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vanesastudies: How I Use OneNote for University Hey, all! I...

Tue, 26 Jun 2018 14:09:01 +0200

How I Use OneNote for University

Hey, all! I thought I’d share how I use OneNote, for any students who might want to use it for school organization. I have used this since the beginning of my university career and have found a method that works for me, after nearly three years.

I provide templates for what I use as .one files that can be imported into OneNote, and you’re free to use & modify them however you wish.

Semester Calendar Template: Download (.one) / Download (.docx)

Customized Syllabus Template: Download (.one) / Download (.docx)

Cornell Outline Template: Download (.one) / Download (.docx)

+ Outline inspired by How to Use Cornell Cornell Note-Taking Method on OneNote by @strive-for-da-best

+ How to insert templates + read if you’re on a Mac

(further information in my #OneNote tag)

As a student with learning disabilities, I found that using a computer, rather than writing everything out, is the best method for me to learn. I type up notes in class so as to not worry about keeping up with a professor, handwriting, or neatness. OneNote is my favourite note-taking application for this, because it’s essentially an upgraded version of Word that’s free and syncs automatically across devices. When my computer crashed, I was still able to access my notes online.

OneNote isn’t all typing. You can use it on a tablet or use a drawing tablet, in my case, to handwrite notes for a more natural feel. A very efficient way of taking notes is to import the lectures slides in OneNote and to write directly on them. I found that very useful in math-heavy courses, such as statistics and chemistry. The equation tool, while nifty, isn’t efficient.

By no means whatsoever is this the only way to use OneNote! In fact, I’d recommend you find a way that works for you, because while this may be highly organized, it takes a bit of set-up time and is tailored specifically to my needs. You can use my example as inspiration, but play around with it! The beauty of OneNote is that it can be used in a variety of different ways.

Download OneNote for Windows | Download OneNote for Mac

ruspeach: Киевский вокзал в Москве [Kiefskij vakzal v Maskv'e]...

Sun, 24 Jun 2018 16:18:46 +0200

ruspeach:

Киевский вокзал в Москве [Kiefskij vakzal v Maskv'e] - Kievsky railway station in Moscow

Геометрия отражений [giam'etriya atrazhenij] - Geometry of reflections

www.ruspeach.com

ruspeach: SOUND: https://www.ruspeach.com/en/news/4413/...

Sun, 24 Jun 2018 15:58:46 +0200

ruspeach:

SOUND: https://www.ruspeach.com/en/news/4413/

Здравствуйте [zdràstvujti] - Hello! (to many people or to one person in formal speech)
Как вас зовут? [kak vas zavùt ] - What is your name?
меня зовут… [minyà zavùt] - my name is…

когда мы можем встретиться? [kagdà my mòzhim vstrètitsa] - when can we meet?
в понедельник [v panidèl'nik] - on Monday
в пятницу [v pyàtnitsu] - on Friday
Приглашаю вас в ресторан в пятницу вечером. [priglashàyu vas v ristaràn v pyàtnitsu vèchiram] - I invite you to a restaurant Friday evening.

Другие фразы для “Знакомство” в разговорнике Ruspeach -
See other phrases for “Acquaintance” in Ruspeach phrasebook -
https://www.ruspeach.com/phrases/?section=188

www.ruspeach.com

Greek nutsI was innocently thinking about peanuts and asked my Greek boyfriend how to say it in...

Sun, 24 Jun 2018 14:04:52 +0200

Greek nuts

I was innocently thinking about peanuts and asked my Greek boyfriend how to say it in (modern) Greek, and it almost initiated WWIII.

Nuts in general are called ξηροί καρποί (lit. dry fruits; not to be confused with αποξηραμένα φρούτα which are dried fruits), which btw comes from ancient Greek καρπός meaning fruit, which gave karpuz in Turkish (via Persian, “xarboz” meaning melon) meaning watermelon, which gave back in turn in modern Greek καρπούζι (watermelon). But I’m losing track.

So amongst nuts you’ll find καρύδια (walnuts), φουντούκια (hazelnuts), αμύγδαλα (almonds; Greek and other languages took this word to name tonsils), πεκάν/ελαιοκάρυδα (pecan), κάσιους (cashew), κάστανα (chestnuts), κουκουνάρια (pine nuts), ηλιόσποροι (sunflower seeds), μακαντάμια (macadamia nuts). But something got me very confused: I was looking for peanuts and only found the word φιστίκι, which means pistachio.

