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I think I’m going to move my studyblr/langblr to a new account so it’s a main blog. anyone have any ideas for a good url? it’s going to be mostly language focused
I so regret making my studyblr a side blog
I don’t get to post cute pictures of all my study supplies because all of my stuff this semester is electronic, which I like and dislike at the same time.
Vocabulaire français
Les activités quotidiennes - daily activities
Les actions - actions
se réveiller - to wake up
se lever - to get up
s’habiller - to get dress
se doucher/prendre une douche - to take a shower
se laver - to wash one’s face
se raser - to shave
se coiffer - to comb one’s hair
se brosser les dents - to brush one’s teeth
se brosser les cheveux/se peigner - to brush one’s hair
se maquiller - to apply make-up
prendre le petit déjeuner - to eat breakfast
écouter la radio/de la musique - to listen to the radio/to music
regarder la télévision - to watch TV
lire le journal - to read the newspaper
sortir de la maison - to leave
aller à l’école/au lycée/à l’université/travail à pied/en moto/en voiture/à vélo - to go to school/university/work by foot/on motorcycle/by car/on bike
rentrer chez moi - to come back home
déjeuner - to eat lunch
faire la sieste - to nap
faire les devoirs - to do homework
faire les tâches ménagères - to do housechores
aider - to help
faire les courses/les achats - to go to the store
assister aux cours particuliers - to attend tutorials
aller à l’école des langues - to go to language school
aller au conservatoire - to go to the conservatory
jouer de + instrument - to play + instrument
assister au cours de danse - to go to dance classes
faire du sport - to do sport
faire une promenade - to take a walk
s’éclater/s’amuser - to have fun
dîner - to eat dinner
se déshabiller - to undress
se démaquiller - to take one’s make-up off
se coucher/aller au lit - to go to sleep
lire - to read
s’endormir - to fall asleep
Les tâches ménagères - housework
balayer - to sweep
cirer - to wax
faire la lessive - to do laundry
faire le lit - to make the bed
faire le ménage - to clean
faire de la pâtisserie - to bake
faire la poussière - to dust
faire la vaisselle - to wash the dishes
faire les vitres - to wash the windows
jardiner - to garden
mettre la table - to set the table
passer l’aspirateur - to vacuum
repasser - to iron
repriser/raccommoder - to mend
tapisser - to upholster
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4 exercises to improve speaking skills in your target language:
Tell a story. It’s a great exercise to improve not only your speaking, but also your grammar and vocabulary. Think about what happened to you or anyone else, that you would talk about to your friends or family. Then tell a story out loud using only your target language. Telling stories is a huge part of our everyday talks, so it’s really important to practice that.
Talk about a book, a movie or whatever you want. Imagine you’re convincing someone to check out (or not to check out) a book you have already read. Review every movie or TV series you want, and don’t worry about spoiling anything or offending someone. If it’s a piece of shit, learn how to say that when talking to Queen Elizabeth II, and how to say that when chatting with someone you’d meet at the bar.
Discuss an important topic that is interesting to you. You can choose from anything: society issues, politics, economics, science, environment, culture… First try to explain it and then tell your own opinion on the subject. It’s different than the second exercise since it develops the specific vocabulary.
Read an article and summarise it. Find an article in your target language that interests you and talk about it. You can do it like you would when asked about it in school, or you can do it in more of a “sharing knowledge with my friends” manner.
Et c’est tout! You can call it “act like a youtuber” exercises. If you want, record yourself while speaking. Remember that work is the key to success.
Hoy desperté queriéndote un poco menos.
Anyone want to be language buddies?
I’m learning Spanish and French. We can practice speaking in the languages and offer help to each other.
Techniques and ideas for fitting in language practice to keep your skills improving when daily study sessions are impossible.
New blog post! Check it out! It explains my top techniques for keeping up with a language when life gets too busy, or when you’re focusing on other languages.
The Language Learning Curve’s Launch!
The Language Learning Curve has officially launched! Check out the published posts, with more to come every Monday!
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I got bored and started learning ASL. I have no regrets
No estoy orgulloso de la vida que he vivido. ¿Pero que le voy a hacer? Son cosas del pasado y ahora tengo que vivir con las consecuencias. Pero he aprendido la lección de que todo lo que uno hace tiene sus consecuencias, así que piensa las cosas 2, 3, 4 o las veces que sean necesarias antes de hacer algo que te puedas arrepentir.
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I don’t know if you guys already know about this or not but there’s a website called StudentUniverse that gives cheaper flight prices (all around the world) to college students! You have to have a valid college email for it to work, but it is as easy as just making an account with said email address. The interface is really user friendly and great for finding the cheapest flight available on multiple dates for departure and return flights! If you use this link to sign up then you can get $20 off of your first flight and use the code “GOSTUDY” at checkout for another $30 off your flight!!
Okay but no bullshit, I visited 25 countries with this site.
25
Countries.
Granted, they were all Canada or in Europe, but if I wasn’t catching a flight I was booking a hostel with this exact site. Sometimes I even used them to book tours, like my one to Iceland. All my friends wondered where I was getting these deals, and every group I traveled with put me in charge of flights and lodging because of whatever witchcraft I/this site was using. Even when I was making bookings for travel within the US - from Maine to Seattle for my grandpa’s wedding, from Colorado to Cornell to present my thesis - I never found a better deal on another site. Studentuniverse is one of my favorite sites on the planet, and now that I graduated and live in Asia, I absolutely plan on using it until I turn 25 and age out.
Use it.
A Trip to the Supermarket French Vocabulary
Rayon (nm.) - aisle, department
Tête de gondole (nf.) - aisle-end display
Étagère (nf.) - shelf
Caddie (nm.) - cart
Panier (nm.) - basket
Faire les courses (fixed exp.) - to do the groceries
Frigo vitrine (nm.) - Refrigerated display case
Épicerie (nf.) - grocery store
Commerce (nm.) - store, trade
Supermarché, hypermarché (nm.) - supermarket
Ticket de caisse (nm.) - receipt
Code-barres (nm.) - bar code
Lecteur optique (nm.) - scanner
Caissier, caissière (nm./f.) - cash register
Rendre la monnaie (fixed exp.) - to give change
Tapis roulant (nm.) - conveyor belt
Caisse (nf.) - cashier
Espèces (nfp.) - cash
Produits alimentaires (nmp.) - food products
Produits d’entretien (fixed exp.) - household/cleaning products
Crémerie (nf.) - dairy section
Électroménager (nm.) - electrical goods
Produits surgelés (fixed exp.) - frozen products
Conserves (nfp.) - canned/tinned food
Plat préparé (nm.) - ready-made dishes
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Ravenclaws are dreamers. They day dream about the goals they want to achieve and how happy they will be when their hard work pays off. But they are also pessimists. They have a tendency to believe the worst will happen even when they want the best.