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Who would have thought I’d be sobbing over a Kiss Cam on a fine Tuesday night

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MAY was so aethetically pleasing

I needed something simple in May. You know, post exams, early summer semester, I just wanted to sleep and watch dramas but I aslo wanted cute spreads so there we are. Also I love the African print inspiration!

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“The person who learns language without learning culture risks becoming a fluent fool.”

— Bennett, Bennett, & Allen, 2003

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Accents 101

So if you’re a dm like me, you probably want to be relatively skilled in some typical fantasy accents for your game to make things feel that much more real. So i’ve decided to throw together a little master post of “how to” videos on some various accents. This is mostly for my own reference, but if you’d like to save this for yourself too, go right ahead. Feel free to add on to this, as well!

General Accent Tips

How To Learn Any Accent (1)

How To Learn Any Accent (2)

How To Do 12 Different Accents

US/UK/Aussie English Vocabulary Differences

One Woman, 17 British Accents

How To Lose Your Native Accent

How To Learn A Different Accent

Fun Tour of American Accents

Scottish

Scottish In Under 2 Minutes

How to Speak With A Scottish Accent

HOW TO DO A SCOTTISH ACCENT

Speaking Scottish 101

Scottish Slang

Gerard Butler Teaches You Scottish Slang

Scottish Insults

English or “British”

How To Do A British Accent

3 Ways to Sound More British

HOW TO DO A BRITISH ACCENT CONVINCINGLY (1)

HOW TO DO A BRITISH ACCENT CONVINCINGLY (2)

HOW TO DO A BRITISH ACCENT CONVINCINGLY (3)

Henry Cavill and Simon Pegg Teach You English Slang 

French

How To Speak With A French Accent 

How To Do A French Accent In UNDER TWO MINUTES

Tips on how to do a French Accent

French Accent Tip

Irish

How to do an Irish Accent

How To Do An Irish Accent

How To Do An Irish Accent

Guide to Irish Accents

How To Do An Irish Accent In UNDER TWO MINUTES

Russian

How To Speak With A Russian Accent 

How to Do a Russian Accent | Accent Training

How to speak with a Russian Accent

How Russians Speak English

How To Do A Russian Accent 

German

How To Have A German Accent 

How to do a GERMAN ACCENT?

Get the Perfect German ACCENT

Me speaking in 12 GERMAN DIALECTS!

How To Do A German Accent

5 Steps to a perfect German Accent

Canadian

How To Do A Canadian Accent

All aboot Canadian accents

How To Speak Canadian, Without Knowing How!!

Is There A Canadian Accent?

The Canadian English Accent

[dungeons-and-danis]

Accents 101

So if you’re a dm like me, you probably want to be relatively skilled in some typical fantasy accents for your game to make things feel that much more real. So i’ve decided to throw together a little master post of “how to” videos on some various accents. This is mostly for my own reference, but if you’d like to save this for yourself too, go right ahead. Feel free to add on to this, as well!

General Accent Tips

How To Learn Any Accent (1)

How To Learn Any Accent (2)

How To Do 12 Different Accents

US/UK/Aussie English Vocabulary Differences

One Woman, 17 British Accents

How To Lose Your Native Accent

How To Learn A Different Accent

Fun Tour of American Accents

Scottish

Scottish In Under 2 Minutes

How to Speak With A Scottish Accent

HOW TO DO A SCOTTISH ACCENT

Speaking Scottish 101

Scottish Slang

Gerard Butler Teaches You Scottish Slang

Scottish Insults

English or “British”

How To Do A British Accent

3 Ways to Sound More British

HOW TO DO A BRITISH ACCENT CONVINCINGLY (1)

HOW TO DO A BRITISH ACCENT CONVINCINGLY (2)

HOW TO DO A BRITISH ACCENT CONVINCINGLY (3)

Henry Cavill and Simon Pegg Teach You English Slang 

French

How To Speak With A French Accent 

How To Do A French Accent In UNDER TWO MINUTES

Tips on how to do a French Accent

French Accent Tip

Irish

How to do an Irish Accent

How To Do An Irish Accent

How To Do An Irish Accent

Guide to Irish Accents

How To Do An Irish Accent In UNDER TWO MINUTES

Russian

How To Speak With A Russian Accent 

How to Do a Russian Accent | Accent Training

How to speak with a Russian Accent

How Russians Speak English

How To Do A Russian Accent 

German

How To Have A German Accent 

How to do a GERMAN ACCENT?

