Jul 31, 2018
ʚ 31st jul 2018 ɞ
probably my favourite spread i’ve made so far?? kinda like how it turned out :’)) also, can you guys believe it’s the end of july already? felt like may just ended...
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ʚ 31st jul 2018 ɞ
probably my favourite spread i’ve made so far?? kinda like how it turned out :’)) also, can you guys believe it’s the end of july already? felt like may just ended...
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iv/? french vocab
so i used to volunteer at my local boys and girls club and part of what i did was teach kids about developing a healthy lifestyle and we used this model: choosemyplate. and so i thought i would do sort of a ‘food pyramid’ themed vocab list for french. warning: this list is slightly extensive so i included the rest under the cut ;)
fruits
apple - une pomme
apricot - un abricot
banana - une banane
blackberry - une mûre
blueberry - un bleuet
cantaloupe - un cantaloup
cherry - une cerise
cranberry - une canneberge
grapefruit - un pamplemousse
grape - un raisin
honeydew - un melon miel
kiwi - un kiwi
lemon - un citron
lime - une lime / un citron vert
mango - une mangue
papaya - une papaye
peach - une pêche
pear - une poire
pineapple - un ananas
plum - une prune
pomegranate - une grenade
raspberry - une framboise
star fruit - une carambole
strawberry - une fraise
watermelon - une pastèque
ʚ 27th jul 2018 ɞ
here’s last last week’s spread! i’m sorry i’m so bad at posting stuff on time life’s going pretty well lately :’)) hope y’all are having an amazing week too!
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ʚ 23rd jul 2018 ɞ
and finally, here are some notes on silla! i guess y’all are pretty familiar with this kingdom already since it’s famous for its hwarang (flower boy) as well as the amazing historical sites in gwangju
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how i self-study for topik 2급
I took the 59th TOPIK and the result was out yesterday. I scored 192/200 on the test (97/100 for listening and 95/100 for reading = 192/200 = 2급) so I want to share how I self-study for the test in case this might be helpful for any of you who are also self-studying and aim at passing TOPIK 2급 too!
FYI : I started working on TOPIK on the 11th of April so it took me 96 days in total or roughly around 3 months.
Here are all my studying process, listed in respective orders.
April (Day 1-20) : I started with learning the language in general. I solely rely on howtostudykorean.com and its corresponding memrise vocabulary lessons.
***IMPORTANT : Please don’t just learn the grammar and ignore the vocabulary. At first I did but turned out I couldn’t construct any sentences because I had no vocabulary knowledge. So please, study those memrise lessons. (Just unit 1 is enough by the way) Although there are more than thousand words for you to memorise, but trust me, it’s worth your time.
May (Day 21-36) : After I reached unit 2 level 31, I then started practising with TOPIK previous papers which you can find on here. Tested myself with the 52th paper and I scored 167/200, which isn’t that bad actually.
May (Day 37-51) : After that, I constantly practised with previous papers while learning new grammar and vocabulary until I finished all new format previous papers and reached unit 3 level 54. Also, after I finished taking the previous paper, I thoroughly studied it. If there are some vocabulary or grammar I’ve never heard of before, I’ll look them up on the internet and add them to my vocabulary notebook.
June (Day 52-81) : I then stopped my howtostudykorean lessons there and hopped onto talktomeinkorean.com to revise grammar points I’ve learnt. And I studied until level 7 lesson 12. After that, I practised with practise tests I found on Youtube which you can check them out here: 듣기 (Listening Part) 읽기 (Reading Part) and the ones I found on Topik Guide’s website here.
July (Day 82-96) : Scared that I might encounter words I’ve never seen before, I studied beginner level’s vocabulary and grammar lists from these sites: 1, 2, 3. I also tried taking several old format papers to learn some more vocabulary. Again, if there were anything I’ve never seen or heard of before, they immediately went into my notebook. During the last week, I also retook old papers (35th, 36th, 37th, 41st, 47th, 52nd) I’ve already tried to familiarise with the actual papers once again.
Here are all resources I used in total. Some are what I totally rely on, some are just what I used for a few times, but I consider all of them as helpful resources anyway.
Howtostudykorean - where I learn grammar
Howtostudykorean’s memrise vocabulary lesson for unit 1 - where I learn the vocabulary
Talktomeinkorean - where I revise grammar points I’ve learnt from howtostudykorean
Listening Part practise test on Youtube
Reading Part practise test on Youtube
TOPIK Previous papers
Topik Guide’s practise test
Topik Guide’s beginner level vocabulary list
Topik Guide’s beginner level grammar list
Keytokorean’s beginner level vocabulary list
Mobile App - Memrise, Duolingo, LingoDeer, Naver Dictionary, TOPIK ONE, TOPIKexam, Sejong Korean Vocab - Basic
Hope you find this helpful. All questions regarding the test are welcome. And good luck!
ʚ 31st may 2018 ɞ
a spread from earlier this month! oh guess what, it’s already the last day of may!
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ʚ 2nd june 2018 ɞ
recent favourite quote from my favourite person 천 일 동안의 수고하는 일 고마워요 모든 소중하고 잊지 못할 기억도 고마워요 이 순간부터 우리는 오래오래 함께 걸어가자 #1000dayswithday6
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ʚ 10th mar 2018 ɞ
long time no bujo! so here’s a spread for one of the most unproductive weeks i’ve ever had in my life. i literally did nothing apart from reading a book, knitting a scarf, and playing some games. and yes, i felt so guilty lol
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