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itâs been six months and i never did learn the unit circle đŹ
the fact that iâm actually reviewing old material for once needed to be recorded for posterity
Iâve decided to turn this into a studyblr, but with an emphasis on languages, in an effort to post more often. My latest low-key obsession is attempting to learn shorthand, and Iâd like to track my status here! thus, i have changed my url from @/lanblrrrino to @studyblrrrino. I hope I can provide some useful content! â€ïž
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Free Online Language Courses
Here is a masterpost of MOOCs (massive open online courses) that are available, archived, or starting soon. I think they will help those that like to learn with a teacher or with videos. Â You can always check the audit course or no certificate option so that you can learn for free.
American Sign Language
ASL University
Sign Language Structure, Learning, and Change
Arabic
Arabic Without Walls
Madinah Arabic
Moroccan Arabic
Armenian
Depi Hayk
Bengali
Learn Bangla (Register to see course)
Catalan
Parla.Cat
Speak Cat
Chinese (Mandarin)
Beginner
Chinese for Beginners
Chinese Characters for Beginners
Chinese for HSK 1
Chinese for HSK 2
Chinese for HSK 3 I & II
Chinese for HSK 4
Chinese for HSK 5
Mandarin Chinese Level I
Mandarin Chinese Essentials
Mandarin Chinese for Business
More Chinese for Beginners
Start Talking Mandarin Chinese
UT Gateway to Chinese
Intermediate
Intermediate Business Chinese
Intermediate Chinese Grammar
Mandarin for Intermediate Learners I
Dutch
Introduction to Dutch
English
Online Courses here
Resources Here
Faroese
Faroese Course
Finnish
A Taste of Finnish
French
Beginner
AP French Language and Culture
Elementary French IÂ &Â II
Français Interactif
Vivre en France - A1
Vivre en France- A2
Intermediate & Advanced
French Intermediate course B1-B2
Passe-Partout
Travailler en France A2-B1 Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
Vivre en France - B1 Â
German
Beginner
Deutsch im Blick
German Project
German at Work
Goethe Institute
Gwichâin
Introduction to Gwichâin Language
Hebrew
Biblical Hebrew
UT Austin
Hindi
A Door into Hindi
Virtual Hindi
Icelandic
Icelandic 1-5
Indonesian
Learn Indonesian
Irish
Irish 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107
Italian
Beginner
Beginnerâs Italian I
Introduction to Italian
Intermediate & Advanced
AP Italian Language and Culture
Intermediate Italian I
Advanced Italian I
Japanese
Genki
Japanese JOSHU
Japanese Pronunciation
Marugoto Courses
Tufs JpLang
Korean
Beginner
First Step Korean
How to Study Korean
Introduction to Korean
Learn to Speak Korean
Pathway to Spoken Korean
Intermediate
Intermediate Korean
Norwegian
Introduction to Norwegian I, Norwegian II
Norwegian on the Web
Persian
Easy Persian
PersianDee
Polish
Online Course
Portuguese
Pluralidades em PortuguĂȘs Brasileiro
Russian
Beginner
A1 Course
I speak Russian
Intermediate
B1 Course
B1+ Course
B2.1 Course
B2.2 Course
Spanish
Beginner
AP Spanish Language & Culture
Basic Spanish I, Spanish II
Spanish for beginners Â
Spanish for Beginners 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Spanish Vocabulary
Advanced
CorrecciĂłn, Estilo y VariacionesÂ
Leer a Macondo
Swahili
Online Course
Turkish
Online Course
Ukrainian
Read Ukrainian
Speak Ukrainian
Welsh
Beginnerâs Welsh
Discovering Wales
Yoruba
YorĂčbĂĄ YĂ© Mi
Multiple Languages
Ancient Languages
More Language Learning Resources & Websites!
Last updated: May 2019
my goals for learning ASL in Jan/Feb
- to learn at least three new signs each day
- to learn one tidbit of grammar or history each day
- to review by creating own sentences each day
- to go through everything I can remember to have learned recently each weekend
- to record videos of myself signing at least four times
- to watch at least 5 themed-vocab videos each week
Iâll add more as I progress đ
I just started using the Rocket Langauges app for learning ASL! Itâs the first app Iâve been able to find that isnât just a dictionary or that only teaches you the alphabet! It gives you history and grammar as well as vocabulary, and then quizzes you on the vocabulary at the end of each lesson.
So far the only downside is that when I tried to see how the Italian lessons looked, and then switched back to ASL, my progress was gone, although my points remained. Therefore, I do not recommend using Rocket Languages for more than one language at a time, as one would Duolingo.
