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thelanguagesstudio · 4 months

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Foreign Languages Course, Visa Filling Course and Air Ticketing Course

#Foreign Languages Course #Visa Filling Course #Air Ticketing Course #Learn French #Learn German #Learn Spanish #Learn Chinese #Learn Italian #Visa training services

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maulfucker · 29 days

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racism in star wars will have wikis saying shit like "this species that is inspired on a real life non-white people is just too stupid to use the Force"

#hm i should make an original post tag #yes this is about tuskens #they 'lack mental capacity' to be jedi. according to some writer #which is fucking ridiculous #they have enough mental capacity to have two languages (spoken tusken and tusken sign language)#(they are usually seen being used together but they can be used independently)#just because they're nomadic and hostile to colonizers doesn't mean they're stupid. or lack the nuance to understand good and evil.#in me opinion there may not be any tusken jedi but for the same reason there's no bardottan jedi - they have their own force culture #they are hostile to outsiders and defensive of their people‚ of course they wouldn't let some foreign order take their children away #i think a force-sensitive tusken would be highly regarded in their tribe. being one with the universe is a special privilege.

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learnukrainian · 8 months

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Free online courses about Ukraine

Basics of the Ukrainian Language and Culture - https://www.open.edu/openlearn/languages/introduction-ukrainian-language-and-culture/

Ukraine: History, Culture, and Identities; this course is available in English, French, Italian, and Norwegian on Coursera: https://ui.org.ua/en/sectors-en/the-first-online-course-about-ukraine-in-english/

The Making of Modern Ukraine with Timothy Snyder: https://www.coursera.org/learn/the-making-of-modern-ukraine

Crimea: History and People on Udemy: https://www.udemy.com/course/crimea-history-and-people/

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kochivamarketing · 2 months

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If you're living in Brussels and want to improve your French language skills, you're in luck. As the bilingual capital of Belgium, Brussels offers a wide range of French courses to suit different levels and learning styles. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the top options for French courses in Brussels, including the innovative Kochiva approach.

No matter your level or learning preferences, Brussels offers a wealth of options for French language courses. Mastering French in this bilingual city is an enriching experience that can open doors both personally and professionally.

#onlineclasses #online courses #kochivacourses #kochivamarketing #frenchclasses #french language #brussels #foreign languages

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languageboutique · 10 days

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#english in madrid #english #english language #learning languages #learning english #english as a second language #english as a foreign language #english words #english courses

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psqqa · 11 hours

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the person behind me is having a whispered conversation with someone and their desk and my brain keeps trying to go down the path “oh no it’s because they’re talking about how much they hate me!” and i keep having to drag it back to the extremely obvious and fully rational “oh they’re trying not to disrupt anyone’s work, super appreciate them for that”.

like human brains are for real the dumbest, most terrified little animals in existence. calm the fuck down my dude our colleagues aren’t going to kick us out of the cave to fend for ourselves against the cold and sabre-tooth tigers.

#i don’t usually have that brand of anxiety anymore #and i’m not even feeling anxious now #it’s just my brain’s instinctive reaction #and i’m stopping it in its tracks going ‘girl…….’#that being said i’ve never understood people’s brains concluding that people speaking in a foreign language = they’re talking about you #maybe it’s because i spent most of my childhood as an immigrant speaking a foreign language #albeit one that is well understood by much of the local population #or maybe it’s because i’ve spent many many hours in the company of family members speaking languages i don’t understand #and attending 3 hour church services held in languages i don’t understand #but yeah #i always find it more comforting than anything #comforting in the way i find hearing children playing comforting #anyway the only time i’ve actually heard people talking about me in another language #is when local dutch kids would be talking shit about me and my friends speaking english together #we were all of us bilingual so we understood them of course #and always made sure to throw something out in dutch to each other as we left #so that the shit talkers knew that we had understood them #and knew just how dumb they sounded for it #(obvsly people could have in fact been talking about me in a foreign language at other times #and not understanding that language i wouldn’t have known about it #but i know from experience of having been the foreign language speaker that the odds are simply much higher #that people are in fact talking about chores or shopping lists or cousin x’s second child’s graduation or whatever)

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averinthine · 9 days

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grappling with the question of "okay i've been too disabled to work for like a year with no signs of that changing, but what should i actually Do with my time that might be in some way slightly fulfilling without causing The Woes". getting back into music has been one answer, but i need at least one other. i'm thinking that learning a language really properly might be the most promising idea.

#portuguese seems to resonate pretty well with my brain from what i know of it #there are other languages that would also interest me a lot #but i think it would be best to avoid the difficulty curves that come with unfamiliar scripts or completely different language families #just so i can maintain momentum in the early stages without losing interest #nzsl and te reo māori are of course the locally-relevant options and i definitely do want to build up my understanding of those too #i've just been feeling a lot of wanderlust lately and learning a 'foreign' language might sate that somewhat

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skillupenglish6 · 2 months

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The Significance of English Language

The significance of English in today’s world cannot be overemphasized. It becomes a universal language and facilitates communication across borders and cultures.

Knowledge of English is a prerequisite for success in international business, science, and academia. It provides access to a wealth of information and promotes education and personal growth.

Moreover, English is the language of technology and the internet, enabling global connectivity. Bridge cultural understanding gaps and improve cross-cultural communication.

