The way of the polyglot.

This is the recording of my journey of language learning. Native Spanish speaker. I know English as a second language and am currently learning Korean and Japanese. I'm in love with asian dramas and cool anime.

[aiji-yeji]

Spanish Masterpost

Children book I. Children book II. Don Quijote C1  Don Quijote C2 - 1 La escuela de ayer

CNCO - Hey DJ / Se Vuelve Loca  Los verbos de cambio

[aiji-yeji]

Korean Daily Vocab

석류 = pomegranate

무회과 = fig

자몽 = grapefruit

대추 = date

용과 = dragon fruit

악어 = crocodile

공룡 = dinosaur

도마뱀붙이 = Gecko

도마뱀 = lizard

표범 = panther

코뿔소 = rhino

화산폭발 = volcanic eruption

산사태 = landslide

우박 = hailstorm

지진 = earthquake

돌사태 = rock slide

눈보라 = blizzard

뇌우 = thunderstorm

유성 충돌 = meteor impact

난민 = refugee

혹서 =  heath wave

기근 = famine

[studykorean4me]

How are you feeling?

[studykorean4me]

Feelings😀😂😊😔😡

[thek-cult]

lmaoooo y’all would be pissed if you knew how much I blogged on my other account 😂 I gotta keep you a lil starved so you don’t expect too much

[aiji-yeji]

Daily Korean Vocab.

안개 = fog

온도 = temperature

우비 = raincoat

폭풍 = storm

전기 주전자 = electric kettle

식품 가공기 = food processor

다리미 = iron

모기장 = mosquito net

손전등 = flashlight

양초 = candle

통조림 = canned food

나침반 = compass

밧줄 = rope

침낭 = sleeping bag

통조림 따개 = can opener

성냥 = matches

[studykorean101]

스티븐 유니버스 어휘 ☆  Steven Universe Vocabulary

Hey all! So in the midst of my exams, I have turned to this show for my short breaks! As of right now, I’m only on the first season, but it’s better than I expected! I don’t know if any of you guys like it, but here’s some Steven Universe vocabulary! Enjoy :)

테마 노래 (여기 들기)

젬 우린 크리스탈 젬! 빛나는 마법힘 세상을 지키지! 갈 길 멀고 멀지만 신비한 젬파워로 싸우는 우리는 가넷, 에머시스트, 그리고 펄, 스티븐 유니버스

Vocabulary - 어휘      ☆ 젬 - gem      ☆ 우리 - we      ☆ 크리스탈 - crystal       ☆ 빛나 - shinning      ☆ 마법 - magical      ☆ 힘 - strength // power      ☆ 세상 - world      ☆ 지키다 - to protect      ☆ 가다 - to go      ☆ 길 - street // road // path      ☆ 멀다 - far (from) // distant      ☆ 신비 - mysterious      ☆ -한 (하나) - one (used as a counter)      ☆ 젬파워 - gem power      ☆ 싸우다 - to fight      ☆ 가넷 - garnet      ☆ 에머시스트 - amethyst        ☆ (그리고) 펄 - (and) pearl      ☆ 스티븐 유니버스 - steven universe

Theme Song (Translation)

Jem, we are the Crystal Jems! With shining magical powers To protect the world! It’s a long way and a long way to go, Fighting with mysterious Gempower. We are: Garnett, Emmercist, and Pearl, Steven Universe

more vocabulary ☆ 더 어휘      ☆ 그렉 - greg      ☆ 코니 - connie      ☆ 사자 - lion       ☆ 워프 패드 - warp pad      ☆ 텔레비전 - television           ~ 나는 텔레비전을 봐요 - I watch television      ☆ 채널 - channel      ☆ 만화 - comic      ☆ 희극 - comedy      ☆ 시즌 // 에피 - season // episode

I know I haven’t done a post in a while - I have a bit of a break before my last exam on Monday, so I thought this short vocabulary list would be interesting. It’s really just for fun, but either way, I hope you enjoy ~~ Happy Learning :)

~ SK101

[dailydoseofkorea]

Adding ~ㄴ/은 to Adjectives

Helpful posts:

Irregulars Part 1: ㅅ

Irregulars Part 2: ㄷ

Irregulars Part 3: ㅂ

Irregulars Part 4: ㅡ

Irregulars Part 5: 르

Previously, you learned how to add ~ㄴ/은 to adjectives to describe an upcoming noun. Some irregulars will come into play when doing this because of the possibility of adding a vowel to a stem. Let’s look at the word “어렵다” as an example. 어렵다 has a consonant as its final letter (ㅂ), which means that ~은 must be added (instead of ~ㄴ). Therefore, we end up with:

어렵은

Because of this, we now have the final consonant “ㅂ” followed by a vowel, which causes the ㅂ irregular to be applied. The correct conjugation of 어렵다 + ~ㄴ/은 is therefore “어려운.”

