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[hound1998]

compilation of defaced racist monuments feel free to add more!

[tepkunset]

Queen Victoria bonus round -

And a John A. MacDonald bonus round for the road -

[ex0skeletal-undead]

Monuments to oppressors have no place in our cities. If we’re measuring sins, defacing statues is so low on the list it doesn’t even register. Comments like this will get you blocked. Fuck off with your bullshit. I do not have the patience to explain to you why lives are more important than things.

[tsukinonatsu]

Lmao whoever defends the statues is a bootlicker. What, you don't like the truth?

[babydolllobotomy]

Sign the Petition

Justice for George Floyd

[jojal-jojalkorean]

Vocabulary - Time

시간: Time/Hour (1 hour)

시계: Clock/Watch

오전: morning (A.M)

오후: afternoon (P.M)

아침: Morning

점심: Lunch Time/Lunch

저녁: Evening/Dinner

밤: Night

새벽: Dawn

정오: Noon/Midday

자정: Midnight

오늘: Today

어제: Yesterday

엊그제: The other day/The day before yesterday

내일: Tomorrow

모레: The day after tomorrow

올해: This year

작년: Last year

재작년: Year before last

내년: Next year

내후년: The year after the next

날짜: Date

달력: Calendar

요일: Day of the week

월요일: Monday

화요일: Tuesday

수요일: Wednesday

목요일: Thursday

금요일: Friday

토요일: Saturday

일요일: Sunday

월: Month

일: Day

-Written by Admin Sun

-Edited by Admin Yu

[studykorean101]

TTMIK - 30 Essential Korean Adjectives for Beginners

This list is courtesy of TTMIK’s “Learn 30 Essential Korean Adjectives for Beginners”. All rights reserved to TTMIK and their team for creating this list - this is only a physical copy or their list, it is not my own. Go here for the PDF copy. 

How to attach adjectives to a noun:

If there is no 받침? attach -ㄴ (ex. 크 (from 크다 - to be big) + ㄴ = 큰)

If there is 받침? attach -은 (ex. 작 (from 작다 - to be small) + 은 = 작은)

this does not apply for irregular verbs**

1. 크다 - to be big          ~ 커요 - it’s big          ~ 큰 - big          ~ 큰 나무 - big tree

2. 작다 - to be small          ~ 작아요 - it’s small          ~ 작은 - small          ~ 작은 사과 - small apple

3. 멀다 - to be far          ~ 멀어요 - it’s far          ~ 먼 - far          ~ 먼 거리 - far distance

4. 가깝다 - to be close / nearby          ~ 가까워요 - it’s close          ~ 가까운 - close          ~ 가까운 은행 - nearby bank

5. 쉽다 - to be easy          ~ 쉬워요 - it’s easy          ~ 쉬운 - easy          ~ 쉬운 문제 - easy problem

6. 어렵다 - to be difficult          ~ 어려워요 - it’s difficult          ~ 어려운 - difficult          ~ 어려운 시험 - difficult exam

7. 춥다 - to be cold          ~ 추워요 - it’s cold          ~ 추운 - cold          ~ 추운 겨울 - cold winter

8. 덥다 - to be hot (weather)          ~ 더워요 - it’s hot          ~ 더운 - hot          ~ 더운 여름 - hot summer

9. 귀엽다 - to be cute          ~ 귀여워요 - it’s cute          ~ 귀여운 - cute          ~ 귀여운 강아지 - cute puppy

10. 좁다 - to be narrow          ~ 좁아요 - it’s narrow          ~ 좁은 - narrow          ~ 좁은 길 - narrow road

11. 넓다 - to be large          ~ 넓어요 - it’s large          ~ 넓은 - large          ~ 넓은 집 - large house

12. 늦다 - to be late          ~ 늦어요 - it’s late          ~ 늦은 - late          ~ 늦은 시간 - late time

13. 싸다 - to be cheap          ~ 싸요 - it’s cheap          ~ 싼 - cheap          ~ 싼 가격 - cheap price

14. 비싸다 - to be expensive          ~ 비싸요 - it’s expensive          ~ 비싼 - expensive          ~ 비싼 자동차 - expensive car

15. 아프다 - to be sick / hurt          ~ 아파요 - it’s sick          ~ 아픈 - sick          ~ 아픈 사람 - sick person

16. 느리다 - to be slow          ~ 느려요 - it’s slow          ~ 느린 - slow          ~ 느린 속도 - slow speed

17.  빠르다 - to be fast          ~ 빨라요 - it’s fast          ~ 빠른 - fast          ~ 빠른 결정 - fast decision