Well I’ll have you know that φιστίκι does mean both pistachio and peanut, but if you want to be more specific about peanuts you can call them Arabic (αράπικο φιστίκι). It comes from the Turkish word fıstık, meaning pistachio.

I’m officially going nuts.

How to improve your skills in your target language

Thu, 21 Jun 2018 22:17:55 +0200

lovelybluepanda:

Reading
Use extensions like:
Flewent - translates a certain % of your article in your target language
ReadLang - translates the words you click on and adds them to a flashcards deck
Linguarana - same as ReadLang but it also translates expressions
Read as much as possible daily. Try to set a certain amount of pages daily/weekly.
When you listen to music, find the lyrics and follow the singers while they’re singing.
Use wattpad if you like fanfiction. The site/app allows you to receive stories in a certain language if you look at the settings. Bonus: if you add the story to the library, you can read offline on your phone.
When you watch movies, find subs in your target language; regardless the language of the movie.
Find an app/site with manga. Many apps/sites have a pretty large selection when it comes to languages and if you are a fast reader, you can read quite a lot in 10-15 minutes. Bonus: many apps allow you to read offline.
Beelinguapp is an app with fairytales in different languages. It’s pretty useful for beginners or for people who don’t feel confident enough to try something else.
How to choose a book and study with it

Listening
Use audiobooks. If you want and have time, try reading the book at the same time. If you listen and read at the same time, you have more chances to remember the words and their spelling, pronunciation.
Choose a song in your target language. Read the lyrics and their translation once or twice. Then sing the song trying to remember the lyrics. Optional: listen to the song with the lyrics. I wouldn’t really recommend this because you might focus too much on the spelling and less on the pronunciation at some point.
Many movies and videos. It will be frustrating at first but after a while, you will get used to it and focus on what you know so you can guess what’s the meaning of what you don’t know.
Try using audiocourse or courses that focus a lot on interaction and listening like Pimsleur.
Use apps like HelloTalk, Tandem, Skype, the audio messages on Facebook etc. if you want to practice with natives.
When you learn vocabulary, try to find the pronunciation on Forvo or just choose resources with audio.
Apps/Sites like 50languages, awabe, duolingo, memrise, busuu, babbel, lingodeer etc. have audio for most of their languages so they are worth your time.
Change the speed of the videos you are watching. Youtube has such a setting.
Writing
Read a lot. When you read you pay attention to what kind of structures are used in a text and the more you read, the more you get a “feeling” if the spelling of a word is right or if the strutcure makes any sense. If i ask an advanced learner why they write “i think of” they won’t be able to explain why “of” is there and not something else but they will know at any time that it’s a construction that need to be like that.
Write daily something. A short text about anything. Topics to write about
Keep a diary. How to keep a journal/diary in your target language
Talk daily to someone on facebook, tumblr, hellotalk etc.
When you watch a movie/video or read a book/chapter, write a summary.

Speaking
Sing. This will help you more or less with your pronunciation.
Talk to someone over skype or over voice messages on facebook/other sites/apps.
How to improve your speaking skills without a native

allthingslinguistic:What ‘translation problems’ aren’t: here’s an amazing...

Wed, 20 Jun 2018 07:08:33 +0200

allthingslinguistic:

What ‘translation problems’ aren’t: here’s an amazing German word that describes the smell of spring !! No other language has a direct translation of this word !!
What 'translation problems’ are: there are thirty different words to denote 'levels of intimacy’ of a given relationship in terms of friendship in Polish, and the strongest one seems to translate to 'friend’, which makes social interactions with English-speakers very confusing when they start calling you a friend 30 minutes in, and you feel like they’ll get lowkey offended if you call them anything else back, and you feel either fake if you refer to them internally as 'friend’, or extremely cold if you refer to them internally as 'acquaintance’

ruspeach: В чём разница между глаголами Лететь и Летать? What...

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 19:26:12 +0200

ruspeach:

В чём разница между глаголами Лететь и Летать?
What is the difference between verbs Лететь и Летать?

Оба глагола значат одно и то же.
Both verbs mean the same - to fly.

Однако, когда мы говорим “лететь” мы говорим о единовременном действии и обычно оно происходит в одном направлении.
Although, when we say “лететь” we talk about one-time action and it usually has one direction “where to”.