Below is a table that shows how irregular adjectives can change because of adding ~ㄴ/은:

[dailydoseofkorea]

Irregulars Part 6: ㄹ

Irregulars Part 1: ㅅ

Irregulars Part 2: ㄷ

Irregulars Part 3: ㅂ

Irregulars Part 4: ㅡ

Irregulars Part 5: 르

As you know, there are times when you must choose between two things to add to a stem. For example:

~아/어 means you must choose between adding ~아 or ~어 ~ㄴ/은 means you must choose between adding ~ㄴ or ~은

And based on the stem, you choose the correct one!

If the final letter of a stem is ㄹ AND you add any of the following:

~ㄴ/은 ~ㄴ/는 ~ㅂ/습 ~ㄹ/을

The first option (~ㄴ/ ~ㅂ / ~ㄹ ) should be used. In addition, the ㄹ is removed from the stem and the ~ㄴ / ~ㅂ / ~ㄹ is added directly to the stem. Let’s look at each one individually.

ㄹ Irregular: Adding ~ㄴ/은 to words

You have learned about adding ~ㄴ/은 to adjective stems when describing nouns. Usually, you add ~ㄴ directly to the stem of an adjective ending in a vowel, and ~은 to the stem of an adjective ending in a consonant, for example:

크다 = 큰 남자 작다 = 작은 남자

When adding ~ㄴ/은 to a stem which ends in ㄹ, the ㄹ is removed and ㄴ is added to the stem:

길다 = long 길 + ㄴ = 긴 저는 긴 거리를 건넜어요 = I crossed the long street

멀다 = far away 멀 + ㄴ = 먼 저는 먼 학교에 갔어요 = I went to a far away school (a school that is far away)

Normally, you add ~ㄴ다 to the stem of a verb ending in a vowel, and ~는다 to the stem of a verb ending in a consonant. For example:

나는 집에 간다 = I go home 나는 밥을 먹는다 = I eat rice

But when adding ~ㄴ/는다 to a verb stem that ends in ㄹ, you must remove ㄹ and add ~ㄴ다 to the verb stem:

나는 문을 연다 = I open the door 나는 음식를 만든다 = I make food

Keep reading

[dailydoseofkorea]

The Universe in Korean

Flashcards

Universe/Space- 우주

Solar system- 태양계 

Milky Way- 은하수

Planets- 행성

Sun- 태양 (colloquial: 해)

Moon- 달

Star- 별

Orbit- 궤도

Comet- 혜성

Meteorite- 운석

Constellation- 별자리

Solar eclipse- 일식

Lunar eclipse- 월식 

Black hole- 블랙홀

Andromeda- 안드로메다

[koreantipsblr-blog]

VOCABULARY WORDS #2 (어휘)

Family - 가족

Grandfather - 할아버지

Grandmother - 할머니

Father - 아버지

Mother -어머니

Younger brother - 남동생

Younger sister - 여동생

Son - 아들

Daughter - 딸

Husband - 남편

Wife - 아내

Younger sibling - 동생

(from a male perspective)

Older brother -형

Older sister - 누나

(from a female perspective)

Older brother - 오빠

Older sister - 언니

Interrogative pronouns

Who - 누구

Who - 누가 (누구+가(subject marker))

What - 무슨

Personal pronouns

My - 나의 / 내 /제

Our - 우리

(honorific)

This person - 이분

That person - 그분

That person - 저분

Other helpful vocabulary words:

Company - 회사

To work for / to go to - 다니다

Flower - 꽃

Rose - 장미

Library - 도서관

Morning - 아침

Nurse - 간호사

Counting unit for people - 명

College student - 대학생

To love - 사랑하다

to be right - 맞다

Really - 정말

Photograph - 사진

To be pretty - 예쁘다

To marry - 결혼하다

Last year - 작년

[ActiveKorean2]

[dailydoseofkorea]

Date Night Out💖

If you guys have any translation requests, please let me know! :)

Cafe- 카페

Restaurant- 레스토랑

Beach- 바닷가

Shopping- 쇼핑

Cinema- 영화관

Valentine’s Day- 발렌타인 데이

We held hands- 손을 잡았다.

Interlocked fingers- 손깍지

Confess- 고백

I like you- 나 너 좋아해

I love you- 사랑해

Let’s date- 사귀자

Do you want to date?- 사귈래?

You give me butterflies- 넌 나를 설레게해

Made my heart thump-심쿵(했다)

My heart is fluttering (butterflies in my stomach)- 설렌다

[learnjapanesebod]

White Family SoftBank Dog CM #400. “Enter, Student Discount-sensei” Japanese Commercial [ENG SUB]

#400. 「学割先生 登場」篇 “Enter, Student Discount-sensei” Check out more episodes with subtitles here

今日からこの学校に来たリョウマ先生だ This is Ryouma-sensei. He’ll be starting here today. よろしくお願いします Pleased to make your acquaintance. まだ学割使ってそうね He looks young enough to still be using SoftBank’s Student Discount. まったくです！ Tell me about it. じゃあ君は学割先生だ！ Then, how about we call you Student Discount-sensei? 使ってますよ 学割 I actually still do use it, SoftBank’s Student Discount. えっ？ What? 先生も学割使えますから、ソフトバンクは Even teachers can make use of it, Softbank’s Student Discount. 学生気分は困るよ 学割先生 Who wants a teacher who’s just like a student? いいじゃないですか 学生の気持ちを忘れちゃうより It’s fine, isn’t it? Better than forgetting what it’s like to be in the students’ shoes. いろいろ教えてあげましょうか？ Shall I show you around? えっ Huh? おやおや Well, well, well, おやおや What do we have here.