18. 같다 - to be the same          ~ 같아요 - it’s the same          ~ 같은 - same          ~ 같은 색깔 - same colour

19. 예쁘다 - to be pretty          ~ 예뻐요 - it’s pretty          ~ 예쁜 - pretty          ~ 예쁜 아이 - pretty child

20. 좋다 - to be good          ~ 좋아요 - it’s good          ~ 좋은 - good          ~ 좋은 생각 - good idea

21. 많다 - to be a lot          ~ 많아요 - it’s a lot          ~ 많은 - a lot          ~ 많은 사람들 - a lot of people

22. 적다 - to be few / a little          ~ 적어요 - there’s a few / a little          ~ 적은 - few / a little          ~ 적은 양 - little amount

23. 얇다 - to be thin          ~ 얇아요 - it’s thin          ~ 얇은 - thin          ~ 얇은 종이 - thin paper

24. 두껍다 - to be thick          ~ 두꺼워요 - it’s thick          ~ 두꺼운 - thick          ~ 두꺼운 양말 - thick socks

25. 깨끗하다 - to be clean          ~ 깨끗해요 - it’s clean          ~ 깨끗한 - clean          ~ 깨끗한 물 - clean water

26. 더럽다 - to be dirty          ~ 더러워요 - it’s dirty          ~ 더러운 - dirty          ~ 더러운 옷 - dirty clothes

27. 밝다 - to be bright          ~ 밝아요 - it’s bright          ~ 밝은 -bright          ~ 밝은 달 - bright moon

28. 어둡다 - to be dark          ~ 어두워요 - it’s dark          ~ 어두운 - dark          ~ 어두운 밤 - dark night

29. 길다 - to be long          ~ 길어요 - it’s long          ~ 긴 - long          ~ 긴 목 - long neck

30. 짧다 - to be short          ~ 짧아요 - it’s short          ~ 짧은 - short          ~ 짧은 손가락 - short fingers

part 1 || part 2

Happy Learning :)

~ SK101

[studykorean101]

TTMIK - 30 Essential Irregular Verbs

This list is a physical list of TTMIK’s “Learn Korean - 30 Essential Korean Irregular Verbs”. All rights are reserved to TTMIK and their team for creating this list! Go here for the PDF version!

1. 돕다 - to help            ~ 도와요 - I help           ~ 도와 주세요 - Please help me

2. 어렵다 - to be difficult          ~ 어려워요 - it’s difficult          ~ 이 문제 너무 어려워요 - this questions is too difficult

3. 쉽다 - to be easy          ~ 쉬워요 - it’s easy          ~ 이거 너무 쉬워요? - is it too easy?

4. 춥다 - to be cold          ~ 추워요 - it’s cold          ~ 오늘 정말 추워요 - it’s so cold today

5. 덥다 - to be hot          ~ 더워요 - it’s hot          ~ 밖에 많이 더워요? - is it very hot outside?

6. 눕다 - to lie down          ~ 누워요 - I lie down          ~ 이 침대에 누우세요 - lie down on the bed

7. 굽다 - to bake / roast          ~ 구워요 - I bake          ~ 같이 빵 구울래요? - do you want to bake some bread together?

8. 맵다 - to be spicy          ~ 매워요 - it’s spicy          ~ 매워서 못 먹겠어요 - I can’t eat it because it’s spicy

9. 아름답다 - to be beautiful          ~ 아름다워요 - it’s beautiful          ~ 와! 꽃이 정말 아름다워요 - wow! the flowers are so beautiful

10. 귀엽다 - to be cute          ~ 귀여워요 - it’s cute          ~ 아기가 정말 귀여워요! - the baby is so cute!

11. 고르다 - to choose          ~ 골라요 - I choose          ~ 하나만 골라요 - just choose one

12. 다르다 - to be different          ~ 달라요 - it’s different          ~ 그 두 사람은 정말 달라요 - those two people are really different

13. 모르다 - to not know          ~ 몰라요 - I don’t know          ~ 누가 했는지 저는 몰라요 - I don’t know who did it

14. 빠르다 - to be fast          ~ 빨라요 - it’s fast          ~ 비행기가 가장 빨라요 - airplanes are the fastest

15. 자르다 - to cut          ~ 잘라요 - I cut          ~ 이거 좀 잘라 주세요 - please cut this

16. 기르다 - to grow          ~ 길러요 - I grow          ~ 저는 허브를 길러요 - I grow herbs

17. 게으르다 - to be lazy          ~ 게을러요 - I’m lazy          ~ 제 남동생은 너무 게을러요 - my little brother is very lazy