Ok, I take it back. The videos donât have an option to be played slowly for better understanding, like the app SignSchool has. And the lessons donât explain whatâs happening either, so youâre left to watch it again and again and hope youâll get it eventually. Thus, I still prefer Bill Vicar on YouTube and @/aslmeredith and @/sign_disney on Instagram.
aboyer | to bark bĂąiller | to yawn bĂȘler | to bleat bourdonner | to buzz clapoter | to lap (water) crĂ©piter | to crackle croustiller | to crunch crisser | to screech (tire) fracasser | to shatter fredonner | to hum frissoner | to shiver gazouiller | to twitter gratter | to scratch grĂ©siller | to sizzle grincer | to creak (door) hululer | to hoot (owl) miauler | to meow murmurer | to murmur pĂ©tiller | to fizz ronfler | to snore ronronner | to purr siffler | to whistle tambouriner | to drum tousser | to cough toussoter | to clear your throat
I just started using the Rocket Langauges app for learning ASL! I got it for free through my library. Itâs the first app Iâve been able to find that isnât just a dictionary or that only teaches you the alphabet! It gives you history and grammar as well as vocabulary, and then quizzes you on the vocabulary at the end of each lesson.
So far the only downside is that when I tried to see how the Italian lessons looked, and then switched back to ASL, my progress was gone, although my points remained. Therefore, I do not recommend using Rocket Languages for more than one language at a time, as one would Duolingo.
One Year Language Challenge ! đđđ€đ
@amillionlanguages had the fantabulous idea of challenging oneself to work on a new language every month of 2020ïżŒïżŒ. Iâm a little afraid to do that so iâm going to be switching it up every two months or so lol. If youâre interested,hereâs my plan! Iâm very indecisive, though, so it it subject to change!:
Jan/Feb - ASL
Mar/Apr - Greek
May - Russian
June/July - Norwegian
Aug - Russian
Sep/Oct - Hawaiian
Nov/Dec - Spanish
Russian is split up because I tend to get annoyed with it frequently đ Iâll continue to work on my French and Italian throughout the year because I love them too much to put them away for 5/6 of the year. Also I take French in school lol
Ok. I love languages. As you can probably tell. And I also love challenges and New Years Resolutions-type things. So I thought I would combine the two and give myself a language challenge for 2019! Essentially, I want to try and learn as much as I can of a certain language in a month, and do this for all 12 months of the year. I think that it will teach me a lot about languages and linguistics and it will hopefully show me which languages I want to pursue in the future and which ones are just not for me. Itâs a big long-term goal of mine to be fluent in multiple languages so I thought I would try and jump-start that now! If anyone wants to join me, please feel free! Iâd love some people who are also doing this or another language challenge so definitely message or tag me in your posts, Iâd love to see them!
Anyway, enough talk, letâs get into the nitty gritty of the challenge!
1. Choose your languages. I have a basic idea of what I want to try and do and when, but Iâm leaving it so that if Iâm not particularly excited for a certain language one month, I can switch it out for another one that I would feel more passionate about learning. I think that would help maintain my motivation! Hereâs the ârough draftâ of what languages I want to try:
January: Italian
February: German
March: Russian
April: Swedish
May: Greek
June: Polish
July: Chinese (nervous for the Asian languages!)
August: Portuguese
September: Hindi
October: Hebrew
November: Korean
December: Irish
Here are some alternate ideas that I may exchange for some of the languages: Dutch, Turkish, Welsh, Norwegian, Finnish, Romanian, Czech, etc.
2. Set some daily goals/tasks. Determine what things you want to try and do every day to help you make the most of your month and maximize your learning. This definitely is up to you since everyone learns differently, but here are some ideas!
Spend at least 30-60 minutes a day working on the l.o.c. (language of choice)
Use Duolingo, Memrise, LingoDeer, LingQ, Busuu, etc.
Watch 1+ video a day about grammar
Write 3+ example sentences from scratch
Post on blog + Tumblr
3. Have some ideas for more advanced language practice for if you are more comfortable with a language (so if a language comes pretty easily to you then can do this earlier, for the others try to do some of these in last week or two of the month)
Watch a documentary with subtitles in l.o.c.
Read a blog post in l.o.c.
Read a short story written in l.o.c.
Listen to music in l.o.c.
Write something in l.o.c. (story, journal entry, recipe, etc.)
Practice speaking in l.o.c. about a certain topic (full sentences/paragraphs, not just individual words or phrases)
Watch a YouTube video in l.o.c.
Listen to an audiobook or podcast in l.o.c.
Read a book (or part of one) in l.o.c.
