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“new”blog’ish

I’m “moving” this over to a sideblog, as i don’t have the motivation to have them separated.. Soo the new one is studiemoo, my main is tenkandeleven which i then will follow from.

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Some conversational Russian

(Stressed vowels written in italics)

И всё такое — and all that, and everything

Мне не понравилась поездка. Там было красиво и всё такое, но я так устал! -

I didn’t like the trip. It was beautiful there and all but I got so tired!

Или что-то в этом роде — or something/anything

Здесь есть гостиница или что-то в этом роде? -

Is there a hotel or something?

В общем — in general, in all/so, in brief

В общем, он неплохой специалист, но ему не хватает некоторых навыков. -

In general, he’s not a bad expert — but he lacks some skills.

- Что случилось?

- Ну… В общем, меня уволили.

- What happened?

- Well… In short, I was fired.

И потом — also, in addition (note that ‘потом’ originally means ‘then’, ‘later’)

Я думаю, тебе не стоило так грубо разговаривать с отцом. И потом, разве он не был прав? -

I think you shouldn’t have been so mean to father. And also, wasn’t he right?

Наверное/Наверно — probably/it must be so/I guess

Мы давно его не видели — наверное, переехал.

We haven’t seen him for a long time — he’s probably moved out.

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Article: Verbs in Japanese - How do They Work? - Conjugation Grammar

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Korean Autumnal Words

My favourite season is here so thought I’d share some seasonal words I learnt relating to Autumn!

가을 - Autumn

잎 - Leaf

커피 - Coffee

할로윈 - Halloween

비가 오는 - Rainy

떨어지는 나뭇잎 - Falling Leaves

스웨터 - Sweater

감기 - Cold

호박 - Pumpkin

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Merlin (September 20th, 2008 - December 24th, 2012) « The story we have been a part of will live long in the minds of men  »

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vocabulary lesson: singularity by bts

무언가 = something

깨지는 = breaking

소리 = sound

문득 = suddenly

잠에서 깨 = wake from sleep

낯설음  = unfamiliarity

가득한 = full

귀를 = ears

막아 ��지만 = try to close them but…

잠엘 들지 못해  = can’t fall asleep

목이 = throat

자꾸 = keeps

아파와 = hurting

감싸 보려하지만 = try to cover it

나에겐 목소리가 없어 = I don’t have a voice

오늘도 그 소릴 들어 = today I hear that sound again

또 울리고 있어 = it’s ringing again

그 소리가 = that sound

이 = this

얼어붙은 = frozen

호수 = lake

또 = again

금이 가 = cracked

그 호수에 = into that lake

내가 날 버렸잖아 = I dumped myself

내 목소릴 = my voice

널 위해 = for you

묻었 잖아 = I buried it

겨울호수 = winter lake

위로 = over

두꺼운 = thick

얼음이 = ice

얼었네 = has formed

잠시 들어간 꿈 속에도 = in the dream I quickly went into

괴롭히는 = agonizing

환상통은 = phantom pain

여전해 = still / remains the same

나는 날 잃은 걸까 = have I lost myself

아님 널 얻은  걸까 = or have I gained you

나 문득 호수로 달려가 = I suddenly run into the lake

그 속에 내 얼굴 있어 = and inside is my face

부탁해 = I beg you

아무 말도하지마 = don’t say a word

입을 막으려 = to cover the mouth

손을 뻗어 보지만 = my hand reaches out

결국엔 언젠가 = sooner or later

봄이 와 = spring comes

얼음들은 = the ice

녹아 내려 흘러가 = will melt and flow away

Tell me, 내 목소리가 가짜라면 = if my voice isn’t real

날 버리지 말았어야했는지 = if I shouldn’t have thrown myself away

Tell me 고통조차 가짜라면 = if even this pain isn’t real

그 때 내가 무얼해야했는지 = what should I have done back then?

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Verb Tenses and Conjugation

“When you are conjugating verbs into any tense, the first thing you need to do is drop the -다 since you almost never need it. With the -다 dropped, you are left with the verb stem.”

Present tense:

- 아요

- 어요

- 여요 

Those endings are added to the end of the verb stem to make it present tense.

Conjugation:

If the verb stem’s last vowel is ㅏ or ㅗ, it is followed by 아요.

If the last vowel is notㅏ or ㅗ, it is followed by 어요.

Only the verb stem 하 is followed by 여요.

Examples:

보다 - The verb stem for 보다 is 보. That means the last vowel is ㅗ, which means the verb stem will be followed by 아요. When you add 보 with 아요, it becomes 봐요. 봐요 - I see, I look, You look, You see, etc…

먹다 - The verb stem for 먹다 is 먹. Since the last vowel is ㅓ rather thanㅏ or ㅗ, you add 어요 to the verb stem. When you add 먹 with 어요 it becomes 먹어요. 먹어요 - I eat, You eat, She eats, etc…

하다 - The verb stem is 하, so the only option is to add 여요 to the verb stem. This would look like 하여요, however it has become 해요. When you add 하 with 여요 it becomes 해요. 해요 - I do, You do, She does, etc…

Past tense:

- 았어요

- 었어요

- 였어요

Those endings are added to the end of the verb stem to make it past tense.