18. 노르다 - to press          ~ 놀러요 - I press          ~ 이 버튼을 누르세요 - press this button

19. 듣다 - to listen          ~ 들어요 - I listen          ~ 제 말 좀 들어 보세요 - please listen to me

20. 걷다 - to walk          ~ 걸어요 - I walk          ~ 저는 학교에 걸어가요 - I walk to school

21. 묻다 - to ask          ~ 물어요 - I ask          ~ 무엇이든지 물어보세요 - please ask me anything

22. 싣다 - to load          ~ 실어요 - I load          ~ 짐 다 실었어요 - did you finish loading the luggage?

23. 낫다 - to recover / get well          ~ 나아요 - I get well          ~ 푹 쉬고 얼른 나아요 - Get lots of rest and get well soon

24. 잇다 - to connect          ~ 이어요 - I connect           ~ 이 두 점을 이어요 - connect these two dots

25. 짓다 - to build          ~ 지어요 - I build          ~ 이 집은 제가 직접 지었어요 - I built this how by myself

26. 붓다 - to pour           ~ 부어요 - I pour          ~ 이제 물을 한 컵 부어요 - now, pour a cup of water

27. 긋다 - to draw (a line)          ~ 그어요 - I draw (a line)          ~ 여기에 선을 그어 부세요 - try drawing a line here

28. 파랗다 - to be blue          ~ 파래요 - it’s blue          ~ 하늘이 정말 파래요 - the sky is really blue

29. 까맣다 - to be black          ~ 까매요 - it’s black          ~ 옷 색깔이 다 까매요 - the clothes are all black

30. 이렇다 - to be like this          ~ 이래요 - it’s like this          ~ 항상 이래요 - it’s always like this!

part 1

Happy Learning :)

~ SK101

[cruellesummer]

currently thinking about how self isolation and quarantine will unfortunately lead to more domestic abuse cases world wide.

this is a list of domestic violence hotlines.

please don’t be afraid to call them or to tell friends or family about your situation if you should be in danger.

[tsukinonatsu]

Domestic abuse of animals too, not just peoole

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

How to Deal with Emotional Manipulators

1. Don’t negotiate with them. For emotional manipulators, it’s all about having, exerting and gaining more power. So they’ll always push for more and they’ll never compromise.

2. Don’t engage with them. Don’t try to talk, or reason, or discuss some matter with them - as they’ll try to twist your motives, and leave you feeling bad.

3. Don’t confront them. They’re quick to take offense and they love an argument. They’ll then turn and attack you – and never let things go.

4. Know your own personal buttons. They’ll aim to press your buttons to get a strong reaction. But knowing yourself well means you have the upper hand. Plan how to ‘not react’ and to stay detached and calm.

5. Refuse to accept help as they’ll treat you like 'you owe them’. You’ll then be in their debt – so it’s hard to feel you’re free.

[fyretrobarbie]

Barbie in the Nutcracker (2001)

[cute-hime]

[kutty-sark]

Forgot to post it here. I decided to make my own Inktober related challenge! ^^ Feel free to join if you’d love to. Have fun!

[peachy-beauty]

small self care guide

🌿🌱🌼🐝🌻🥑💚🍑💕🌸

get out of bed

make your bed

tidy up your room

open the windows and let some fresh air in

brush your teeth

wash your face and apply a facemask

brush your hair and put it up (or however you feel most comfortable)

drink a glass of water and fill a bottle up for the rest of the day (then refill If emptied)

eat some fruit or veggies

cut your nails

do some breathing exercises

make a list of things you want/need to do

actually do them

you are worthy of love and I hope you have a wonderful day

[achocolla]

How to help Amazônia:

You can donate to SOS Amazônia which is one among the 100 NGOs selected as “The Largest NGOs in Brazil”.

( http://www.sosamazonia.org.br/conteudo/doacao/ )

And remember: 1 dolar is like 4,04 reais. If you donate only ONE dolar you’re helping a lot.

Please. Boost if possible, this is REALLY important.

[grimmseye]

I’m donating. Go on the site, click Doacao to donate. There’s a dropdown menu that lets you read the page in english and donate in USD or euros

[amsuggestion]

biggest lesson learnt this year is probably to not give so much of yourself to people who will not do the same for you

[homeotherm-deactivated20190108]

[sucre-dolls]

[starbeamtwinkle-remade]

Sugarbunnies Stickers

[pinkeblumen]