Me: I Spend 90 Minutes A Day Learning French, And Now I Am Able To Read Harry Potter In French Without

Do one thing today that moves you one step closer to your goal!

»work no. 2325« by martin creed (+)

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by Pedro Gabriel

Hi! 

I’m really getting into the autumn/winter spirit right now so I thought I’d suggest a little study challenge for October! You can find the prompts below.

Some notes:

tag your posts with #octoberstudychallenge so i can see them! 

You don’t have to participate each day, and you can join later if you want.

Post what you like! Masterposts, pictures, text posts… The prompts are open for interpretation and a little tweaking.

Please reblog this post so more people can see it. :) 

Prompts: 

1. Hello October 2. Weekly Tasks 3. Handwritten 4. Productivity 5. Study Spaces 6. Late Nights 7. Autumn Feels  8. Outdoors 9. To Do List 10. Languages 11. Planning 12. Stationery 13. Friday the 13th 14. Warming Up 15. My Studyblr Story 16. Exams  17. Study Snacks 18. Organising and Planning 19. Arts and Doodles 20. Time Management 21. Take a Break 22. Long-Term Goals 23. Early Mornings 24. Note Taking 25. Music 26. Inspiration 27. Favourites 28. Cosy Vibes 29. Self-Care 30. Motivation 31. Trick or Treat!

I’m looking forward to seeing your posts! I will participate as well! :) 

101417 - my whap reading notes; (09100 dop)

Kanji version of words usually written in hiragana

While these words are usually written in hiragana, sometimes you’ll see them written in kanji instead, so learning to at least recognize them is pretty helpful. Trust me on this, I got confused by 沢山 way too many times already haha

有難う（ありがとう）ー thank you 幾つ（いくつ）ー how many 流石（さすが）ー as one would expect 更に（さらに）ー furthermore, again, after all 既に（すでに）ー already 沢山（たくさん）ー a lot 丁度（ちょうど）ー just, exactly, precisely 出来る（できる）ー to be able 尚（なお）ー furthermore, still, yet 何故（なぜ）ー why 等（など）ー et cetera 程（ほど）ー degree, extent, approximately 然し（しかし）ー however 居る（いる）ー to be (people, animals) 有る（ある）ー to be (things) 恐らく（おそらく）ー probably, likely 下さい（ください）ー please (give me, do for me) 只（ただ）ー only,  just; free of charge 及び（および）ー and, as well as

in swedish it’s “tjuvlyssna” (tjuv-lyssna = thief-listen)

do other languages not have an equivalent of the English verb ‘to eavesdrop’?

twos germans, a portuguese & an italian I know, not only didn’t know what  the word meant, but said their languages don’t have a word for it after i explained.

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english: one million

japanese: :)

english: oh boy

japanese: one hundred ten thousands