Commercials are great, quick resource to brush up on your Japanese listening comprehension! Not to mention Japanese commercials are (barely) arguably the best in the world!

[ethrealstudies]

YOUTUBE VOCABULARY LIST [korean]

게시일: Uploading date

공유: Share

더 보기: See more

구독: Subscribe/Subscriptions

조회수: Views

댓글: Comments

답글: Reply

검색: Search

새 동영상: New video

맞춤 동영상: Suggested video

공개 답글 추가: Add public reply

최근 본 동영상: Recently viewed videos (history)

__개월 전: __ months ago

나중에 본 동영살: Watch later

구입한 동영상: Bought videos (YT Red subscriptions)

생성된 재생목록: Created playlist(s)

정보: Information (about)

인기: Popular (trending)

[studykorean4me]

Subway vocabulary 🚆🚇🚊

[helaas--pindakaas]

please... if you’re going to attempt to speak in “old” english

THOU is the subject (Thou art…) THEE is the object (I look at thee) THY is for words beginning in a consonant (Thy dog) THINE is for words beginning in a vowel (Thine eyes)

this has been a psa

[gehayi]

Also, because H was sometimes treated as a vowel when the grammar rules for thou/thee/thy/thine were formed,THINE can also be used for words beginning with H. For example, both “thy heart” and “thine heart” appear in Elizabethan poetry.

[veryrarelystable-deactivated201]

For consistency, however, if you’re saying “thine eyes”, make sure you also say “mine eyes” instead of “my eyes”.

Further to the PSA:

Thou/thee/thine is SINGULAR ONLY.

Verbs with “thou” end in -st or -est: thou canst, thou hast, thou dost, thou goest.  Exception: the verbs will, shall, are, and were, which add only -t: thou wilt, thou shalt, thou art, thou wert.

Only in the indicative, though – when saying how things are (“Thou hast a big nose”).  Not in the subjunctive, saying how things might be (“If thou go there…”) nor in the imperative, making instructions or requests (“Go thou there”).

The -eth or -th ending on verbs is EXACTLY EQUIVALENT TO THE -(e)s ENDING IN MODERN ENGLISH.

I go, thou goest, she goeth, we go, ye go, they go.

If you wouldn’t say “goes” in modern English, don’t say “goeth” in Shakespearean English.

“Goeth and getteth me a coffee” NO.  KILL IT WITH FIRE.

Usually with an imperative you put the pronoun immediately after the verb, at least once in the sentence (“Go thou” / “Go ye”).

YE is the subject (Ye are…).  YOU is the object.

Ye/you/your is both for PLURALS and for DEFERENCE, as vous in French.

There’s more, but that’ll do for now.

[theliteraryarchitect]

Oh wow. Reblogging for reference.

[meitianhanyu-blog]

Hey guys, apologies for the long hiatus, college apps have got me in a bind.  Here are some terms related to our busy class schedules and lives as students!  I incorporated a lot of vocab and tried to include example sentences not provided by the infographic, so I hope you can enjoy and learn something!~

Class Subjects 数学 [shù xué] Math 生物 [shēng wù] Biology 化学 [huà xué] Chemistry 物理 [wù lí] Physics 地理 [dì lí] Geography 历史 [lì shí] History 英文 [yīng wén] English 中文 [zhōng wén] Chinese 外语 [waì yǔ] Foreign Language 音乐 [yīn yuè] Music 艺术 [yì shù] Art(s)

*To denote a class, simply add 课 (kè) to the end For example:

数学 + 课 = 数学课 (Mathematics class)

*Since many of us take multiple classes a day, here’s a useful sentence to try!

我每天上(insert #classes here)门课。 I take (insert #classes here) classes every day.

Education Levels 学校 [xué xiào] school 小学 [xiǎo xué] elementary school 中学 [zhōng xué] middle school 高中 [gāo zhōng] high school 大学 [dà xué] university/college 学生 [xué shēng] student

大学 + 学生 = 大学生(college/university student)

Example sentence: 我是一个大学生。 I am a college/university student.

College/University related vocab 学位 [xué wèi] degree 专业 [zhuān yè] major 副学士 [fù xué shì] Associates 学士 [xué shì] Bachelors 硕士 [shuò shì] Masters 博士 [bó shì] Doctorate/PhD

*to denote degree for the associate, bachelor, masters, and PhD, simply as 学位 to the end

Some Basic School Utensils 笔 [bǐ] pen 铅笔 [qiān bǐ] pencil 自动铅笔 [zì dòng qiān bí] mechanical pencil 毛笔 [mǎo bí] brush 纸 [zhǐ] paper 笔记本 [bǐ jì bén] notebook 橡皮 [xiàng pí] eraser

好好学习 天天进步！~