🍁 Kanji - Kana - Eng 🍁
🍁 秋 - あき - autumn 🍁
🍁 紅葉 - こうよう - autumn colours / leaves changing red 🍁
🍁 秋風 - あきかぜ - autumn breeze / wind 🍁
🍁 秋水 - しゅうすい - clear autumn water 🍁
🍁 秋分 - しゅうぶん - autumnal equinox 🍁
🍁 葉 - は - leaf 🍁
🍁 落ち葉 - おち ば - fallen leaves 🍁
🍁 枯れ葉 - か れ は - dead leaves 🍁
🍁 松かさ - まつ かさ - pinecones 🍁
🍁 焚き火 - た き び - bonfire 🍁
🍁 冷たい - つめ たい - chilly 🍁
🍁 安楽 - あんらく - cosy/comfort 🍁
Extra!!
秋分の日 is Autumn Equinox Day - a public holiday that takes place on the 22nd or 23rd of September!
*I am not a native! please feel free to correct me, or even add on your own words!*
This is the money pentacle. Reblog and unexpected money will come to you!
(after six)
always itching to look at memories, theirs and strangers’ waiting for the lights to wake before the dark curtain falls they hardly say their thanks and their sorry here never leave shapes of their absence, just their leftover warmth
The obsolete English -k suffix is my new favourite thing (source). It’s also the same -k that derives “hark, hearken” from “hear”.
Understand that studying is not the same as doing homework.
Create a study plan.
Making a timetable.
Have a good study space.
Manage your time.
Guide to bullet journals.
How to prioritise tasks
A guide to different planners
Apps for scheduling
Take effective notes.
Guide to note taking.
Taking Notes that Work (article by Dustin Wax)
Colour coding your notes
Taking lecture notes visual (by strive-for-da-best)
Getting the most from lectures
An example of Cornell notes (by overmycoldcoffee)
Read text before and after class.
SQ3R Reading
Study smart.
Guide to studying with mindmaps
Visual guide to mindmaps
The Pomodoro technique
Feynman Technique
How to Hermione the Shit out of your studying (byhermionetheshitoutofstudy)
Things top students do (by study-studymore-studyhard)
Learning how to learn (by strive-for-da-best)
Use test taking strategies.
Maintain your studies.
Manage your stress.
Getting a good night’s sleep
Stress relief techniques and ideas
23 Science Backed Ways to Reduce Stress
25 Destressing Techniques
Failure anxiety
Do nothing for 2 minutes
Calm (meditation site)
Japanese slang!
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This is maybe the most frustrating aspect of studying kanji. You start learning 山 as やま. Cool, one kanji memorized. Wait… it can also be read as さん.
Wait. All your other kanji have 2 or 4 extra readings too! Some are on'yomi. Some are kun'yomi.
Why does this have to be so complicated?!
It may seem confusing at first, but if you learn the difference between on'yomi/kun'yomi readings, where they came from, and how they work, we promise it will make learning kanji a lot easier.
Listen to this kanji-tastic episode where Kristen explains all this and more. When you’re breezing through kanji like a pro, you’ll be glad you did.
Die Literatur - literature
Das Buch - book Das Taschenbuch - paperback Der Buchladen - bookshop Die Bücherei - library
Der Leser (m) - reader Die Leserin (f) - reader
Der Autor (m) - author Die Autorin (f) - author Der Schriftsteller (m) - writer Die Schriftstellerin (f) - writer Der Text - text Die Geschichte - story
Die Erzählung - narrative Die Kurzgeschichte - short story Der Roman - novel Die Novelle - novella Das Märchen - fairy tale Die Fabel - fable Die Parabel - parable Das Epos - epic poem Der Kriminalroman - crime novel Die Kinderliteratur - children’s literature Die Autobiographie - (auto)biography Die Memoiren - memoirs Das Tagebuch - diary Die Frauenliteratur - feminist literature Die Belletristik - fiction Das Sachbuch - non fiction Der Kriegsroman - war novel
Der Titel - title Der Untertitel - subtitle Das Kapitel - chapter Die Einleitung - introduction Das Vorwort - preface Die Anmerkung - note Das Zitat - quote Der Prolog - prologue Der Epilog - epilogue Der Absatz - paragraph Die Zeile - line Die Seite - page
Die Handlung - plot Die Rahmenhandlung - frame story Die Nebenhandlung - subplot/secondary plot Der Inhalt - content Die Rückblende - flashback Die Vorausdeutung - foreshadowing Der rote Faden - the central theme Die Figur - character Die Hauptfigur - main character Die Nebenfigur - secondary/minor character Der Held (m) - hero Die Heldin (f) - hero Die direkte Rede - direct speech Die indirekte Rede - indirect speech Der Bewusstseinsstrom - stream of consciousness Der Höhepunkt - climax
Das Gedicht - poem Der Dichter (m) - poet Die Dichterin (f) - poet Der Vers - verse Der Reim - rhyme Die Strophe - strophe Die Gedichtform - type of poem Die Ballade - ballad Das Sonett - sonnet Das Lied - song Die Ode - ode Die Hymne - hymn
Die Dramatik - drama Die Tragödie - tragedy Die Komödie - comedy Die Tragikkomödie - tragicomedy Der Akt - act Die Aufführung - performance Die Darstellung - acting Der Schauspieler (m) - actor Die Schauspielerin (f) - actress Die Szene - scene Die Bühne - stage Das Bühnenbild - stage set Die Rede - speech Der Monolog - monologue Der Dialog - dialogue Der Konflikt - conflict Die Katastrophe - catastrophe
Die Mittelalterliteratur - Medieval Literature (750-1500) Der Humanismus - Humanism (1500–1650) Der Barock - Baroque (1600–1720) Die Aufklärung - The Enlightenment (1680–1789) Der Sturm und Drang - Storm and Stress (1760s-1780s) Die Weimarer Klassik - Weimar Classicism (1788–1832) Die Romantik - Romanticism (1790s-1880s) Der Realismus - Realism (1848–1890) Der Naturalismus - Naturalism (1880–1900) Der Expressionismus - Expressionism (1910–1920) Die Exilliteratur - literature written in exile during Nazi Germany Die Nachkriegsliteratur - Post-war Literature (1945–1967) Die Zeitgenössische Literatur - Contemporary Literature (since 1989)
+ “literature” in some other languages: Albanian: letërsi Danish: litteratur Icelandic: Bókmenntir Italian: letteratura French: Littérature Arabic: الأدب Turkish: Edebiyat Afrikaans: literatuur Swahili: fasihi Zulu: izincwadi Filipino: panitikan Maori: tuhinga Bengali: সাহিত্য Chinese (Traditional): 文學 (wénxué)
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