Always reblog Elle Woods in her âfuck men Iâm gonna get a law degreeâ phase
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will byers stan first human second
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
trying on a metaphor
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Product Placement

shark vs the universe
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cherry valley forever
Cosimo Galluzzi
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Jules of Nature

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Monterey Bay Aquarium
we're not kids anymore.
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Always reblog Elle Woods in her âfuck men Iâm gonna get a law degreeâ phase
French Masterpost #2
Watching movies in the language youâre learning is great. Helps you learn new words, listen to a conversation and even learn slangs that are used. Remember french accent for different places sound different and so do the slangs. Hereâs a list of movies you can try watching 1. AmĂ©lie 2. Le intouchable 3. Jules et Jim 4. La vie en Rose 5. Paris, je t'aime 6. La vie d'AdĂšle 7. Persepolis 8. Une vie de chat 9. Mon oncle 10. Pierrot le fou 11. AstĂ©rix et ObĂ©lix : Mission ClĂ©opatre 12. Les choiristes 13. La Haine 14. Le concert 15. La dĂźner de cons 16. La placard 17. Le prĂ©nom 18. L'arnnacouer 19. La citĂ© de la peur 20. Starbuck 21. Kirikow 22. Les quatre cents coups 23. Hiroshima mon amour 24. Un prophĂšte 25. Des hommes et de dieux 26. A la vie, Ă la mort 27. Amour 28. Le passĂ© 29. L'inconnu du lac 30. Tom Ă la ferme 31. Deux jours, une nuit 32. Populaire 33. L'aurberge espagnole 34. Ne quittez pas! 35. Gemma Bovery 36. Kirikou et la sorciĂšre 37. Monsieur Ibrahim et le fleur de coran 38. La marche de l'empereur 39. Potiche 40. Rosalie Bleem 41. OSS 117: Le carie nid Äespoine 42. Alceste ĂĄ bicycle 43. Belle & Sebastian (Comme recommandĂ© par @formyfrench) 44.Au revoir les enfants 45. Cyrano de Bergerac 46. Jean de Florette 47.Le dernier mĂ©tro 48. Ridicule 49. Manon des Sources ( 44 Ă 49 Comme recommandĂ© par @nessday. Dans un manuel avec des mots de vocabulaire pour chaque film ) 50. une longue dimanche de fiançailles (Comme recommandĂ© par @enchantecherie) REMARQUE: J'ajouterai plus comme je le trouve. Commentaire si vous voulez que j'ajoute un film. Merci beaucoup!
FRENCH MUSIC RECOMMENDATIONS
Note: Some of these artsits are not from France, but are Belgian, Canadaian, even Austrian. What I mean by âFrench musicâ is that it is sung in the French language.
THE NATIONAL ANTHEMS OF THE FRANCOPHONE COUNTRIES: France - La Marseillaise Belgium - La Brabançonne Canada - Oh, Canada!
POP AND JAZZ
It would be fair to start off with one of the most successful and famous French singers - ZAZ. Her genres are jazz and acoustic, some songs you should definitely check out are: Je veux | On ira | Les passants | La vie en rose | Si jamais j'oublie; Another obvious one is Lara Fabian. Some of her songs are: Je tâaime | Je suis malade | Jâai besoin de parler | Ma vie dans la tienne | Jây crois encore; CĂ©line Dion Pour que tu mâaimes encore | Je sais pas | On ne change pas | Parler Ă mon pĂšre | Encore un soir; Desireless Voyage, voyage; Indila DerniĂšre danse | S.O.S. | Tourner dans le vide | Feuille dâautomne; Amir Haddad (my personal favourite) Jâai cherché | On dirait | Au cĆur de moi | Oasis; Alma Requiem | La chute est lente | Ma peau aime; Tal Le passĂ© | Le sens de la vie | Rien nâest parfait | Je prends le large; Vianney Je mâen vais | Moi aimer toi | Dumbo | Sans le dire; ZoĂ« Loin dâici | Mon ange | Adieu | La nuit des merveilles; Le coeur de pirate Comme des enfants | Crier tout bas; Christophe MaĂ© Il est oĂč le bonheur | La parisienne | On sâatache | Belle demoiselle; Jean-Jacques Goldman 4 mots sur un piano | Jâirai oĂč tu iras | Sarbacane;
