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10 COMMON KOREAN HOMONYMS (words spelled the same but have different meaning)

눈 - snow = eye

개 - dog = counter(for things)

배 - pear = boat = stomach

차 - car = tea

말 - horse = speech = word

사과 - apple = apology

풀 - glue =grass

다리 - bridge = leg

김 - steam = seaweed

열 - number ten(native korean) = fever

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Chinese Internet Slang

Numbers

1314: “For ever”, usually preceded by a phrase such as “I love you” or whatever. 1314 (pinyin: yīsānyīsì) represents 一生一世 “one life, one world” (pinyin: yīshēng yīshì).

233: “laughter" 233 (pinyin:èr sān sān） represents 哈哈哈（pinyin: hā hā hā).

4242: “Yes” or “It is”, 4242 (pinyin: sìèr sì'èr) represents 是啊是啊 (pinyin: shì’a shì’a).

520: “I love you”. 520 (pinyin: wǔ'èrlíng) represents 我爱你 (pinyin: wǒ ài nǐ).

555: “(crying)”. 555 (pinyin: wǔwǔwǔ) represents 呜呜呜 (pinyin: wūwūwū) the sound of tearful crying.

666: “doing something really well” 666 (pinyin: liùliùliù) represents 溜溜溜 (pinyin:liùliùliù ).

7451 or 7456: “I’m angry”. 7451 (pinyin: qīsìwǔyī) or 7456 (pinyin: qīsìwǔliù) represents 气死我了 (pinyin: qìsǐ wǒle)

748: “Go and die!”, 748 (pinyin: qīsìbā)：represents 去死吧 (pinyin: qùsǐba), the equivalent of “Get lost!”, or “Go to hell!”

88: “Bye bye” (goodbye). 88 (pinyin: bābā) represents “bye bye"

995: "Help”, “Save me!” 995 (pinyin: jiǔjiǔwǔ) represents 救救我 (pinyin: jiùjiù wǒ).

lilicriticallanguages

How To Use Movies To Learn a Language

Greetings, Polyglots! I’m back with another post about how to use movies to learn languages!

I’ve noticed a trend among language learners. Especially among those learning English. Those who spoke English the most natural and fluently have all said that they frequently use movies to learn English. I’m telling you, it’s uncanny! I’ve taught English in three countries and in every country the most standout students have always said that they watched videos and movies for idioms and phrases. The result was almost always natural and fluent sounding English. So I began to wonder do movies work to help you learn a language and how do you watch a movie to learn a language anyway!? Movies are like an hour to two hours long! I don’t have the patience for that.

Movies can, however, help you learn languages in a more natural and casual way. Depending on the genre of the movie, you can learn some interesting vocabulary as well. Movies and television shows are very important for language learning, because they not only teach proper use of grammar and vocabulary, they also introduce you to the humor and culture of the people who’s language you’re studying. After only one or two weeks using movies learning Chinese, my casual Chinese has certainly improved and I have learned a few funny phrases to keep things light too. So how do you use movies to learn languages? Here’s how:

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shakespearcean

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back to posting!! hello, hello, nice to see u all again!! i know a lot of schools are closed, both in the us and internationally, so i hope everyone is doing well and staying safe. due to my lil unscheduled hiatus, i have a lot of spreads and content coming up soon!! if ur off school/work, or working from home, is there anything u have planned??

sadcypher

nothing fancy; kind of like my feb spread :)

itscrazylaura

// Zelle x Study

studyingsenseless

12.10.18. An old spread from my planner. Between school, college applications, my relationship/friendships, and every other commitment, life has been a little overwhelming lately. I find that writing reminders to myself in my planner helps to calm me down :)

unchildhood

NELSON MANDELA X NGUAN

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bujokookie

お元気ですか (How are you?)— unknown ♡

IG: Lattae.bujo

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a realistic study mood

you get home at 4, you planned to do your homework the moment you got home, you lay in your bed, you open your phone and begin to scroll, your phone alerts you you’re on low battery, you look at the clock, it’s now 7, you panic, you start your homework. you keep getting distracted it’s now 12, you plan to not do the same the next day.

elnstein

why is this me every single day

wareofstockholm

07.22.17

I tried making a printable of my own today. I didn’t really plan it out before and are not that satisfied with it either. But it is fun! What do you think?

I’ve also been changing my blog today, again! (aka procrastination) I just never seem to be satisfied with how it looks..

kathistudies

June 11th 2017 | 일요일 - The boyfriend got me a new Muji key chain, so obviously I’m already revising my new Korean vocab 🤓

#studyblr #langblr #korean language

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Lesson 4. Korean Pronouns

• I 나 - Casual 저 - More formal

We use 저 when we are speaking to strangers, in formal situation or to elder person while 나 is used when talking to a person like our friend or someone younger than us.

• You 당신 - Most formal (use with stranger or person you don’t know well) 너 - More casual

• He - 그 • She - 그녀 • We - 우리

*Making Pronouns Plural: Add ~들 to the end of a word, it’s that simple (so far) Examples They (male ♂) - 그들 They (female ♀) - 그녀들

*The pronouns never are written alone, we add these particles: 은 - for pronouns with ending consonant 는 - for pronouns with ending vowel

I - 나는 / 저는 You - 당신은 / 너는 He - 그는 She - 그녀는 We - 우리는 You (plural) - 당신들은 They (male) - 그들은 They (female) - 그녀들은

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Hi guys! (: Here’s the “lesson 4” If you missed the past lessons, click here Have fun!

With lots of LOVE♥♥♥ -KSTAR Team ^ㅡ^ ♡ ♡ ♡

#studyblr #langblr #korean language #pronouns

studylithe

wrap up post for last week!!! next week is going to be the last week of the term and I’m getting so busy my journalling is a little sloppy ☄️ I hope everyone’s week goes well!!! ☺️

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#bujo #bullet journal