Get the Perfect German ACCENT

Me speaking in 12 GERMAN DIALECTS!

How To Do A German Accent

5 Steps to a perfect German Accent

Canadian

How To Do A Canadian Accent

All aboot Canadian accents

How To Speak Canadian, Without Knowing How!!

Is There A Canadian Accent?

The Canadian English Accent

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🇸🇪 21 Reasons To Learn Swedish 🇸🇪

Swedish is closely related to English so it’s pretty easy for most people to pick up.

If youre into Scandinavian languages Swedish can help you learn the others like Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, and Faroese.

Buut if you learn Swedish you don’t even need to learn Danish or Norwegian. Swedish, Danish, & Norwegian are all mutually intelligible so you get 3 languages for the price of one!

Sweden is one of the most socially progressive countries on earth. It has free education and healthcare, high salaries, and is ranked as one of the most desirable places to live in the world.

Swedish people are known for being very open, fair, liberal, environmentally friendly, and technologically innovative.

You get access to lots of great music! According to Sveriges Körförbund (Sweden’s Choir Union) which represents over 500 choirs around 600,000 swedes take part in a choir. Sweden is the 3rd biggest exporter of music after the US and UK.

Swedish people will appreciate you putting the time and effort into learning their language. 89% of swedes know english and most of their tv shows arent even dubbed into Swedish.

In Sweden they have this amazing thing called Fika (coffee break). Fika is a social phenomenon where people take breaks and enjoy life with good company, coffee, and pastries. In Sweden fika are most commonly taken twice at work. Usually at 9am and 3pm. Fika is one of Sweden’s most deep rooted traditions. Sweden consumes more coffee than any other country in the world because of fika.

Swedish is a very sought after language by European employers. Learning Swedish even just to a B2 level will be good for your CV and make you more attractive to the European job market.

Smörgåsbord (sandwich table) is a type of Scandinavian meal that originated in Sweden and became popular in the mid-seventeenth century. It’s served buffet style with many hot & cold dishes. Julbord (Christmas table) is a special type of smörgåsbord held at Christmas time.

By learning Swedish you’ll finally be able to read what all the furniture at IKEA are called!

Swedish grammar is easy. In Swedish verbs are conjugated by tense instead of by pronoun and there are only two genders called common and neuter.

Swedish sounds beautiful. Many people think when Swedish people talk it sounds like they are singing. Swedish is a soft and melodic language.

Crayfish Party (Kräftskiva) is something that has been around in Sweden for over 500 years making it one of the oldest Swedish traditions. It started in the 16th century as an exclusive dish that King Erik XIV would eat, but now it has turned into probably the messiest party of the year in Sweden held on the first Thursday of August. At Kräftskiva swedes eat shrimp and crayfish, sing, dance, wear colorful hats, and drink.

In Sweden they have something called fredagsmys (cozy friday). Fredagsmys is the ritual of stuffing your face in front of the tv in comfy clothes and eventually falling asleep every Friday.

Sweden is a very multicultural country. 15% of swedes were born in another country and 1 in 5 children have family with roots in another country.

Less than 3% of Sweden’s land is built up. Sweden is made up of 69% forests and 9% lakes.

Sweden has a population of 260,000 reindeer

Lagom is an important and often used word in Swedish. It means good enough or just right which sums up Sweden’s cultural and social ideals of equality and fairness.

There are around 20 hours of daylight in Sweden in the summer.

The Northern lights can be seen in Sweden

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Do you have any tips for staying vegan and not slipping up?

Hi there heartlessfate, hope these tips can help you out! ;)

Find out where you can eat out ahead of time. It can be so disheartening wandering around trying to find a vegan friendly restaurant in a strange town. I’ve been there many times! So, find out where you can eat. Discover new local places you’ve never heard of. 

Learn to cook new dishes. There is an infinite number of awesome recipes and vegan-friendly recipe websites on the internet. Set some time aside to create tasty food and enjoy your own culinary delights. It doesn’t have to be complex; often the simplest dishes are the most tasty.

Be prepared if you go out for the day. It might be tempting to diverge from the vegan path, especially when you go out for the day and have lots of stuff that you used to eat wafted under your nose. So bring some tasty filling vegan snacks in case you can’t find anything while you are out. I’ve always found it invaluable to think ahead.

