそうげん」 which means prairie since there’s a lot more grass.
And if something leaves you laughing so much that you can’t hold it back you could say 大草原不可避 「だいそうげんふかひ」 which basically means “inevitable prairie”.
The “inevitable part”, 不可避 「ふかひ」 in this phrase means laughter is inevitable and you can’t help but laugh.
50 Spanish Phrases for Essays
causa de - because of, on account of
a continuación - below, following
a partir de - from the time that, as of
caracterizarse por - to be characterized by
consistir en - to consist of
conviene - it is fitting, suitable, convenient
de hecho - in fact, as a matter of fact
de la perspectiva de - from the perspective of
de veras - really
ejemplificar - to serve as an example
en conexión - in connection
en realidad - really, in fact
es necesario - it is necessary
por ejemplo - for example
por la mayor parte - mostly, for the most part
bien pensado - well thought-out
de verdad - really
de vez en cuando - now and again, (every) once in a while
mejor dicho - more exactly, rather
querer decir - to mean
servir para - to serve to
significar - to signify, to mean
sugerir - to suggest
tanto mejor - so much the better
tener que ver con - to have to do with
todavía - still, yet
al fin y al cabo - in the final analysis, in the end, after all
como consecuencia - as a consequence, as a result, due to
de lo anterior - from the above
después de todo - after all
en breve - in short
en conclusión - in conclusion
en resumen - in conclusion
en todo - all in all
es preciso - must, it is necessary
llevar a cabo - to accomplish
parece que - it seems that
por consiguiente - therefore
por lo tanto - for that reason, therefore
por último - lastly
se ve que - one sees that
al final - in the end, finally
con cuidado - carefully
del punto de vista de - from the point of view of
de modo queso - so that, in such a way that
de nuevo - again
en cambio - on the other hand
mientras tanto - in the meanwhile
por fin - finally
por lo general - generally
Vegan Smoothies Masterpost
Fruit Smoothies:
Mango Delight
Mango, Pineapple, Banana Smoothie
Mango Coconut Bliss
Strawberry Orange Julius
Coconut Strawberry Smoothie
Peach Oat Smoothie
Strawberry Pineapple
Orange Smoothie
Spiced Apple Smoothie
Raspberry & Kale Energy Smoothie
Pineapple Mango Vitamin C Booster
Cherry Revitalizer
Raspberry Coconut Smoothie
Green Smoothies:
Every Child’s Favorite Smoothie
Green Thickie
Fountain of Youth Smoothie
The Best Green Smoothie Bowl
Stoplight Mango Green Smoothie
Green Smoothie Bowl
Green Monster
Green Goddess Smoothie
Minty Morning Green Smoothie
Energizing Green Smoothie Bowl
Sweet, Vegan Green Smoothie
Tropical Green Smoothie
Grapefruit Green Smoothie
Pineapple Paradise Green Smoothie
Other:
Chai
Gingerbread
Sugar Cookie “Milkshake”
Meal-Replacement Protein Shake (No protein powder needed! High calorie.)
Chocolate Chia Recovery Smoothie
Maca Almond Joy “Milkshake”
Salted Caramel Pumpkin Latte (Omit whipped cream)
Apple Pie Smoothie
Coconut Cream Pie Smoothie
Strawberries and Cream
French Toast Smoothie
Chocolate Banana Smoothie
Peaches and Cream
Thick and Fudgey Chocolate Peanut Butter Smoothie
Pumpkin Pie Protein Smoothie
Coconut Coffee Shake
Enjoy!
By makesmoothiesnotwar and toethefinishline
Related Posts:
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Want to go Vegan?
