Hi guys! I have decided to do a giveaway to celebrate the holidays and a milestone I reached!
The giveaway starts today, December 15th, and closes December 22nd at 11:59pm EST.
The winner will receive their choice of one ebook (pdf version) from “Korean Made Simple” by GO! Billy Korean:
Korean Made Simple: A beginner’s guide to learning the Korean language: “Korean Made Simple is a book for anyone who wishes to begin learning the Korean language. No matter your age, you can learn how to read, write, speak and understand Korean.Learn the Korean writing system, Korean culture, and even history. Learn over 1,000 vocabulary words and phrases through 20 in-depth and fun lessons, filled with plenty of examples. Additionally, practice sections with answer keys are built into every chapter.This book also contains additional advanced level notes for more skilled Korean speakers looking for a review of basic grammar and concepts, including a full appendix covering sound change rules.”
Korean Made Simple 2: The next step in learning the Korean language: “Korean Made Simple 2 continues right from where we left off, and will help to bring your Korean language abilities to the next level. No matter your age, you can learn how to read, write, speak and understand Korean.Learn more about Korean grammar, culture, history, holidays, and even idioms. Learn over 1,000 new vocabulary words and phrases through 20 in-depth and fun lessons, filled with plenty of examples. Additionally, practice sections with answer keys are built into every chapter.This book also contains advanced level notes for more skilled Korean speakers looking for a review, as well as an appendix dedicated to additional reading practice in Korean.”
Korean Made Simple 3: Continuing your journey of learning the Korean language: “Korean Made Simple 3 once again continues from where we left off, with a focus on helping you to strengthen and expand your Korean language abilities. No matter your age, you can learn how to read, write, speak and understand Korean.Learn even more about Korean grammar, culture, history, idioms, onomatopoeia, and even dialects. Learn over 1,000 new vocabulary words and phrases through 20 in-depth and fun lessons, filled with plenty of examples. Additionally, practice sections with answer keys are built into every chapter.This book also contains advanced level notes for more skilled Korean speakers looking for a review, as well as an appendices dedicated to introducing Korean dialects and onomatopoeia.”
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Esta canción escuché por la primera vez hoy y me sentí que “Creo en Ti” (video abajo)sea una de mas canciones lindas de mi vida. Entonces, quiero compartir con ustedes alguno vocabulario clave y algunos puntos gramaticales que aparecen dentro de esta canción. ¡Disfruta!
TR: I heard this song for the first time today and I felt that “Creo en Ti” is one of the most beautiful songs of my life. So I want to share with you some key vocabulary and some grammar points that appear within this song. Enjoy!
creo en ti - I believe in you
(la) noche - (the) night
(el) cielo - sky (or heaven depending on context)
(la) calle - street
(el) laberinto - labyrinth
rendir (v.) - to defeat (this verb has many meanings, in this context, it means defeat)
(la) piel -skin
(el) corazón - heart
desarmar (v.) - to disarm, to take apart, to disassemble
(el) amor - love
(las) luces - lights
(el) alma (n.f.) - soul
indestructible (adj.) - indestructible
(el) dolor - pain
(las) fantasmas - ghosts, phantoms
(la) paz - peace
(la) caída libre - free fall
Porque el cielo ha conspirado en mi favor - Because the heavens have conspired in my favor:
ha conspirado = present perfect tense (haber + participio pasada)
Me haces bien - You make me better (literally: you make me well)
me (pronombre) + haces (hacer en el presente 2a persona) + bien (adjetivo)
Creo en ti - I believe in you
Creo (creer en el presente 1a persona)
Creer means to believe. When pared with “en” + “persona/pronombre” it means “to believe in...”
Me ha vuelto indestructible - I have become indestructible
volverse (con pronombre) = to become
“vuelto” is the past participle of volver(se), it’s irregular
me vuelvo (presente) = I become
me ha vuelto (pres. perfect) = I have become
Mi dolor se quedo kilómetros atrás = my pain stayed kilometers away
se quedo = quedarse en el pasado 3a persona
this verb always needs a reflexive pronoun
Past tenses
te encontré = I found you
crucé = I crossed
esperé = I hoped/waited (what a fun wordplay)
This was super fun to work on! I didn’t include everything because that would take forever! I love this song so much, it’s so cute and sweet.