Stay informed about vegan nutrition. One of the most common concerns about staying vegan is whether or not you’ll get enough protein, iron, vitamin D and other nutrients. There’s a lot of information and insight out there and some reliable books devoted to vegan nutrition. Make sure that you know where important nutrients like B12, vitamin D and iron come from. 

Remind yourself why you went vegan in the first place. For many people it’s because they really care about sentient life. Watch ‘Earthlings’ or ‘If Slaughterhouses had Glass Walls’ or see what new videos are current. It’s very difficult to have anything to do with consuming animal products after reminding yourself of the hard facts.

Find like-minded people. It can be a lonely journey on your own. Find a local vegan contact or groups; join a vegan forum; go to vegan fairs, gatherings, camps, festivals, etc. Getting to know other people socially can make a world of difference. I’ve always found people super friendly and happy to connect, share experiences, meet up, etc. Although I find most vegan people lovely, like all walks of life you get all sorts, so be discerning. Don’t be put off if you meet a bunch that you don’t resonate with. Stick with it and you’ll gravitate to like-minded souls before you know it.

Call the restaurant ahead of time. If you are eating out with friends later, it might seem like a bit of a faff to call the restaurant ahead of time, but it saves that awkward moment of not having a clue what you can eat when you get there (and then sticking out like a sore thumb when you ask a thousand questions about every option on the menu). Most places can usually offer something and you’ll have the opportunity to get any questions out of the way, so that you kick back and relax when you are there.

Make being vegan ‘normal’. Paradoxically, when I stopped being bothered about what people would think about my ‘weird’ eating choices, everyone started accepting it as normal. 

Find new vegan meals, products and dishes ready-made in your local health food store or supermarket. This can be a bit of a fun adventure. What exciting new thing can you discover today? Make sure you’ve always got something tasty in at home to pull out at a moment’s notice. If you haven’t weaned yourself of junk food yet, then keep some semi-healthy vegan junk food alternatives in. At least it will stop you reaching out for something that you’d regret later and you can tell yourself that ‘at least it’s vegan’.

Learn more about which ingredients are vegan and which are not. The Vegan Society has a list of the most common non-ingredients that you might find in packaged foods. Learn to love reading ingredients. It really does get easier with time. 

Forgive yourself. Self-forgiveness is not to be underestimated! Eating vegan is all about being compassionate. So don’t forget to be compassionate towards yourself too. If you slip from the path, then remember that there’s always the next moment to get back on track again. Learn to forgive your slip-ups and use them to motivate yourself to be more committed in future. Celebrate the journey – don’t make it a prison sentence. Being mostly vegan is much better than not being interested in conscious eating at all.

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some quick tips for vegans

always buy food in bulk, because it’s cheaper + you don’t have to go grocery shopping as often

if you can’t get ahold of the packaging label, just don’t eat it. instead, you can bring your own food/snacks everywhere

make a shopping list and go grocery shopping as needed 

read the ingredients. all the time. especially if you’re eating out/buying food/eating someone else’s food

get a rice cooker!!! i swear it’s so easy + fast to make rice and this way u can be super lazy and cook fast and delicious meals (like me)

only buy the staples, then make fancier meals out of them. don’t go crazy buying fancy vegan foods, because you will spend a lot of money.

for body products/makeup/etc., you could spend more money and buy from the explicitly vegan brands, or you can buy from everyday drugstore brands and just check the labels super thoroughly. it just depends on your budget. 

frozen fruits and vegetables!!! they’re cheaper + they last longer

almond milk is AH-mazing and every vegan should try it. heck, you should try it even if you’re not vegan almond milk is LIFe

trader joe’s has a lot of great vegan foods and it’s wayyyy cheaper than whole foods

fruits and vegetables are great for meals/snacks

smoothies!!!

it’s okay if you can’t afford to go completely vegan. (as in, you can’t buy only vegan clothes/makeup/body products) baby steps. you’ll get there.

don’t beat yourself up if you accidentally eat something non-vegan! we’ve all done it, and it’s okay. just be more careful next time!

good luck with your vegan journey! it’s a wonderful, life-changing experience, and I encourage you all to try it! ~mel

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Yea, I admit it… I’m a hoe for Lucas…

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