Eating Healthy on a Budget
Overview:
Forvo Pronunciation Dictionary
Language Info
Wikipedia
Grammar & Courses:
Digital Dialects Swahili
FSI Basic Swahili
FSI Swahili Introduction
FSI Swahili an Active Intro
iLanguages Swahili
Kiswahili Course
Language Transfer Complete Swahili
Learn101 Swahili
Memrise Courses
MyLanguage Swahili
Polymath Swahili
Swahili 101
SwahiliPod 101
Dictionaries:
babla
Concise Swahili Dictionary
Eng-Swa Dictionary
Freedict
Oxford Dictionary
Swahili Dictionary
Books:
Assimil Swahili
Colloquial Swahili + Audio
Foundation for Speaking, Reading & Writing
Living Language Swahili
Pimsleur Swahili
Swahili Learners’ Reference Grammar
Teach Yourself Swahili
Media:
BBC Swahili
Mango Languages
NHK Swahili
SBS Swahili
Swahili Readings
VOA Swahili
Youtube Grammar Lessons
after a very nice native speaker messaged me, i decided i should get my sh*t together and start attempting to learn Czech. (something to think about: I haven’t tried most of these, so they may not be perfect)
ARTICLES
expats
fluentin3months
omniglot
history and czech
APPS
learnczech – apple
czechalphabet
greg vic learn czech
dictionary
GRAMMAR
locallingo
cokdybysme
wikipedia
something from UMichigan
PODCASTS
czech in prague
czechclass101
learnczech
project-modelino
learnoutloud
miroguide
WEBSITES
locallingo
loeson
surfacelanguages
transparentlanguages
101languages
freelanguage
czechclass101
expats alphabet
Pauline’s book recs : a MASTERPOST (II)
Shit, it’s 2020 and I’ve updated this Behemoth again. There’s both old and new in here. If you’re having problems with links overlapping, it is most likely the app/dashboard glitching—try the permalink version, and everything should work out, even on mobile. And of course, HAVE FUN.
Also: I had to split this one in two otherwise the links just poof, disappear. Part one is here.
THEMATIC LISTS By character Works featuring Persephone Works featuring Kassandra Works featuring Mary Magdalene Works featuring Narcissus (more or less) Works featuring male protagonists written by women Works featuring the House as a character Works featuring brothers Works featuring assassins Works featuring mermaids Works featuring musicians Works about scorned women and complex character development Works featuring the femme fatale archetype Works featuring female villains Works with Nature as a character Works with supernatural entities as a human double Works with introspective characters Works with narcissistic characters Works with “fatally-flawed” (hubristic) characters Romances featuring softer male protagonists Trope : Star-crossed lovers Trope : Friends to lovers Trope : Villainous love Trope : Toxic mother figure Trope : adaptating Beauty and the Beast Trope : adaptating Bluebeard By theme LGBTQ+ (a terribly old and lacking list) About love: pretty much a whole bibliography Suspense galore: books with good foreshadowing Suspense galore: a few good plot-twists Books taking place in a single building Books taking place in one House Books taking place in a high school Books with dysfunctional families Books about seeing into the Future Books by the sea (and a few pirates) Books set in Paris Books about hubris Books about loneliness and solitude Books about finding one’s life purpose Books about girlhood Books about introspection and self-discovery Books about melancholy and sadness Books about happiness and hope Books with symbolism and atmosphere Books about moral corruption and spiritual decadence Books about sex politics and philosophy Books about the female rage Books about or taking place during World War I Books featuring suicides Poems for mothers Poems about poetry Great love stories Unusual love stories Idealised, bittersweet love ; more By genres Rewriting Greek and Roman myths Rewriting Fairy Tales ; and again Writing and rewriting Arthuriana Favourites free-to-play text-based games Experimental literature Gothic and neo-gothic Southern Gothic Magical realism ; a few more Dystopias Young Adult Horror novels (but check the gothic instead) Crime novels Thrillers (thriller night); more Medieval historical fiction Sweet sweet comfort reads Just, like, sappy stuff