RAP AND HIP-HOP
StromaeÂ
Papaoutai | Alors on danse | Formidable | Tous Les MĂȘmes | Ta fĂȘte | Carmen |  Quand câest; MaĂźtre Gims Jâme tire | Est-ce que tu m'aimes? | Bella |Habibi | SapĂ©s comme jamais | Laissez passer; Columbine Les PrĂ©lis | Dom PĂ©rigon; SuprĂȘme NTM Ma benz | Thatâs my people | Seine-Saint-Denis Style | MĂ©tĂšque; Diamâs Jeune demoiselle | Car Tu Portes Mon Nom | Par Amour | Coeur de bombe; Booba ValidĂ©e | TombĂ© pour elle | Scarface | Comme une Ă©toile | Ma couleur | Au bout des reves; Nekfeu Mauvaise graine | TempĂȘte | EgĂ©rie | On verra | Ma dope; SCH Allo maman | Fusil | Champs-ĂlysĂ©es | A7; Lacrim Grand ArmĂ©e | Colonel Carrillo | Gustava Gaviria | Poutine | Brasse au max;
ROCK - classic, alternative, indie, folk
Kyo DerniĂšre danse | Le chemin | Le Graal | Je cours | Je saigne encore | LâĂ©quilibre; Indochine Jâai demandé à la lune | Lâavanturier | Trois nuits par semaine | 3Ăšme sexe; Noir dĂ©sir Le vent nous portera | Lâhomme pressé | Un jour en France | Comme elle vient;  Izia La vague | Les ennuis; Images Les dĂ©mons de minuit | Corps Ă corps; Rita Mitsouko Câest comme ça | Marcia Baila; My diet pill Lâair de rien; Luke La sentinelle | Soledad | La terre ferme | Le reste du monde | Se taire | Stella; SortilĂšge Dâailleurs | Metaporphose | Rock city;
FOLK/ CHANSON FRANĂAISE
Jacques Brel Ne me quitte pas | Quand on nâa que lâaimour | La chanson des vieux amants; Renaud Toujours debout | Jâai embrassĂ© un flic | Mistral gagnat; BĂ©nabar Le diner | Lâeffer papillon | A la campagne | Politiquement correct | Dis lui oui; FrĂ©ro Delavega Ton visage | Le coeur Ă©lĂ©phant | Mon petit pays |Autour de moi; Louane Avenir | Jour 1 | Jeune (jâai envie) | Nos secrets | Rester seule; Edith Piaf Non, je ne regrette rien | La vie en rose | La foule | La boheme; Claudio CapĂ©o Un homme debout | Ca va ça va | Riche; Kendji Girac Andalouse | Cool | Conmigo | Elle mâa aimé | No Me MirĂšs MĂ s | Les yeux de la mama; LĂ©o Ferré Avec le temps | Câest extra | La solitude | La mĂ©moire et la mer; Mes AĂŻeux DĂ©gĂ©nĂ©rations | La diffĂ©rence | Ăa va mal | Train de vie;Â
EDM/ ELECTRONICÂ
WoraklsToi | Salzburg | Bleu; Nâto Trauma | Time | Minuit CafĂ©ine | Sur les berges | Flash;
INDIE POP/ INDIE ELECTRONIC
Le couleur Lâamour le jour | Jukebox | Voyage amoureux; Bagarre Mourir du club | Le gouffre | Claque-le | Ris pas; Les Pirouettes Lâescalier | Je nous vois | Dernier mĂ©tro; Poom Les voiles | Toi et moi | Qui es-tu?; Aline Je bois et puis je danse | Elle mâoubliera | La vie Ă©lectrique; Fishbach Un autre que moi | BĂ©ton mouillé | Y crois-tu; Lescop La forĂȘt | La nuit amĂ©ricaine | Le vent | Le mal mon ange; Juniore Panique | A la plage | La fin du monde; FrĂ nçois & The Atlas Mountains La Fille Aux Cheveux de Soie | La vĂ©ritĂ© | Grand DĂ©rĂšglement;
BaBa Dum! A Fun Vocabulary Game
Vocabulary can be a difficult aspect of learning any language. There are so many different words to know and itâs hard to know words for seemingly random items. That is where BaBa Dum is a great resource!
BaBa Dum is a game based learning website where you have several different options to play with. The options include:
Choosing Picture from Word
Choosing Word from Picture
Choosing Picture from Sound
Typing Word from Picture
And a mixture of everything!
Obviously there are several options open for whatever method suits you.
Right now, BaBa Dum has a fairly extensive language list available, including:
British English
American English
Chinese
French
German
Italian
Greek
Portuguese
Japanese
Lithuanian
Polish
Russian
Spanish
Swedish
It also has a Japanese Kana learning game!