Translate/read poetry in l.o.c. (and maybe try to write some, too?)
Change phone and computer language to l.o.c.
Research country and culture behind language (watch documentaries, read articles, watch YouTube videos, etc.)
Good luck! Tag me in your posts and/or use the tag #1yearoflangs if you want to participate! :D
definitely trying this in 2020Â !!
Hey everyone! So sorry I havenât been updating you all but Iâve been keeping up with the #1yearoflangs challenge, just havenât had the chance to keep updating this blog! Since itâs already November, remember to keep this challenge on your radar for 2020 since itâs an awesome way to figure out what you like or donât like about a bunch of different languages! Iâll do a recap post soon but I just wanted to remind yâall that this is a great goal for the new year and I hope to see some people attempting to do it! Iâll probably be doing a version of it again next year, but Iâll talk about that in a future post!
Love you all!
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yoooo this is such a good idea!! Iâm totally gonna do this but maybe only six languages overall so i donât lose too much focus đ
my first set of language notes in this notebook â Italian! Iâve already messed up a lot in copying it down from my laptop. how do people do this??! đ
french mnemonic:Â âyou and i donât like t(ea)â
My French teacher last year taught me a brilliant mnemonic device which I havenât seen anyone else mention, so I thought Iâd share it here! Hereâs how it works:
âYou and i donât like t(ea)â refers to how âjeâ and âtuâ conjugations tend to end in an âsâ or âx,â rather than a ât,â while il/elle/on probably do. For example:
FAIRE
je fais, tu fais, il/elle/on fait
ĂTRE
je suis, tu es, il/elle/on est
-IR
je finis/dois/etc, tu finis/dois/etc, il/elle/on finit/doit/etc
POUVOIR
je peux, tu peux, il/elle/on peut
I hope this helps! à bientÎt!
The Environment / Lâenvironnement - French vocab list
Common Verbs and Nouns
*= Irregular verb
Gaspiller (Noun: le gaspillage) - To waste
Consommer (Noun: la consommation) - To consume
Polluer (Noun: la pollution) - To pollute
Augmenter (Noun: Lâaugmentation) - To increase
Prendre conscience (Noun: La pris de conscience) - To gain awareness
Aider (Noun: Lâaide) - To help
Collaborer (Noun: La collaboration) - To collaborate (work together)
Contribuer (Noun: La contribution) - To contribute
Résoudre (Noun: La résoulution) - To resolve
Recycler (Noun: Le recyclage) - To recycle
Trier (Noun: Le triage) - To sort
Réduire (Noun: La réduction) - To reduce
Réutiliser (Noun: La réutilisation) - To reuse
Ăconomiser (Noun: LâĂ©conomies) - To save
AmĂ©liorer (Noun: LâamĂ©lioration) - To improve
Créer (Noun: La création) - To create
Sensibiliser (Noun: La sensibilisation) - To raise awareness
Proliférer (Noun: La Prolifération) - To proliferate
Développer (Noun: Le développement) - To develop
Réuire* - To reduce
Produire* - To produce
Conduire* - To drive / To conduct
Augmenter - To increase
Diminuer - To decrease
Devenir* - To become
Ămetter* - To emit
Nuire* (Ă ) - To be harmful
Réchauffer - To heat
Sauver - To save
EntraĂźner - To cause
Prendre* - To take
ArrĂȘter (de + infinitive) - To stop
Se déplacer - To move oneself (A reminder on how to use reflexive verbs)
Protéger - To protect
Utiliser - To use
Gaspiller - To waste
Acheter - To buy
Ăteindre* - To put out
Menacer - To threaten
Détruire - To destroy
Ăviter (de + infinitive) - To avoid
Jeter* - To throw
Prendre* conscience (de) - To gain awareness
Problems and solutions - ProblĂšmes et solutions
La circulation - Traffic
La pollution atmosphérique - Atmospheric pollution
La pollution sonore - Noise pollution
La fumĂ©e des pots dâĂ©chappement - Car fumes
Les déchets - Waste
Les ordures - âDirtyâ rubbish
Les vĂ©hicules / Lâessence - Diesel / Petrol
Les produits toxiques - Toxic products
Les émissions de CO2 (COdeux) - CO2 emissions
Le réchauffement climatique - Global warming
Le déboisement - Deforestation
Lâeffet de serre - The greenhouse effect
Le trou dans la couche dâozone - The hole in the ozone layer
La sécheresse - Drought
Les sacs plastiques - Plastic bags
Les usines - Factories
Les conteneurs - Bins (containers)
LâĂ©cologie - Ecology
Les déchetteries - Waste disposal centers
Les énergies renouvelables - Renewable energies
Les transports publics - Public transport
Les voitures électriques - Electric cars
Les campagnes de publicité - Advertising campaigns
LâĂ©cologie - Eco friendly / being green
Les zones piétonnes - Pedestrian zone
Le création de pistes cyclables - Creation of cycling paths
Le co-voiturage - Ride sharing
Le tri - Recycling
please DM me with any translation corrections!
greetings, friends! and welcome to my langblr
my name is nora and I love learning languages (read: messing around on duolingo)! for some reason it never occurred to me to make a langblr before now but iâm glad it has! hereâs some bits and pieces to get to know me!