Мы используем “летать”, когда говорим о повторяющемся действии, движении в разных направлениях и общем умении (способности) кого-то летать.
And we use “летать” when we talk about repeatable action, the action in several different directions and general ability of someone to fly.

Сравните: Compare:
Вчера я летел в Москву. - Yesterday I was flying to Moscow.
Когда вы летите на острова? - When are you flying to the Islands?

Вы часто летаете в снах? - Do you fly often in your dreams?
Многие люди боятся летать. - A lot of people are afraid of flying.
Птицы умеют летать. - Birds can fly.

There are verbs of this type, which has the same rule:
лететь - летать
идти - ходить
бежать - бегать
ехать - ездить
плыть - плавать
нести - носить
вести - водить
везти - возить
брести - бродить
ползти - ползать
катить - катать
тащить - таскать
гнать - гонять
лезть - лазить

These two verbs “лететь” и “летать” are conjugated differently in present, past and future tenses. So it is important to know the difference.

www.ruspeach.com

ruspeach: Архитектурные текстуры...

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 19:22:47 +0200

ruspeach:

Архитектурные текстуры Санкт-Петербурга
[Аrkhitekturnye tekstury Sankt-Peterburga]
Architectural textures of St.Petersburg

www.ruspeach.com

German Vocab: Encouraging Phrases

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 19:14:50 +0200

marvelous-language:

Du schaffst das!
~ You can do it!

Ich bin stolz auf dich.
~ I’m proud of you.

Mach weiter so.
~ Keep up the good work.

Gib nicht auf!
~ Don’t give up!

Glaube an dich selbst.
~ Belive in yourself.

Ich glaube an dich.
~ I believe in you.

Es ist nie zu spät.
~ It’s never too late.

Gut gemacht!
~ Well done!

Es wird alles gut werden.
~ Everything is going to be alright.

Niederlagen machen dich stärker.
~ Defeats make you stronger.

Aus Fehlern lernt man.
~ You learn from mistakes.

Lass dich nicht entmutigen.
~ Don’t get discouraged.

Jeder Tag ist eine zweite Chance.
~ Everyday is a second chance.

Du kannst nicht negativ denken und Positives erwarten.
~ You can’t think negatively and expect positives.

Nur weil es nicht jetzt passiert, heißt es nicht, dass es nie passieren wird.
~ Just because it does not happen now does not mean it will never happen.

German Vocabulary: Baking Time!

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 19:12:22 +0200

marvelous-language:

Das Backen - baking

Die Bäckerei - bakery
Der Bäcker (f) - baker
Die Bäckerin (m) - baker
Die Konditorei - cake shop/pastry shop
Der Konditor (m) - confectioner
Die Konditorin (f) - confectioner

Die Backutensilien - baking utensils

Die Schüssel - bowl
Die Rührschüssel - mixing bowl
Der Löffel - spoon
Der Esslöffel - tablespoon
Der Teelöffel - teaspoon
Der Kochlöffel - wooden spoon
Der Schneebesen - eggbeater/whisk
Der Mixer - blender
Die Backform - baking dish
Das Backpapier - bakery paper
Das Backblech - baking tray
Die Kuchenform - cake tin/cake pan
Der Sieb - sieve/sifter
Der Teigroller - rolling pin
Die Küchenwaage - kitchen scale
Das Kuchenmesser - cake knife
Der Tortenheber - cake lifter
Der Kuchenteller - cake plate
Die Ausstechform - biscuit cutter

Die Backzutaten - baking ingredients

Das Mehl - flour
Das Vollkornmehl - wholemeal flour
Das Weizenmehl - wheat flour
Das Paniermehl - breadcrumbs
Die Hefe - yeast
Die Milch - milk
Die Sahne - cream
Die Schlagsahne - whipped cream
Der Joghurt - yoghurt
Der Quark - curd
Der Zucker - sugar
Der Puderzucker - powdered sugar
Der Vanillezucker - vanilla-flavored sugar
Die Butter - butter
Das Ei - egg
Die Eier (pl) - eggs
Das Eiweiß - egg white
Das Eigelb - egg yolk
Das Backpulver - baking soda
Das Salz - salt
Das Öl - oil
Der Honig - honey
Der Zitronensaft - citron juice
Die Zitronenschale - zest/lemon peel
Die Orangenschale - orange peel
Die Vanilleschote - vanilla bean
Der Zimt - cinnamon
Die Nelke - clove
Die Nuss - nut
Die Nüsse (pl) - nuts
Die Mandel - almond
Die Haselnuss - hazelnut
Die Walnuss - walnut
Die Rosine - raisin
Der Muffin - muffin

