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online german language learning

Online German language learning offers a flexible and accessible way to master the language at your own pace. With a variety of platforms, from interactive apps like Duolingo and Babbel to live lessons with native speakers on Italki or Lingoda, you can tailor your learning experience to fit your schedule and preferences. Whether you're a beginner or looking to improve your fluency, online courses provide comprehensive lessons in grammar, vocabulary, listening, and speaking, helping you become confident in using German for travel, work, or personal enrichment.

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How do you know so many things? What do you read or how do you keep informed? Thx

I watch a couple of nightly news shows with my dad and read a few headlines on the AP news website once in a while. That’s mostly it on a day to day basis for news.

There’s also a couple issues relevant to me and my interests and hobbies like transgender healthcare or crypto scams and sometimes I go on Google and search a few key words related to that on the news tab, generally only clicking on trusted news sources and not random websites.

I also at least try to be pretty diligent about fact checking so when I see a claim on social media I usually do a quick google about it and can usually find out if it’s real pretty quickly. It’s a skill I’ve gotten pretty good at over time. I learn a lot from fact checking social media posts and YouTube videos.

The thing that actually initially taught me how to be so efficient at general fact checking is this series of videos from crash course about navigating digital information. I recommend it to people all the time. Taking a couple of hours to engage with this playlist I think is a great investment of your time because it teaches you how to efficiently engage with information in an informed way.

Also for information on certain things I study as a hobby I do in fact read books.

I’ve also learned other things by just engaging with the interests and backgrounds of people I care about. Like in recent years I’ve made a lot of friends from India. That’s made me more interested in Indian cooking and religion and politics. My brother is studying to be a software engineer and knows a lot about technology. I’ve learned a lot about digital privacy and the history of computers from him. I’ve got friends who speak Spanish and family members who speak German and in my efforts to learn their languages I’ve also learned a lot about the cultures that speak those languages. You can learn a whole lot of stuff by engaging with things that are important to the people that are close to you. And if they’ve got a similar attitude they can also learn a lot from you.

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Blog Introduction

Name: Kira (but you can call me 'Kavi' or 'River').

Age: 22 years.

Country: India (specifically from Mumbai).

Pronouns: she/her.

Background in Studies: BA English Literature.

Current Course: MA English Language and Literature (I am currently studying in London).

Languages I speak: English, Hindi, Marathi, Sinhala.

Interests, Likes, and Hobbies: Love reading - from poetry and classic literature to manga and comics and everything in between, Kpop, Anime, Mystery-thrillers, Psychological-thrillers, True Crime Documentaries or Podcasts, Learning Languages, Sleeping, Travelling, Academic Validation.

Goals: 1) Get a distinction in all my assessments and my dissertation.

2) Consistently practice and become fluent in Target languages (Sinhala - learn to read and write it, Korean, Japanese, German, Kannada, Malayalam, Latin).

3) Do workouts and stretches regularly.

4) Improve mental health and gain confidence in my skills and abilities

5) Travel more and enjoy life😌

6) Engage more with Korean learners through my Discord channel

What you can expect from this blog: I won't be posting regularly, just whenever I feel like I have something worth sharing. For the most part, it will be a studyblog but I will also post anything that comes to my mind and you can't do anything about it. I am always open to being mutuals so feel free to follow or message me❤️❤️❤️.

Discord Channel Link: If you guys are interested in joining my Korean Learning Discord Channel, join me. It's fairly new and there's not much on it but I hope it will be more engaging in the future♥️♥️♥️

https://discord.gg/8tUKrEYjcX

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Well, I think the situation around the perception of iranian history and greek history in fandom is quite similar.

Let's be honest, for most people there is only Ancient Greece (by which they mean the history of the classical greek city-states + hellenistic period + roman period, we are not particularly touching on the dark ages and bronze age Mycenaean Greece, not to mention earlier times), which they - following the manga/anime canon - separate from modern Greece. And there is modern Greece, which, in general, began its independent existence in the first half of the nineteenth century, when a small piece of territory in the southern Balkans gained independence and was called “Hellas”. At best, they have ottoman rule as a kind of “preparatory period” when the canonical Iraklis grew up, did not understand anything and did not really decide anything. And at the same time, modern Greece is the son of Ancient Greece, who loves to be nostalgic about his cool mother, who did something great there more than two thousand years ago. Cool, yeah.

Likewise, for most people there is "ancient Persia" (before the conquest of the Islamic Caliphate in the 7th and 8th centuries AD) and "modern Iran", which they count from the Islamization of the Iranian plateau. In the manga canon, we have a character called "Persia", who people unthinkingly identify with the Achaemenid state, the Parthian Arsacid state, and the Sassanid state. In fanon, he (“Persia”) actively interacts (at war) with Rome, interacts with China and India in much rarer cases, and the mangaka also mentioned that he has descendants, one of which is “modern” Iran, yes. And, of course, there is an incredible amount of time devoted to the Achaemenid period (but not the greco-persian Wars, which shocked me when researching the fandom). Cool, yeah.

But you know what's surprising? None of this makes any sense.

