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Last Icelandic and Arabic lessons of the year ♡

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Basic quantifiers in Japanese

台 (だい) - used for cars, bicycles, machines, mechanical devices, household appliances

杯 (はい) - used for cups and glasses

匹 (ひき) - used for small animals

本 (ほん) - used for long and thin objects

階 (かい) - used for floors

回 (かい) - used for occurrences, numer of times

個 (こ) - used for things that are small and round

枚 (まい) - used for thin and flat objects

人 (にん) - used for people (but we say 一人 (ひとり) for one person and 二人（ふたり）for two

冊 (さつ) - used for books

歳 (さい) - used for age

Plus general quantifiers:

一つ （ひとつ）

二つ （ふたつ）

三つ　（みっつ）

四つ　（よっつ）

五つ　（いつつ）

六つ　（むっつ）

七つ　（ななつ）

八つ　（やっつ）

九つ　（ここのつ）

十　（とお）

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Langblr! Why did you start learning your target language(s)?

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The start of my Icelandic journal 🩷

I already posted it on my main a while ago, but who cares. Hope I can do plenty of journaling in Icelandic this summer and improve my vocabulary! Kinda thinking about doing the same in Japanese but idk if I'll grow sick of it 😭

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¿Alguien que habla mi idioma nativo? ¿¿Y QUE TAMBIÉN ESTUDIA TRADUCCIÓN E INTERPRETACIÓN?? ¿Y ESTÁ ASÍ DE AVANZADA CON TANTOS IDIOMAS? Soy tu fan 🥺✨

Ay, gracias 😂🩷 Ya acabé la carrera hace años tho

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Your local polyglot freak is happy 🩷

I'm gonna be reviewing all the kanji from N5 before I start preparing for N2 because I kinda feel like I forgot most of them 🥴

And the Icelandic-English dictionary will be so useful for my icelandic journaling challenge 🥰

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a quick guide to verb tenses/moods in icelandic:

indicative: factual action

includes the present, past, future, present perfect, past perfect, and future perfect tenses

present: ég fer - i go

past: ég for - i went

future: ég mun fara - i will go

present perfect: ég hef farið - i have gone

past perfect: ég hafði farið - i would have gone

future perfect: ég mun hafa farið - i will have gone

subjunctive: hypothetical situation, wishes, or suggestions

includes present, past, present perfect, past perfect

present: ég fari - i go

past: ég færi - i went

present perfect: ég hafi farið - i have gone

past perfect: ég hefði farið - i would have gone

conditional: actions that are dependent on a condition or circumstance

includes present conditional and past conditional

present: ég mundi fara - i would go

past: ég mundi hafa farið - i would have gone

imperative: gives a command

far þú - you go!

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Hi! My name is Judit, but I usually go by Safi or Anemone online. I’m 29 y.o. and I was diagnosed with audhd last year.

One of my special interests has always been learning foreign languages, so this is the main reason I made this side-blog. My native languages are Catalan and Spanish, and I can speak English and French fluently and Japanese (intermediate).

I’m currently studying Arabic (2nd year), Icelandic (2nd year) and Japanese at different language schools.

I studied a Translation and Interpretation degree at uni and passed JLPT N3 7 years ago, so during this past year I’ve been trying to refresh kanji and grammar to be able to prepare for N2 at some point.

Here’s what you will find in this side-blog:

Me trying to journal in Icelandic during this summer

Vocabulary and grammar notes (Icelandic, Arabic, Japanese)

My language learning journey

Stuff to motivate myself to keep learning and studying

I’d love to connect with other people who are learning the same languages or just fellow language learning lovers! I’d also be up to help anyone who’s learning Catalan or Spanish and needs a native friend.

Besides languages I also like:

cosplay

videogames (honkai star rail, genshin impact, project sekai, sims 2…)

reading

penguins

perfumes

manga

makeup

fashion

monster high

vocaloid

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Looks like I'll be reading Babel by R.F. Kuang soon

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Any langblrs still around? Interact with this post, please!