Die Mengenangabe - measurement

Das Gramm - gram
~ 250 Gramm Mehl - 250 grams of flour
Das Kilogramm - kilogram/kg
~ ein Kilogramm Äpfel - one kilogram of apples
Das Milligramm - milligram
Die Hälfte - half (of)
Die Prise - dash
~ eine Prise Salz - a dash of salt
eine Tasse - a cup
~ eine Tasse Mehl - a cup of flour

Das Gebäck - pastry

Das Plätzchen - cookie
Die Plätzchen (pl) - cookies
Der Zimtstern - star-shaped cinnamon cookie
Die Zimtschnecke - cinnamon bun
Der Apfelstrudel - apple strudel
Der Germknödel - A fluffy yeast dough dumpling, usually filled with spicy plum jam.
Der Windbeutel - cream puff
Die Apfeltasche - apple turnover
Der Lebkuchen - ginger bread
Die Brezel - pretzel
Das Milchbrötchen - milk roll
Das Rosinenbrötchen - raisin bread roll

Der Kuchen - cake

Der Schokoladenkuchen - chocolate cake
Der Marmorkuchen - marble cake
Der Käsekuchen - cheesecake
Der Karottenkuchen - carrot cake
Der Obstkuchen - fruit pie
Der Apfelkuchen - apple cake
Der Zitronenkuchen - lemon cake
Der Erdbeerkuchen - strawberry cake
Der Zwetschgenkuchen - plum cake
Der Streuselkuchen - crumb cake
Der Blechkuchen - sheet cake
Der Bienenstich - bee sting cake
Der Mohnkuchen - poppy seed cake
Die Torte - gateau/torte
Die Sahnetorte - cream cake
Die Mandeltorte - almond torte
Die Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte - black forest cherry cake
Die Glasur - glazing/icing
Die Kuvertüre - (chocolate) coating
Die Dekoration - decoration

Die Verben - Verbs:

backen - to bake
kochen - to boil/to cook
aufkochen - to bring to a boil
aufschlagen - to beat/to whip
ausrollen - to roll out (dough)
ausstechen - to cut/to press out (with a cookie cutter)
abkühlen - to cool down
unterheben - to fold in
verquirlen - to whisk
cremig rühren/schlagen - to stir/beat until creamy
wiegen/abwiegen - to weigh
kneten - to knead (dough)
würzen - to season/to add seasoning/spices

Der Teig - dough
Der Mürbeteig - short dough/shortcrust
Der Rührteig - batter
Der Blätterteig - puff pastry
Der Hefeteig - yeast dough

Das Rezept - recipe
Das Kuchenrezept - cake recipe

+ List of German desserts with pictures
and Traditional German cake recipes

German Vocab: In The Cinema

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 19:07:16 +0200

marvelous-language:

das Kino - cinema
der Film - movie
der Schauspieler - actor
die Schauspielerin - actress
der Hauptdarsteller - lead actor
die Hauptdarstellerin - lead actress
der Nebendarsteller - supporting actor
die Nebendarstellerin - supporting actress
der Produzent - producer (male)
die Produzentin - producer (female)
der Regisseur - director
die Regisseurin - directress
die Regie - direction
die Regie führen - to direct sth.
das Drehbuch - script
einen Film drehen - to shoot a movie
der Titel - title
die Untertitel - subtitles
synchronisiert - dubbed
deutsche Untertitel - German dubbing
der Synchronsprecher - voice actor
die Synchronsprecherin - voice actress

die Kinokasse - box office
das Ticket - ticket
die Kinokarte - cinema entry card
das Popcorn - popcorn
die Süßigkeiten (pl) - sweets
die Getränke (pl) - drinks

der Kinosaal - movie theater
der Sitzplatz - seat
die Sitzplatznummer - seat number
die Leinwand - screen
die Werbung - advertising
der Vorspann - opening credits
der Abspann - end credits

das Filmgenre - movie genre
die Komödie - comedy
die Liebeskomödie - romantic comedy
die Beziehungskomödie - rom-com
der Krimi - thriller
der Actionfilm - action movie
der Dokumentarfilm - documentary
der Horrorfilm - horror movie
das Drama - drama
der Kriegsfilm - war movie
der Science-Fiction-Film - science fiction movie
der Zeichentrickfilm - cartoon
der Kinderfilm - kid’s movie
der Fantasyfilm - fantasy movie

das Publikum - audience
die Kritik - critic
die Kritiken (pl) - critics
der Kinohit - box office hit
der Misserfolg - flop