If you have any questions, reply to this post and hopefully I can help you out. This is my first time making one of these!
life works out. i cannot stress this enough. life always works out. it always turns out in your favor even if it doesn’t go according to the original plan. you may be utterly confused and lost right now, it may feel like everything is falling apart and there is nothing you can do to salvage any of it. but believe me when i say that this is just a transition period. things are constantly changing and evolving around you even if you can’t actively see that. life is changing you to prepare you for what is to come. you are growing and as you grow you are being built into the person that you are going to be. because see, life always has this funny way of working out.
I signed up for this free Finnish pronunciation course from the website Her Finland and I have gotten a couple of emails from the maker of the course, Varpu. In one part she was speaking about how it can be difficult to learn a language and struggling with that “it’s impossible” feeling and then she wrote this: “Then I understood that learning a language doesn’t have a finish line. It doesn’t matter if you take a small step or a big leap, you’re always on the path. And the path never ends.” And this just really resonated with me. For a lot of people I think the idea of learning languages has a finish date, that one day we won’t have to look up words or go “huh?” when speaking to a native speaker. But the reality is that we are on a never ending path of learning and that’s kind of cool, because we always get to learn new things. And I think thinking of it as a never ending path rather than a final destination helps relieve some of the pressure of “I’m not doing enough” or “I’m not progressing fast enough” Anyway, this really resonated with me so I thought I’d share it with y’all
You know you’re doing an English Major when an essay question is to analyse a 50-word long poem with a 2300 word limit.
requested by an anon
¡no puede ser! | it can’t be!
¡vete / fuera de aquí! | go away, get out of here!
¡déjame en paz / aléjate! | leave me alone, get away from me
¡suéltame! | get off me, let go of me!
¡no me toques! | don’t touch me!
¡dime la verdad! | tell me the truth!
¡no lo creo! | i don’t believe it!
¡no me mientas! | don’t lie to me!
¡mentiras! | lies!
¡no lo soporto! | i can’t stand it!
!cállate! | shut up!
cobarde | coward
desagradecido/a | ungrateful person
mentiroso/a | liar
sinvergüenzo/a | shameless person
estoy embarazada | i’m pregnant
eres el padre | you’re the father
tengo un amante | i have a lover
quiero el divorcio | i want a divorce
habia un accidente | there was an accident
está muerto | she / he is dead
estoy en enamorada de ti | i’m in love with you
eres el amor de mi vida | you’re the love of my life
eres mi vida | you’re my life
te amo / te quiero | i love you
te juro / te prometo | i swear to you, i promise you
no quiero vivir sin ti | i don’t want to live without you
no puedo vivir sin ti | i can’t live without you
cásate conmigo | marry me
¡nos vamos a casar¡ | we’re getting married!
¡se acabo! | it’s over!
él me engañó / ella me engañó | she cheated on me
tiene otra mujer | he has another woman
no te amo / no te quiero | i don’t love you
me hiciste daño | you hurt me
¡te odio! | i hate you!
no lo / la puedo olvidar | i can’t forget about him / her
el novio, la novia | boyfriend, girlfriend
el amante | lover
el secreto | secret
el embarazo | pregnancy
la muerte | death
envidia | envy, jealousy
venganza | vengeance, revenge
more phrase lists ♡ idioms ♡ random phrases p. one ♡ random phrases p. two request a vocabulary / phrase list
Which means its grad school application time for me (I’m starting a little late because of personal reasons (-: ) Anyway, I was wondering if anyone out there on the great blue gradblr had any recommendations or tips for writing a personal statement?
what is the january mood?
Ne forget pas les quatres food groupes mes amis!
dream house plan
recipe collection
trip / vacation planner
bucket lists
a bullet journal
pet book (dates of vet visits, photos as they grow up, etc)
baby journal (similar to pet one)
plan with me challenge
idea dump
budget book
class / lecture notes
textbook notes
school planner or bullet journal
university research / application planner
cafe / restaurant
books
movies
music
tv series
poetry
writers notebook
sketchbook
sticker collection
gardening journal
photo journal
inspiration / moodpboard scrapbook
happiness journal (write one thing each day that made you happy)
gratitude journal
quote collection
travel journal
dream journal
sentence-a-day journal (write a sentence about every day)
journaling challenges (you can find a bunch of prompts online)
astronomy journal