By context Beach reading Travel reading Halloween reading (spooky!) Winter reading Summer reading ; another Lockdown reading (you can still ask!) By book Books similar to The Secret History Books similar to Wuthering Heights ; again Books similar to Memoirs of Hadrian Books similar to Brideshead Revisited Books similar to A Grief Observed Books similar to The Brothers Karamazov Books similar to On Being Ill Books similar to Eros the Bittersweet Books similar to Dracula Books that might remind you of Avatar the Last Airbender if you squint Excerpts similar to Dido and Aeneas’ parting in the Aeneid Recommended editions of Romeo and Juliet Recommended editions of Shakespeare’s Sonnets Recommended editions of Wuthering Heights Recommended translations of Tristan and Yseult Some links to Rainer Maria Rilke’s Book of Hours Some links to a few of Mary Oliver’s works Lit criticism on Dorian Gray Lit criticism on Sonnets to Orpheus Books adapted to the screen (1) Books adapted to the screen (2) By author Favourite French writers Favourite Contemporary writers What to read? By Women French writers What to read? By Anne Carson (And some prep reading for Anne Carson) What to read? By Richard Siken What to read? By Roland Barthes What to read? By Agatha Christie What to read? By E. A. Poe What to read? By Daphné du Maurier What to read? By Sylvia Plath What to read? By Priya Sarukkai Chabria What to read? By Hélène Cixous What to read? On and by Branwell Brontë What to read & which translation? For Marguerite Yourcenar Which translation? For Hafez If you love Anne Carson If you love Angela Carter ; more If you love Louise Glück If you love Virginia Woolf If you love Sylvia Plath If you love Marguerite Duras If you love Emile Zola If you love Colette
A Teach Yourself Linguistics Linkfest from Mutual Intelligibility
Looking to teach yourself linguistics? Mutual Intelligibility was a year-long project to help curate free linguistics resources online for people who are trying to teach or learn linguistics, and now all of its posts are collected here for you.
Crash Course Linguistics
A structured introduction to linguistics. Each post contains a 10-12 minute video from Crash Course Linguistics, plus supporting resources on the same topic including exercises with answer keys.
Week 0 - Preview
Week 1 - Introduction
Week 2 - Morphology
Week 3 - Morphosyntax
Week 4 - Syntax
Week 5 - Semantics
Week 6 - Pragmatics
Week 7 - Sociolinguistics
Week 8 - Phonetics, Consonants
Week 9 - Phonetics, Vowels
Week 10 - Phonology
Week 11 - Psycholinguistics
Week 12 - Language acquisition
Week 13 - Historical linguistics and language change
Week 14 - Languages around the world
Week 15 - Computational linguistics
Week 16 - Writing systems
Resource Guides
Longer, more comprehensive guides to a few common intro linguistics topics.
Introduction to IPA Consonants - Resource Guide 1
Introduction to IPA Vowels - Resource Guide 2
Introduction to Morphology - Resource Guide 3
Introduction to Constituency - Resource Guide 4
Introduction to World Englishes - Resource Guide 5
Introduction to Languages around the World - Resource Guide 6
3 Links Posts
Quick highlights of three relevant links about a specific topic, with a short description for each.
3 Links about Linguistics Teaching
3 Links for Second Year Syntax Videos
3 Links for Second Year Phonology
3 Links for Natural Language Processing
3 Links for Semantics and Pragmatics
3 Links for Sociolinguistics
3 Links for Second Year Psycholinguistics
3 Links for Field Methods
3 Links for Articulatory Phonetics
3 Links for Writing Systems
3 Links for Gesture Studies
3 Links for Linguistics Communication (lingcomm)
3 Links for Evidentiality
3 Links for Linguistic Discrimination
3 Links for Linguistics Careers Outside Academia
3 Links for Schwa
3 Links for the Linguistics of Emoji
3 Links for Proto-Indo-European
3 Links for Second Language Acquisition
3 Links for Zero Morphemes
3 Links for Internet Linguistics
3 Links for Language Revitalization
3 Links for Online Teaching