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I am forcibly removed from the figure skating scene

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music for the ages

when you’re feelin’ a bit ~jazzy~

when you’re feelin’ like actually studying

when you’re feelin’ a bit like ratatouille

when you’re feelin’ a bit like taking over the kingdom

when you’re feelin’ a bit of the oldies

when you’re feelin’ a lil in love

when you’re feelin’ a bit happy

when you’re feelin’ a bit of girl power

when you think ur in love but it’s just u romanticizing a friendship

~~hope you all enjoy these~~

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How to learn a language and its culture together

1 Learn typical recipes (maybe try to recreate them)

2 Watch movies (not only the genres and themes you prefer, but watch their classic movies that everyone there already watched)

3 Listen to music (same as 2)

4 Watch and read the news (follow the news on social media)

5 Watch people travelling around the country

6 Follow youtubers (the vloggers who visit buildings, who talk about festivals and holidays and do stuff at the town)

7 Read books (you can read in english and then re-read in the target language, it’ll make easier)

8 Follow random people on social media (in that way you’ll can see the everyday language, photos of some city, political stuff, etc)

9 Follow meme pages - memes aren’t spaceless and timeless, they talk about some subject the people from that culture are talking about

10 Talk to natives and ask them about their daily lives

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How to learn multiple languages at once

There are many methods you can use and the possibilities are endless! For starters, it’s good to stick to a base rule that if you’re a beginner in languages, first learn 1 language to intermediate and then tackle others books📚

🤓 I try to learn one language to an upper-intermediate level so that it’s good enough to be a language of instruction for the other language. For example, once I learnt Korean to a good enough level, I was able to study Japanese using textbooks written in Korean.

⏰ You can also use the 80/20 approach if you’re learning 2 languages at once. Spend 80% of your time on one (main) language, and then 20% of your time on the other language. This works best when they are two different languages or if you are intermediate+ in both.

📖 You can also choose separate days for separate languages. I found this method tricky for me because I don’t always feel like studying the language I scheduled. If it works for you, that’s great! I prefer to study multiple languages in little bits in one day (e.g. doing Spanish grammar in the morning, Korean vocab in the afternoon, and watching a French series at night, for instance)

📱 Finally, you can use different methods, notebooks, apps or systems for your languages. I know people who have separate YouTube accounts so they browse YouTube only in one language (and all their recommended videos will be in that language too). You can choose to have one app only for one language so you make that connection in your mind (E.g. Busuu is only for Spanish, Lingodeer for Japanese, and Duolingo for French). Whatever works for you! 💕 Here are some useful related videos:

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Ok firstly:

Fuck you Zeus you fucking hypocrite and rapist

Secondly:

Minthe, honey, I’m trying to believe in your redemption or anything that’ll show that you are a nice/decent person. But you are making it SO DIFFICULT (are you trying to fuck up your own life? Is that it?)

Thirdly:

Hades are you calling Demeter? Or Persephone? I need some answers to that pls.

Fourthly:

Yeah I’m not buying this interpretation of Persephone (ESPECIALLY from the Toxic Three). I want to see HER side of the story. And yes, I know she needs to be held accountable but yeah.

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