brutalizm

nie styl w architekturze a styl życia. "Yes, this was Ronit. Black eyes, black (...) hair, dark skin, a splash of red lipstick, and a (...) smile." "Esti looked, simply absorbing the sight of her." "Esti stood, smiling (...), soaking up the Ronit-ness of everything around her." التُراث الشعبي أوروبا الشرقيّة والثقافة العربيّة / أوروبا الشرقيّة و الشرق الأوسط ❤

[mayasdeluca]

IG Story: spampistefania

[thenajwanimri]

Just Zulema looking at the few people she cares about. 💛🖤🤧

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Hi! Do you know of any websites in which I can watch movies/series in English with subtitles in Arabic? I want to help my bf to learn english and I think it could be useful. Sorry, I know this is a langblr for learning arabic, but I just don't really know whom to ask)))

Hi, anon!

Don’t apologize, my dear.  Your question is relevant to studying Arabic and I’ll be happy to answer you! 

To watch  Arabic streaming sites, they have Arabic subtitles for different movies  you could try any of these website :

Cimalek 

Moviedor

Egyshare

Cinalight

Topvideo

Fushar

More places you could check :

The English movies on Netflix have Arabic subtitles

I’m not sure about the movies on google play, but I beleive that the movies to rent/buy on the app store also have English subtitles

Edit : I’m sorry anon, I just noticed that I misread your ask and thought you wanted Arabic series with English subtitles not the other way around. 

I’ll keep the rest of the information that I previously posted under the cut since it’s not relevant to your ask.

Arabic studying resources : 

You could try watching a movie you know that has been dubbed to Arabic, it helps if you already know the story and follow the Arabic version to learn the new words, here’s a post that you can check out if you’re interested.

I could find Arabic translations of disney movies in Arabic, I’ll link you to a playlist with many songs [here] (although many of them are in egyptian dialect). I can also offer to translate some disney songs into English if this will help.

I think that some Arabic movies on Netflix have English subtitles, I don’t have Netflix but I remember watching Bittersweet عسل إسود and 1000 mabrook and they had English subtitles.

[mango-season]

Olivia Gatwood, Life Of The Party

[apocryphics]

girls will carry unimaginable primordial rage but still go about their day as if nothing is wrong and that is very sexy of us I think

[arabic-langblr]

مرحبا، اختي! I saw a proverb recently and was hoping you could explain it for me. I know the literal meaning of the words but didn't understand the proverb. اختر الرفيق قبل الطريق I think it means something like - choose a friend before the method, but I'm not sure, could you help me out with the explanation and let me know if this is commonly said or heard?

Hi anon!

This proverb literally translates to “choose the companion before the road” and I think the context here is travelling, because you need someone you trust and rely on to travel with you. It sounds familiar, but a more common saying in the same context is اختر الجار قبل الدار (choose the neighbour before your house) to emphasize the importance of having good neighbours. 

[cowardly-bisexual]

-  Bisexuality and the Challenge to Lesbian Politics: Sex, Loyalty, and Revolution  (1995)

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[jadonsgf]

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[lostln]

“With a good laugh, if it’s done well and with the right person, it changes everything.”

[lostln]

“Dr. Bloom doesn’t laugh.”

[lostln]

“I’ve judged you my whole life.”

[booasaur]

New Amsterdam - 3x13

[forbescaroline]

ultimate top ten ships meme → arrow dynamics (as voted by my followers) #5. sara/nyssa “I wasn’t with you because you saved me. I was with you because I loved you.”

[genderoutlaws]

An article titled “The Bisexuals” written by Judy Klemesrud and featured in the April issue of New York Magazine in 1974, discussing the (perceived) rise of bisexual identification.

This very much reminds me of modern moral panics over “the rise of transgenderism” and I liked this quote from Dr. Wardell Pomeroy (co-author of the Kinsey Reports) in the article that succinctly describes the real reason for any rise in people coming out:

“There is probably no more bisexuality now than there ever was, but the atmosphere now is such that people will admit it freely and talk about it more. There is really not that much change in behavior, just much more openness in talking about sex, which we can credit in part to the women’s movement and the gay revolution.”

[cowardly-bisexual]

I found a 12 year old article about how biphobes are always changing the definition of bisexuality to make it seem as unrealistic, unappealing and limiting as possible:

“People are quick to tinker with the definition of bisexual until it’s not something anyone would willingly pick for themselves. Bisexuals are supposed to be equally attracted to men and women – always androgyny, but never to trans people – and always at the same time. They supposedly need to have identical amounts of sex with both, and don’t notice the differences between them. We’re all told bisexuality is a phase that everyone goes through and grows out of, and no one’s a “proper” bisexual, even though “everyone’s bisexual really”. Bisexuals are depicted as the monsters spreading Aids, and breaking the hearts of partners inevitably cast aside for a different gender. Who’d want to be bi!“ - Marcus Morgan: Bisexuals: putting the B back in LGBT (The Guardian)

Literally nothing has changed except we’ve added even more limiting definitions of bisexuality. One of the reasons why bisexual activism is so frustrating is because people refuse to listen to how bisexuals describe bisexuality so we’re stuck debating definitions instead of talking about the problems our community faces.

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