- iâm a libra! đââïž
- i love animals, books, music, musicals, and sweaters
- my favorite musician is Marina
- i want to get a PhD in linguistics and then move to Norway and do research on indigenous scandinavian languages
- my mother tongue is english
- iâm a us high school student learning french in school
- iâd say iâm at a high-intermediate level in norwegian
- i have some very very limited russian
- iâm a beginner at latin, greek, and italian
- i want to learn ASL, german, arabic and japanese eventually but i know I have to be patient so that I actually learn anything lol
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Who inspired you to create your langblr?Â
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How much time do you spend on your langblr daily?
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Do you stick to the langblr theme 100% or reblog unrelated content too?Â
How many followers do you have?
How many langblrs do you follow?
Do you follow all langblrs or just the ones who study same languages as you?
Who are your favourite langblrs?
How would you describe the langblr community to someone who doesnât know what it is?Â
What do you like the most about the langblr community?Â
Whatâs something you donât like about the langblr community?
Which do you prefer: langblr or studyblr?Â
Do you think having a langblr benefits your language studies?
Do you think langblr makes you waste time and procrastinate more?Â
What are the pros and cons of being a part of the langblr community?
What is something langblr has taught you?Â
What is the most helpful piece of advice langblr has given you?Â
What changes in your life/behavior/thinking did you notice since you joined langblr?
Does langblr motivate, stress, or have no affect on you?
Has langblr made you see languages in a different way?Â
Do you think having a langblr has made you more open-minded and understanding of different countries and cultures?Â
Would you recommend making a langblr to others?Â
What tips would you give to someone who wants to make their own langblr?Â
Who are some langblrs that inspire you?
Who are some langblrs youâd like to get to know better?
Have you made any friends in the langblr community?
Are you dating someone or do you have a crush on someone in the langblr community?Â
Do you know anyone in the langblr community irl?Â
Have you met up with someone from the langblr community irl?
Do your irl family and friends know about your langblr?
Are you a member of any langblr group chats or forums?
Have you participated in any langblr challenges?
What do you like the most: vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, studying tips, resources, memes, or something else?Â
Do you create original langblr content?
Are you willing to make vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, etc. if requested?Â
What is the most popular langblr post you have made?
What is your favourite langblr meme?
What do you think langblr lacks right now?
What kind of posts do you wish there were more in the langblr community?Â
What language do you wish more people in the langblr community were studying?Â
Has langblr got you interested in or learning some language you werenât interested in before?Â
Has langblr got you interested in linguistics?
Has langblr got you interested in other countries and cultures?Â
Has langblr made you lose interested in a language you were interested in before?
Can you help other langblrs with your native or target languages?Â
If youâre an old langblr, whatâs the biggest change youâve noticed in the community?
What do you expect the langblr community to be like in the future?
625 Words to Know in your Target Language: A Masterpost
I noticed @linguangelica asking if there was one of these floating around, so I thought hey, why not start one? This is a directory of the 625 most useful words to know in your target lang, which you can find here. Itâs by no means complete, so feel free to make one in your target/native langs!
Spanish by @tryingpolyglot
Spanish by @polyglotten
German 1 2 and 3 by @marvelous-language
Hungarian by @finnishfun
Finnish by @languagesandshootingstars
Norwegian by @lingolden
Turkish by @langrecs
Italian by @metamoros
Dutch by @helaasâpindakaas
French by @getshitdonetbhâ
(Brazilian) Portuguese by @autumnian
Romanian by @wordsnnblues
Hindi by @she-learns
(Standard) Arabic by @polyglotten
Korean by @lingolden and @heyemmateach
Mandarin Chinese by @matthewko28â
Croatian by @lolaztâ
Bulgarian by @bulgarblr
Russian by @belustudiesjapanese
(European) Portuguese by @the-european-portuguese
If there are any that I forgot to include, or if you decide to make one, please send me a message so that I can include it. Thanks!