In our rapidly globalizing world, English is more than just a language. It’s a tool for education, career advancement, and opportunities that open doors to meaningful connections.

#english language #online courses #foreign languages

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minglana · 5 months

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watching tv in catalan is so trippy. why do they speak like that

#the tv accent sounds so fake to me....#its always shocking when someone from the east comes here and speaks... wheres my beloved ɛ... when will she come back from war....#it almost feels like a foreign language sometimes im not gonna lie ok.#im so detatched from the standard dialect and i only hear western accents that hearing bcn accent is like. ow. my ears #i dont have anything personal against eastern dialect speakers of course. its all just jokes. but it still shocks me to core every time lma #and to think that i spent so much time w my cousins as a kid that my mom said that in some words i had a bcn accent show through....#z xarre

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bookwyrminspiration · 4 months

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bro it is the SECOND semester

#nahuatl #language learning #when I said it would be nice to have more speaking and listening practice I didn’t meant the ENTIRE COURSE #we don’t even have a large vocabulary #im being a little over dramatic because I found this out the day before class starts #but like. i /did/ do this with asl #from day one all instruction was in asl so #not a foreign concept to me I just was unprepared #welp #this’ll be. interesting

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ritualofthehabit · 4 months

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I have an awareness of my own regional NorCal accent and I’ve picked up some other regional accent features from living other places and I’ve made efforts at different times in my life to alter my accent to fit social norms and/or be understood. For example when I lived in Italy I adopted a more enunciated version of an American accent with more emphasis on defining different vowel sounds, mostly because I taught young children and wanted to make myself understood by Italians (I observed personally that Italians have an easier time with American accents than British accents and that standard American accents have vowels that sound more familiar to Italians than the soft vowels of British accents. My own accent doesn’t tend to distinguish vowel sounds well and I ended up adopting a more vowel-differentiated pronunciation of English that made a lot of native English speakers think I was Canadian)

My (California) friends will occasionally make fun of me for the occasional southern twang or Minnesota Oh that slips into my voice…. I explained to them recently that in Baltimore I fell out of the habit of using a hard “T” sound in general and adopted the Badimoh Nord Avenue soft T/D sound generally while I was there…. It’s honestly a little embarrassing to me to rly pronounce the T in Baltimore but I don’t act like it’s my native accent so I say the goddamn T unless I’m in Bmore. You subconsciously do these things so you don’t stick out like a sore thumb, especially in working class environments where most ppl are local (I worked in restaurants for example.) I was in MN in pandemic times so I didn’t adopt the accent as heavily from work, but my grandparents who live in Minnesota have HEAVY regional accents (partly influenced I’m sure by the fact that many of my great grandparents are from sweden and the Swedish accent shaped the Minnesota one basically) and my mom is from MN also. I can switch hard into a Minnesota voice 😂 but I’m usually pretty conscious of it (Also as someone not from the Midwest I hate people thinking I’m midwestern… no offense to midwesterners but living there was the worst and I don’t want to be identified as that) my mom has a rly “standard American” accent until she’s on the phone with her parents (or back in Minnesota) and then it shifts to hyperdrive.!

alllllll that to say that my accent gets muddled and funny sometimes… I can tell my way of speaking is not 100% california, that’s for sure. However if you stick me with people from Northern California it gets almost embarrassingly stereotypical haha…. Vocal fry (I kinda always have vocal fry tho) blurred vowels drawn out inflection and scattered use of the words “gnar” and “hella” lmao….! I’m mildly proud of my accent like FUCK yeah imma NorCal girlie. But I can mostly switch it off too hehe. It’s funny tho bc accents r such an indicator of who is local and working class it’s almost like a membership card

#One of the YouTube language vids I watch talked about how native Japanese speakers in Japan have a difficult time understanding native #English but have an easier time understanding English with a heavy Japanese accent… the person in the vid was a native Japanese speaker #And they were making fun of this phenomenon… bc of course foreigners in Japan aren’t gonna adopt like an offensive Japanese accent in engli #but if they did it would actually help ppl understand them 😭

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tamisdava2 · 5 months

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I think it would be funny, if from Baumeister siblings only Tita would be able to wield equivalent of Mingrelian and she would wield it well enough to argue with her mother in Mingrelian.

#Mingrelians really do deserve my respect. They have to learn how to speak Georgian and then some foreign language.#The same goes to Svans and Lazs #On my course in university there are a lot of Mingrelians. When they start to speak Mingrelian I am confused (not in a bad way)#and fascinated. Because I barely understood anything. But Mingrelian #Svan and Laz languages are endangered treasures.#I didn't expect that I would start a full blown rant about Kartvelian languages in my silly post about my OC #Mokem Series #oc #ocs #Tita Baumeister may be a minor. somewhat spoiled and pity character. But oh boy. She roasts people in Mingrelian.#The problem is I won't be able to show how she roasts people in this beautiful language 'cause I don't know this language.

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scolek · 5 months

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*crawls out of a dark pit covered in blood and also i have stigmata for some reason* i found a title for my fic

#also its not in greek #which matters because the adosou fic has a greek title #and if i have a title in a foreign language i cant use the same language for two different ships #this is all obvious of course.#im normal.

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captainsublimecollectionene-blog · 6 months

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