#indigo ink

[indigostudies]

my friend and i were going to study a language together and wound up having to cancel our plans due to scheduling pressures, but! through research we came across a really cool resource for reading in a TON of languages: bloom library!

as you can see, it has a lot of books for languages that are usually a bit harder to find materials for—we were going to use it for kyrgyz, for example, which has over 1000 books, which was really hard to find textbook materials for otherwise. as you can see it also has books with audio options, which would be really useful for pronunciation checking. as far as i can tell, everything on the site is free as well.

[the-grim-reaper-offical]

“I worship you…”

[indigowriting]

emerging from extended hiatus to drop my art experiments, feat. my wet cat nie sangliang

[freshlyroastedemobean]

Ivan in promo for a film called Damned (not yet released)

He played a character named jean

[xanindigo]

[itsagoodlife]

"People have a habit of Telling on themselves; Most of the time, By accident. You'll see it in One wrong word, Or how they react when They think no one's looking. Don't ever take it Lightheartedly, For there is always some Truth in these moments. Be sure to armor your Kind, kind heart. Be trusting, But be vigilant.

Amanda Lovelace

[itsagoodlifepoetry]

I have a complicated relationship with sharing. Some days, I am as closed off as a conservative Christian's heaven, But other days I am the flood, destroying everything in my path with my feelings I need to find a balance with sharing, And I need to learn to share the important things.

@itsagoodlifepoetry

[indigostudies]

cool new language resource i just discovered: lingotrack! it functions somewhat like polylogger, allowing you to log your activity for languages, but, more than that, it has an explore section where you can find media that's in a particular language, such as books, tv shows, films, etc! one of the hardest things when you reach a more proficient level of a language is finding media in that language to engage with, so i think this is probably a good resource, or at least a place to get started. besides the explore function, there's also collections of media/resources, and a library function where you can add your own resources. it does require you to have a paid account to log study time for multiple languages (the free version allows you one primary language), but the other aspects seem to be available to free users in their entirety!