Overall, this website seems to be very useful, and is definitely worth checking out!
hi everyone! since the holidays are over for most of us, i thought iâd make an inspirational and motivational masterpost all about notes! upgrading your notes by changing the layout, adding doodles, banners, using sticky notes, changing your handwriting etc. motivates me personally to study!Â
out with the sloppy last minute notes and in with the new!
handwriting
how to write in cursive
some fonts to try out
how to improve your handwriting
note taking systems
study methods summed up
stationery to make it all happen
sticker printables to jazz it up
notes
how to take lecture notes
how to annotate books
taking notes from a textbook - studyign
note taking system - theorganisedstudent
note taking system - emmastudies
another note taking system - academicmind
another note taking system - wonderfullifee
the 2 notebook method
note taking with highlighters and post its
pretty timelines
note taking printables
plot summary with sticky notes
20 uses of sticky notes
colour code your notes
method with columnsÂ
the cornell note taking system
the cornell note taking system using onenote
in class notes
another in class note taking format
what are sketchnotes?
online whiteboard
flashcards
how to make flashcards
another how to make flashcards
an example
another example (with sticky notes)
and another example (biology)
8 ways to improve your flashcards
make  and test flashcards online
alternative to flashcards - studyign
print onto flashcards
mindmaps
how to mindmap (1)
how to mindmap (2)
some examples
apps
notability
banners
simple banner
more banners
itâs a banner party over here
banners (shown how to draw in gifs)
illustrate your notes
how to illustrate your notes - reviseordie
sketchnote tips (banners, lettering, doodles)
more sketchnote tips
even more sketchnote tips
how to make your notes pretty - theorganisedstudent
how to make your notes pretty - studyspoinspo
how to make your notes pretty - booksflowersandtea
what is visual note taking?
a visual alphabet
note taking printables
dot gridÂ
note outline printables
lined cornell method printable
grid cornell method printable
hope you all had a good rest and are ready for a new year of studying!
xoxo lou
How to Annotate!Â
I thought Iâd do a lil post about how I annotate books! This is a new system for me but I like it a lot considering I always use post-its (I hate writing in books) for my annotations. This is a book Iâm annotating for my AP Lit class that I start in the fall!
Organize your annotations.
The system I showed above is a simple color-coordinating method that lets you easily flip back and find specific things. For example, if you have vocab words assigned with the text, you can flag them with a green post-it; when you need to go back and find them later for studying, they can be found without effort.Â
Summarize plot info.
My blue post-its are basically paraphrased or broken down versions of the text. If youâre reading complicated works, this will probably be necessary for you to understand the text. Additionally, I extract the meaning from the text and jot it down on the blue post-its. Candide by Voltaire is a satire, which means I have to really closely read to figure out what heâs actually trying to say, even though the text itself isnât that complex.Â
Define terms.Â
Define, define, define- always! This is necessary for aforementioned complicated texts. Collect background info for historical texts- if a book alludes to something and youâre not sure what it means, google it and write it down. Also, ask questions- if a character does something out of place, ask yourself why they did so; itâs probably important. This is demonstrated on my yellow post-its.Â
Always look for literary devices.Â
If youâre going into AP Lang or another AP language arts class, I strongly suggest you become acquainted with literary devices before the school year starts. Theyâre a major part of the AP test and if you notice a reoccurring pattern of certain literary devices in a text, itâs how the author is developing their point! I marked these for Candide on the pink post-its.Â
Lastly- annotate for the prompt or for what your teacher tells you to.
Duh. If your teacher says to annotate for motifs, annotate for motifs! Itâs pretty straightforward.Â
Reading in your target language just got so much easier
This cool little website, called readlang, allows you to upload your book, in your target language, from epub form into their website, right? And you just read your book from there. When you donât know a word, what do you do? Do you go to google dot com and type in that word? Nope. You fucking click it. And it tells you the word.Â
I am currently reading the 100 (this is the book that the tv show came from) and I can already tell reading this way is so much easier. I highly suggest making an account. Itâs free, and works for more than 80 languages!
it isnât selfish to make yourself a priority
đ Texting, tweeting and using the Internet... in French đł
alp - Ă la prochaine - see you soon.
ASV - Ăąge, sexe, ville - age, sex, city
(ĂȘtre au) BDR -Â au bout du rouleau - burnt out.
BG (beau gosse) - un (jeune) homme séduisant - a handsome guy.
bsr - bonsoir - good evening.
chelou - trÚs étrange - weird.
cheh - bien fait - well done.
ct - câĂ©tait - it was
dâac - dâaccord - ok
déso par déso - désolé pas désolée - sorry not sorry.