Conjugation:

Verb stems ending with vowels ㅗ orㅏ are followed by -았어요.

Verb stems ending with vowels other than  ㅗ or ㅏ are followed by -었어요.

The verb stem 하 is followed by -였어요.

Examples:

하다 - The verb stem is 하, which means -였어요 will be added. When you add 하 and 였어요, it becomes 했어요. 했어요 - I did, You did, They did, etc…

먹다 - The verb stem is 먹, meaning that 었어요 will be added. 먹 added to 었어요 becomes 먹었어요. 먹었어요 - I ate, You ate, They ate, etc…

사다 - The verb stem is 사, so 았어요 will be added. 사 added to 았어요 becomes 샀어요. 샀어요 - I bought, You bought, He bought, etc…

Future tense:

-ㄹ 거예요

-을 거예요

거예요

Conjugation:

Verb stems ending with a vowel are followed by -ㄹ 거예요.

Verb stems ending with a consonant are followed by -을 거예요.

Verb stems that already end with ㄹ are only followed by 거예요.

Examples:

하다 - The verb stem is 하, so ㄹ 거예요 will be added. 하 added to ㄹ 거예요 becomes 할 거예요. 할 거예요 - I am doing, I will do

입다 - The verb stem is 입 which means 을 거예요 will be added. 입 added to 을 거예요 becomes 입을 거예요. 입을 거예요 - I am going to wear, I will wear.

팔다 - The verb stem is 팔. Since the verb stem already ends with ㄹ, 거예요 will be added. 팔 added to 거예요 becomes 팔 거예요. 팔 거예요 - I am going to sell it, I will sell it.

More ways to learn:

Videos by Korean Unnie for past and future tense

Video by Minji Teaces Korean for present tense

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The adjectival groups in Japanese

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Interesting Korean language tidbit

Black tea is named after the color of the tea leaves but in Korean it is called red tea 홍차 (紅茶) after the color of the liquid

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take to the clouds

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Useful Chinese auxiliary words

09-13-18

I finished reading chapter 1 of The Lady in the Painting and noticed that there was a lot of useful vocab.

~Words~

好极- very good [hao3 ji2]

也许- perhaps [ye2 xu3]

愿意- willing [yuan4 yi4]

正是- exactly [zheng4 shi4]

应当- should [ying1 dang1]

正要- just about to [zheng4 yao4]

立刻- immediately [li4 ke4]

往- to, towards [wang3]

要是- if [yao4 shi4]

不但- not only [bu2 dan4]

一块（儿）- together [yi1 kuar4]

有时候- sometimes [you3 shi2 hou]

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Day 15/60: vocabulary

健康 //  けんこう health

国際 //  こくさい international

水泳 //  すいえい  swimming

掃除 // そうじ cleaning

貯める // ためる to save (ex. money)

面接 // めんせつ interview 

両替 // りょうがえ money exchange

糸 // いと  thread, string

写す // うつす to photograph, to copy

押す //  おす to push, to press

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3 Week Korean Challenge for Beginners

Week One

Week Two

Week Three

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Women, poc and lgbt people in Sweden might lose their rights today

When the election in the US was happening it was all over tumblr. I know Sweden is in no way as big and powerful as America, and this won’t affect anyone who doesn’t live in Sweden, but I want to spread awareness because I and thousands of other people are terrified.

There’s a big chance that one of the political parties in Sweden will win today. The political party I am talking about is called Sverigedemokraterna (basically translates into The Sweden Democrats), they’re conservative, nationalist, far-right and are founded in nazism and fascism, but they have in recent years tried to hide their history with nazism to trick people and get more voters. Actual neo-nazis support and vote for this party. There are actual politicians working for this party who are either 1. Nazis or 2. Nazi-sympathizers/have participated in hate crimes with nazis, and a lot of them have very high positions of power. 

Some of the things they want to do is:

Sterilise all trans people who go through surgery

Ban lgbt people from adopting

Ban single women from adopting

Allow doctors and nurses to refuse to perform abortions

Make it illegal to abort after week 12

Close the borders so refugees and immigrants (specifically, non-white immigrants) won’t be able to come into the country

etc

And they may not have explicitly stated that they want to make gay marriage illegal, to ban abortion, to ban Islam, etc, but it is clear that tons, if not the majority, of their politicians, are extremely and violently homophobic, islamophobic, racist and sexist. 

If they win today, lgbt people, poc, muslims, jews, women, and tons of other marginalized groups of people here will lose their rights. Thousands of immigrants will be deported. So yeah, we all are terrified. 

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