Wir gehen ins Kino. - We go to the cinema.
Lass uns ins Kino gehen. - Lets go to the cinema.
Welchen Film willst du sehen? - Which movie do you want to watch?
Wie viel kostet die Karte? - How much is the ticket?
Wann fängt der Film an? - When does the movie start?
Die Werbung ist langweilig. - The advertising is boring.
Ich möchte bitte Popcorn. - I want to have popcorn please.
Ich mag diesen Schauspieler / diese Schauspielerin. - I like this actor / actress.
Der Film war klasse. - The movie was great.
Der Film war schlecht / furchtbar. - The movie was bad / really bad.
Ich will diesen Film noch einmal sehen! - I want to watch this movie again!
Der Film hat gute Kritiken erhalten. - The movie got good critics.

German: Words for Money

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 19:06:01 +0200

athenastudying:

der Preis (die Preise), m. - price of objects you can buy. Also refers to trophies or money that can be won in a competition.

die Kosten/Unkosten (no sg., synonyms) - cost. It is hard to distinguish it from “Preis” and both terms can in some cases be used synonymously. Kosten refers more to professional circumstances, e.g. money spent on projects or travelling, or the infamous Versandkosten (shipping fees).

die Gebühr (die Gebühren), f. - charge, fee, especially administrative ones. You pay for using a service, e.g. getting a new passport.

der Beitrag (die Beiträge), m. - contribution. You pay this regardless of whether or not you use the service, e.g. the Rundfunkbeitrag for TV and radio.

die Geldbuße (die Geldbußen), f./das Bußgeld (die Bußgelder), n. - fine, penalty charge, e.g. in traffic for minor speeding.

die Steuer (die Steuern), f. - tax. I presume you know what a tax is. (Taxes are already included everywhere in Germany.)

das Trinkgeld (die Trinkgelder) n. - tip. (You are not obligated to tip in Germany, though 10% are customary in restaurants and taxis etc.)

das Taschengeld (die Taschengelder, used infrq.) n. - allowance/pocket money. Usually refers to money given regularly to kids by their parents.

die Spesen (no sg.) - expenses. sometimes synonymous with Kosten, but usually refers to costs that you will get reimbursed for by your employer, e.g. for business trips or office supplies.

das Gehalt (die Gehälter) n./der Lohn (die Löhne) m. - salary, wage.

die Schulden (usually not sg. in this sense) - debt.

das Guthaben (die Guthaben) n. - credit, balance.

die Spende (die Spenden), f. - donation. If not further specified, just the word Spende refers to money being donated - other kinds would be a Blutspende (blood), Kleiderspende (clothes) etc.

der Rabatt (die Rabatte) m. - discount.

die Kaution (die Kautionen), f. - bail, deposit.

if you want me to add anything, just tell me!

GREAT RESOURCE

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 19:03:43 +0200

langsandculture:

I haven’t seen people talking about this website, but Lingvist has over 35000 books (or so they claim) about language learning available to download. And no, it’s not only European languages: they have books for languages such as Kazakh, Khmer, Thai… And anyways, you can always search what you’re looking for. LINK

Assimil

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 19:01:36 +0200

lovelybluepanda:

Note: Yes, they are free.

What is Assimil? Assimil is a French program. It’s a pretty expensive way/method for learning languages. It contains 1 book and several audios.

In English

Spanish
Russian
Japanese
Italian
German
French
Chinese
Arabic

In French

Hungarian
Japanese
Polish
German
Swedish
Danish
Norwegian
Hebrew
Indonesian
Portuguese, Brazil
Italian
Occitan
Spanish
Hindi
Chinese
Greek
Armenian
Russian
Czech
Swahili

Enjoy your studies!

ruspeach: SOUND: https://www.ruspeach.com/en/news/1947/...

