会う (あう)- to meet
開く (あく)- to become open
開ける (あける)- to open
上げる (あげる)- to give
遊ぶ (あそぶ)- to play, to make a visit
あびる - to bathe, to shower
洗う (あらう)- to wash
ある - to be, to have (inanimate)
歩く (あるく)- to walk
言う (いう)- to say
行く (いく)- to go
居る (いる)- to be, to have (animate)
要る (いる)- to need
入れる (いれる)- to put in
歌う (うたう)- to sing
生まれる (うまれる)- to be born
売る (うる)- to sell
起きる (おきる)- to get up
置く (おく)- to put
教える (おしえる)- to teach, to tell
押す (おす)- to push, to stamp
覚える (おぼえる)- to remember
泳ぐ (およぐ)- to swim
降りる (おりる)- to get off, to descend
終わる (おわる)- to finish
買う (かう)- to buy
返す (かえす)- to return something
帰る (かえる)- to return, to go back
かかる - to take time or money
書く (かく)- to write
かける - to call by phone
貸す (かす)- to lend
借りる (かりる)- to borrow
消える (きえる)- to disappear
聞く (きく)- to hear, to listen, to ask
切る (きる)- to cut
着る (きる)- to put on
曇る (くもる)- to become cloudy/dim
来る (くる)- to come
消す (けす)- to erase, to turn off
答える (こたえる)- to answer
コピーする - to copy
困る (こまる)- to be worried
咲く (さく)- to bloom
差す (さす)- to stretch out, to raise
散歩する (さんぽする)- to stroll
死ね (しね)- to die
閉まる (しまる)- to close, to be closed
閉める (しめる)- to close something
締める (しめる)- to tie
知る (しる)- to know
吸う (すう)- to smoke
住む (すむ)- to live in
する - to do
座る (すわる)- to sit
掃除する (そうじする)- to clean, to sweep
出す (だす)- to put out
立つ (たつ)- to stand
頼む (たのむ)- to ask
食べる (たべる)- to eat
違う (ちがう)- to differ
使う (つかう)- to use
疲れる (つかれる)- to get tired
着く (つく)- to arrive at
作る (つくる)-to make
つける - to turn on
勤める (つとめる)- to work for someone
出かける (でかける)- to go out
できる - to be able to
出る (でる)- to leave, to go out
取る (とる)- to take something
撮る (とる)- to take a photo or film
鳴く (なく)- to chirp, roar, croak etc
無くす (なくす)- to lose something
習う (ならう)- to learn
並ぶ (ならぶ)- to line up, to stand in line
並べる (ならべる)- to line up, to set up
なる - to become
脱ぐ (ぬぐ)- to take off clothes
寝る (ねる)- to sleep, to go to bed
登る (のぼる)- to climb
飲む (のむ)- to drink
乗る (のる)- to ride, to get on
入る (はいる)- to enter, to contain
はく - to wear, to put on trousers
始まる (はじまる)- to begin
走る (はしる)- to run
働く (はたらく)- to work
話す (はなす)- to speak
貼る (はる)- to stick
晴れる (はれる)- to be sunny
引く (ひく)- to pull
弾く (ひく)- to play an instrument
吹く (ふく)- to blow (wind)
降る (ふる)- to fall (rain, snow)
勉強する (べんきょうする)- to study
曲がる (まがる)- to turn, to bend
待つ (まつ)- to wait
磨く (みがく)- to brush teeth, to polish
見せる (みせる)- to show
見る (みる)- to see, to watch, to look
持つ (もつ)- to hold
休む (やすむ)- to rest
やる - to do
行く (ゆく)- to go
呼ぶ (よぶ)- to call out, to invite
読む (よむ)- to read
練習する (れんしゅうする)- to practice
分かる (わかる)- to be understood
忘れる (わすれる)- to forget
渡す (わたす)- to hand over
渡る (わたる)- to go across
“Venus Beach”
El que no llora no mama
If you don’t ask you don’t get
Lit.: Whoever doesn’t cry, doesn’t breastfeed (or get breastfed)
e.g.: “Quería sentarme al lado de mi amiga en clase pero no pude porque no se lo pedí al profesor.” “Claro, el que no llora, no mama.” – “I wanted to sit beside my friend in class but I couldn’t because i didn’t ask the teacher.” “Of course, if you don’t ask you don’t get.”
[486] くも | kumo | spider
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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)
random word of the day
365 days of Halloween🎃
101417 - my whap reading notes; (09100 dop)
Talk about detail - this awesome Nikon camera replica is made entirely from cardboard! It was crafted by the Etsy artist Martha Crass of C is for Cardboard.
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! :)
There’s this theory that in any given language, there are 600 basic words that are really, really good to know, because, you guessed it, they are the most common. Up next: a long list of determiners, including numbers (below the cut because wow, long).
this - これ
that - それ・あれ
my - 私の(わたし)
your - あなたの
his - 彼の(かれ)
her - 彼女の(かのじょ)
It’s a bit rude to use ‘his’ and ‘her’ like this (and 彼女 by itself often means ‘girlfriend’, too), so often you’d use [name]の instead for the same result.
its - Nounの
our - 私達の(わたしたち)
all - 全部(ぜんぶ)・全て(すべて)
some - 何らか(なん)
no - ありません・ない・なし
any - 何でも(なん)
many - たくさん
much - 多い(おお)
more - もっと
a few - 少ない(すく)
several - 複数(ふくすう)
whole - 全体(ぜんたい)
a little - 少し(すこ)
a lot of - 大いに(おお)
both - 両方(りょうほう)・とも
neither - も (In a negative sentence!)
each - それぞれ
every - 毎〇〇
Ex. 毎年(まいとし)=every year
other - 他の(ほか)
another - もう
same - 同じ(おなじ)
different - 違う(ちがう)
such - そういう
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