DSL - désolée - sorry.
fdp - fils de pute - son of a bitch.
frais - génial - cool.
gadjo / gadji - garçon / girl - guy / girl.
gavé - trop - too.
gars sĂ»r - âgarçon sĂ»râ - a guy, usually your friend, you can trust.
jms - jamais - never.
magl -Â âma gueuleâ - used instead of friend.
mav - ma vie - my life.
miskine - le pauvre - poor (said to someone we pity)
pk - parce que - because
ptn - putain - fuck!
posey - posé - chilling
qqn - quelquâun - someone
schlag - un nul - loser
terter - quartier - district
(f)tg - (ferme) ta gueule - shut up!
Iâll add ânvmâ which does NOT mean ânever mindâ but âniquez vos mĂšresâ, and it literally means âgo fuck your mothersâ (elegant, I know)
also!! âpkâ usually stands for âpourquoiâ (âwhyâ), et âpckâ stands for âparce queâ (âbecauseâ)
tips for when you think youâre stagnating
watch this youtube video to let yourself wallow, but also discuss and maybe even feel better
read this article
stick this quote up somewhere
read, hereâs the rory gilmore reading challenge
on that note, read milk and honey, or if youâve already read it, give it a rereadÂ
read this if you donât know what to do with your life pt. 1
read this if you donât know what to do with your life pt. 2
make this quote your wallpaper or something.
keep these gifs very close to your heart
write a small to do list, here are some nice little things you can do: wash your hair, do your nails, watch a movie, read a book, run a bath, organise your notes etc
hereâs a nice little list of things you can do to pick yourself up in general
hope this is helpful!
december 30, 2017 - studyblr gif aesthetics
âwhen youâre in university or college, nobody is gonna babysit you. thereâs no bell that goes off when itâs class time. thereâs no attendance. you can skip all the classes if you want to. you really just have to take everything into your own hands and make the most of your experienceâŠeverything you need to succeed is right in front of you.â âkassie isabelle
featuring clips from jordan clark, lavendaire, krist & yu, rowena tsai, and tbhstudying!
currently listening to:Â âlove & kindnessâ - meltycanon
things you should do in 2018
love yourself
forgive peopleÂ
forgive yourself
care lessÂ
enjoy every moment
indulge in healthy relationshipsÂ
indulge in healthy habitsÂ
learn from every mistakeÂ
do more of the things you likeÂ
read moreÂ
I'm raising money to volunteer in Fiji this summer!!
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/jackelyn-howell
I'm planning to go to Fiji in summer 2018 with the charitable organisation 'Think Pacific' to volunteer and work in a local Fijian community. I'll be working with the Fijian Government and helping children through education and sports projects.
'Think Pacific' is an amazing student-led charity which gives students the opportunity to go abroad and help the local community. I've decided to take part in this project as I really want to challenge myself and work with a school in Fiji for a month considering it's a career path I'd like to go into in the future!
If you can donate that would be very helpful and all donations are going straight to this amazing opportunity and will aid the Fijian community.
Thanks!
⥠Financial Planner
GUYS GUYS GUYS! Itâs finally here! It took too damn long, but I made it! The much awaited diehardstudyblr financial planner!
But Mari! How will your financial planner help me? WELL, glad you asked! This beauty here contains two A4 sheets (21x29,7cm or 8,3x11,7in) with:
⥠a payment chart, to keep track of that good olâ green they pay every you month! It also contain gaps to input your savings and budget
⥠a wishlist, cuz you know you want a new computer, or that cute top! Itâs easier to meet goals when you write them down!
⥠and last but not least, the bill tracker. Itâs important to know how much you spend, now you can do that!
Look all that you can do, while doing cutely so, because lemme tell you, this printable is adorable!
Click to download!
ALSO! Donât forget to check my Weekly Planner
University!
So I thought I'd do an update on here as I haven't blogged in a while! Yesterday was a level results day and I got ABC! A- photography B- French C- History Which means that I can study French and Italian (ab initio) at the university of ManchesterâŁïž I'm so glad that all the hard work from the last two years has paid off!
Medical Terms in French
Blessé(e) - injured (adj.) Perdre connaisance - unconscious (adj.) Hémorragie - bleeding (adj.) Noyade (se noyer) - drowning (noun/verb) Guérir - to cure (verb.) Soigner - to treat (verb.) Chirurgien/chirurgienne - surgeon (m/f) Docteur/doctoresse - doctor (m/f) Infirmier/infirmiÚre - nurse (m/f) Anesthésiste - anaesthesiologist (m/f) Traitement - treatment (m) GouttiÚre - a splint (f) Grippe - flu, influenza (f) FÚvre - fever (f) Radio(graphie) - x-ray (f) Urgence - emergency (f) Chirurgie - surgery (f) Claquage musculaire - muscular tear (m) Migraine - migraine (f) Douleur - pain (f) Démangeaison - itching (f) Enflure - swelling (f)
I love studyin!!!g :-) - my best friend xxooxoxoxoxo