#language notes

[axolartl]

Learning japanese is so hard 😭

I do find いい easy to remember thou :> (It roughly means good, thou i need to listen to more japanese speech to understand when it's supposed to be used)

[apollons-greek-learning]

Notes

[la-galaxie-langblr]

I got so bored last night that I borrowed "Learn To Read New Testament Greek" by David Alan Black from my uni's digital library, grabbed an unused notebook and took notes on Chapter 1 about the writing system. I've been wanting to start learning Koine/NT/Biblical Greek for a while, and there's no time like the present 😌 (<- has rapidly approaching coursework deadlines and exams)

I found some highlighters I haven't used for a while and tried them out, unfortunately the pen I used was really inky and took ages to dry so there was a lot of smudging, won't be using that pen again anytime soon!

There's still several letters and sounds that I'm a bit hesitant with but that will come with practice, I can't wait to get stuck into grammar :D

[chiara-klara-claire]

Language trackers & Japanese phrases 💮🎌

[er-cryptid]

Christmas Decorations (Norwegian)

Patreon

[justaloreaddict]

A random note on terminology

When one puts a message on one's blog, it is called "posting", and the massage is referred to as a "post". You post a post onto your blog. Sounds clunky when one says it like that but no one does really, it's not thought about.

When you put someone else's post on your blog, it is "re-blogging" not "re-posting". Which makes sense, you are reposting it onto your blog, and repost has poor connotations of taking the content out of context maybe claiming as one's own, but reblogging keeps the initial context and credit.

Feels both counter intuitive, and yet completely natural.

[dangmelearner]

Blibliibli - Attractively dark 😍👩🏿‍🦱

[dangmelearner]

My language learning notes for utensils in Dangme and ASL.