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 11:17:39 +0200

ruspeach:

SOUND: https://www.ruspeach.com/en/news/1947/

Принимаем гостей [prinimàjim gastèj] - Hosting a party

Заходи, пожалуйста! [zakhadì, pazhàlusta] - Come in, please!
Рад тебя видеть! [Rad tibyà vìdit’] - I’m glad to see you!
Очень хорошо, что ты пришёл. [òchen’ kharashò, shto ty prishòl] - It’s very kind of you to come.
Сюда, пожалуйста! [syudà, pazhàlusta] - This way, please!
Давай я тебе покажу квартиру! [Davàj ya tibè pakazhù kvartìru!] - Let me show you around!
Извини за беспорядок. [izvinì za besparyàdak] - Excuse me for this mess.
Чувствуй себя как дома! [chùvstvuj sibyà kak dòma] - Make yourself at home!
Обед готов! [abèd gatòv] - Dinner’s ready!
Садись, пожалуйста. [sadìs’, poazhàlusta] - Please, take a seat.

www.ruspeach.com

jaimetalangue: RU- Verbs of motion! Every learner of the...

Tue, 19 Jun 2018 11:11:31 +0200

jaimetalangue:

RU- Verbs of motion!

Every learner of the Russian language will be confronted to the verbs of motion at some point, and it’s not the easiest part. This ppt isn’t going to be a full course about these, because I’m only a beginner myself, so I wouldn’t be able to explain everything clearly and accurately just yet.

So here I tried to make neat tables to learn them more easily! But first, I advise you watch these great YouTube videos I found about verbs of motion, and prefixes of motion verbs:

Playlist of videos about verbs of motion

Prefixes for verbs of motion

So yeah, my ppt is:

Non prefixed motion verbs

Prefixes (3 detailed slides + 1 summary)

Prefixed motion verbs (through 1 example: ходить)

Derived nouns from ходить and its prefixed counterparts

I hope that helps people, and if there is anything to be corrected please tell me asap!!!

allthingslinguistic: This young girl uses “los,” “las” and the...

Fri, 15 Jun 2018 23:47:48 +0200

allthingslinguistic:

This young girl uses “los,” “las” and the gender-neutral “les” — watch her explain why. —from REMEZCLA on twitter.

So I was doing the Dutch for shits and giggles (as I'm Dutch) and hooooly shit what is with that pronunciation of menu? We do not say it like that. We do not say men-ui, we say men/u/ wtf duolingo???

Fri, 15 Jun 2018 23:35:39 +0200

I mean, idk… maybe it’s Flemish. Lol

langernameohnebedeutung: yuki217: mapsontheweb: Meat ball in...

Thu, 14 Jun 2018 19:19:39 +0200

langernameohnebedeutung:

yuki217:

mapsontheweb:

Meat ball in German dialects.

Fixed it.

“Fleischklops”

Apparently it’s related to the Dutch frikadel (or frikandel), and the Belgian French fricadelle, which is a similar thing but sausage-shaped and comes from the Netherlands and Flanders.

wtfduolingo: missalsfromiram: Langblr Who is responsible for...

Thu, 14 Jun 2018 19:09:36 +0200

wtfduolingo:

missalsfromiram:

Langblr

Who is responsible for this

J'aime ta langue

vanesastudies: How I Use OneNote for University Hey, all! I...

How I Use OneNote for University

+ How to insert templates + read if you’re on a Mac

ruspeach: Киевский вокзал в Москве [Kiefskij vakzal v Maskv'e]...

ruspeach: SOUND: https://www.ruspeach.com/en/news/4413/...

Greek nutsI was innocently thinking about peanuts and asked my Greek boyfriend how to say it in...

Greek nuts

How to improve your skills in your target language

Reading

Listening

Writing

Speaking

allthingslinguistic:What ‘translation problems’ aren’t: here’s an amazing...

ruspeach: В чём разница между глаголами Лететь и Летать? What...

ruspeach: Архитектурные текстуры...

German Vocab: Encouraging Phrases

German Vocabulary: Baking Time!

Die Backutensilien - baking utensils

Die Backzutaten - baking ingredients

Die Mengenangabe - measurement

Das Gebäck - pastry

Der Kuchen - cake

Die Verben - Verbs:

German Vocab: In The Cinema

German: Words for Money

GREAT RESOURCE

Assimil

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jaimetalangue: RU- Verbs of motion! Every learner of the...

allthingslinguistic: This young girl uses “los,” “las” and the...

So I was doing the Dutch for shits and giggles (as I'm Dutch) and hooooly shit what is with that pronunciation of menu? We do not say it like that. We do not say men-ui, we say men/u/ wtf duolingo???

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