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200120- it’s been ages since i’ve last posted!! here’s an old photo from a while ago :’)
🎶: Black Swan- BTS
studyblr: anochu.jpg
21.2.2019 | thursday
a tip for when your eyes are tired from looking at a screen or a textbook: rest your eyes and listen to an educational podcast or a podcast in your target language!
i’d also like to thank you all for 1k followers 💗💗 i never thought this many people would be interested in my little study blog but it’s been so nice to meet you all! i hope you’ll stick with me in the future as well!
I thought my fellow coffee lovers might like to know some useful vocabulary! For me, I learned it in order to work as a barista, but it’s still important to know as a customer too. All vocabulary includes necessary usage notes/gender. Native speakers please feel free to correct/add on to this.
– vocabulario
para describir el café (to describe coffee)
el café… (coffee…)
amargo: bitter americano: American/Americano (referring to coffee that is half coffee concentrate and half water for a milder taste/caffeination–not really in reference to coffee that comes from America) caliente: hot con crema: with cream con espuma: with foam con hielo: with ice con leche: with milk con miel: with honey dulce: sweet frío: cold (referring to cold brew in the case of my job–iced coffee is not necessarily cold brew in English)
los sabores (flavors)
la avellana: hazelnut la canela: cinnamon el caramelo: caramel la cereza negra: black cherry el chocolate: chocolate la vainilla: vanilla
para describir la leche (to describe milk)
la leche… (milk…)
de almendra: almond de coco: coconut de soya: soy desnatada: skim entera: whole semidesnatada: reduced fat
los tamaños (sizes)
pequeño/a: small mediano/a: medium grande: large
otras cosas (other things)
el aroma: smell la cafeína: caffeine el capuchino: cappuccino la crema batida: whipped cream el expreso, el café exprés: espresso
para pagar (in order to pay)
el dolar: dollar el cambio: change el centavo: cent costar (o to ue stem change): to cost la moneda: coin pagar: to pay
– frases
** Note that, depending on situation and country, it varies as to whether you’d speak informally or formally in a coffee shop to a barista or customer. I tend to speak formally with adults and informally with children/young adults my age.
¿Cuánto/a cuesta? How much does it cost?
¿Cuántos/as cuestan? How much do they cost?
Cuesta(n) … dólares y … centavos. It costs / They cost … dollars and … cents. Cuestan treinta y nueve dólares y noventa y nueve centavos. They cost $39.99 / thirty dollars and ninety nine cents.
Me gustaría un café caliente con crema. I would like a hot coffee with cream.
¿Puedo ayudar(te/le/les)? Can I help you?
¿(Tienes/Tiene) leche de soya? Do you have soy milk? Tu/Su cambio es … dólares y … centavos. Your change is … dollars and … cents.
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I hope this is helpful! Once again, if you notice any errors, please contact me. If you’re a native speaker have any regional/dialectual notes to add, please feel free to do so!
2019.05.05
does anyone else ever really miss school over the summer? like i’m off until september now and i really just want to pick my schedule, go to my classes, get back to learning, and see my profs again :/
My 2018 bullet journal has been coming along pretty nicely. I had a lot of different ideas this year and I’m excited to be experimenting and having fun with it!
2-1-2018 - Happy New Year Everyone!
2017 was a crazy year. It was the year i graduated high school, the year i became nineteen, the year i started college! But it was also the year in which i lost a lot of friends, luckily, some stayed with me and i made a few new ones as well. It was the year of great travels! It was the year i started college, finally being a student and doing what i love. It was the year i started by bujo vs. planner project! It was the year i accepted i wasn’t a usual or perfect studyblr and that that’s okay. It was the year i accepted my own body and mind. In short, 2017 was an important year and you all supporting me made it even better! Thank you darlings! Have a good 2018! May it be greater and gayer than ever.
Such a powerful and wonderful read. These pages really hit home for me.