If we take Greece... no, we take greek culture, we will understand that it has continuously developed, without gaps, from the time of the classical polis until the present moment, BUT, if you really want to find a watershed, then this is late antiquity. Why? Because in late antiquity, the pagan hellenes, living in their separate city-states as citizens, became christian rhomeans, subjects of the vast Eastern Roman Empire (which in fact is still perceived as a Republic). The roman "imperial" identity replaced the greek polis identity - although the greek language still dominated in the East, especially after the Avar conquest of the Balkans, when the Empire lost the latin-speaking provinces. The perception of “hellenic” identity was very complex, it experienced a revival, especially in the 13th century, when the roman/latin identity began to be associated with the germans/italians/franks, enemies of the Eastern Empire, but this is if we are talking about intellectuals - the people considered themselves rhomeans. And guess what? The conquest of Constantinople in 1453 did not change anything! There was no break or fracture! The Church of Constantinople continued to be the guardian of this identity even in the absence of christian imperial power! And the people who started the Greek Revolution in the 19th century did not strive to create a small national state, no, in their eyes ALL of Anatolia and the Balkans were the historical lands of the Eastern Roman Empire, which they considered their country. The fascination with ancient pagan Greece is something that was brought from the West, which despised “Byzantium”.

And if you look at Iran, the real boundary between "ancient" and "modern" history is the conquest of Alexander the Great. Because - this will amaze many - but until the second half of the 19th century in Iran itself they knew nothing about the ancient history of the country! The first historical event preserved in chronicles and art, say, the "Shahnameh" of Ferdowsi, is the conquest of Alexander, which has nothing to do with the real one (I will only say that Alexander is considered a descendant of the iranian royal dynasty there). In Iran, they knew almost nothing about the greco-persian wars, about the Seleucids, about the parthian Arsacids and the roman-parthian wars! The real history in Iranian perception began only with the Sassanids, who were at enmity with “Rum” - but, first of all, not with Western, decrepit Rome, but with Eastern Rome! It was “Byzantium” that was “Rome” for the Iranians and for the entire Middle East until the 19th century, while the Western “latins” were the “franks”. Moreover, I want to note that the complete forgetting of the history of the country before Alexander in Iran began even under the Sassanids - largely because ancient persian was a cuneiform language, and cuneiform was forgotten (as for the iranian epic, its oldest part is eastern iranian in origin, western iranian, persian, it becomes only from the time of Ardashir the First). But the arab conquest and adoption of islam did not have such consequences! And when the revival of iranian culture and the new persian language began in the 9th-10th centuries A.D., it was a revival, albeit rethought, of Sassanian identity.

In short, while it makes sense to separate Ancient Greece from "Byzantium", it makes no sense to separate "Byzantium" from modern Greece. And the history of modern Iran begins with the Sassanids, not Islamization.

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German Language Course

A German language course is a great way to learn one of the most widely spoken languages in Europe. German is the official language of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, and it’s also spoken in parts of Belgium, Luxembourg, and Liechtenstein.

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Throughout Time & Space - Modern Jewish Languages (19 Shevat)

Everyone has heard of Hebrew, the official language of the Jewish people. With over 9 million speakers and 7 million learners, it is certainly the most important and well-known Jewish language as well. However, it is by no means the only one! Many Jews do know that there are other some Jewish languages besides Hebrew, such as Yiddish and Ladino, but did you know that there are actually dozens of other Jewish languages in 7 different language families that are still spoken to this day!? In this week’s edition of Throughout Time and Space, you will be introduced to the most widely spoken Jewish language from each of these 7 families, and the history and culture behind them.

Afro Asiatic: Hebrew. Well, I did just say that Hebrew is the official language of the Jewish people, and the one with the most speakers by far, so it makes sense that Hebrew would be on the list. The Afro-Asiatic language family contains all of the Semitic languages, such as Hebrew and Arabic, as well as the vast majority of North and Northeast African languages. However, Hebrew is by far the most unique language out of any of them, as it is the only language in all of human history to be brought back from the “dead”, meaning that Hebrew is the only language to ever regain native speakers after having none at all for thousands of years. Of course, it is no coincidence that this has only ever happened to the language of Hashem’s chosen people!

Austronesian: Judeo-Malay. Judeo-Malay is (or, was, as it may have recently gone extinct) the only Judeo language in the Austronesian language family, which includes a huge diversity of languages from Maritime Southeast Asia. It is spoken by Jews in the Northern Malaysian state of Penang, and is very closely related to the Malay language of that same region. All surviving manuscripts in this language exist in the notebook of Rahamim Jacob Cohen, an Iranian Jew, and are currently being kept by the British Library.

Dravadian: Judeo-Malayalam. Judeo-Malayalam is also the only Judeo language in its language family (the Dravidian family, spoken in southern India and Sri Lanka), and is spoken by the Cochin Jews (the oldest Jewish community in India, perhaps tracing back to the time of King Solomon) in both Israel and Kerala India. Since this language is extremely similar to Malayalam, it is considered by some to be a “dialect” rather than a language, but some argue that there are enough Hebrew loanwords and unique features in Judeo-Malayalam for it to be considered a unique language. Unlike other Judeo languages, Judeo-Malayalam is not written using the Hebrew alphabet. Unfortunately, this Judeo language may not be around for much longer, as the vast majority of its speakers now live in Israel, where they mainly speak Hebrew. Indo-European: Yiddish. Yiddish is perhaps the most well known Jewish language aside from Hebrew, as it was the primary Jewish language in Europe until very recently. However, it is certainly not the only Judeo language in its family. The Indo-European language family also includes the somewhat well known Jewish language of Ladino (also known as Judeo-Spanish), as well as dozens of lesser known languages such as Judeo-Persian (Jidi), Judeo-Portuguese, and Judeo-Italian. Yiddish originated in what is now Germany as a West Germanic dialect, but quickly became a language in its own right. Although many of Yiddish’s speakers were murdered in the holocaust, it is by no means an endangered language. Every year, the number of Yiddish speakers actually increases (it’s currently at about 1 million) due to its use as a primary language in Haredi communities in pretty much every country with Haredim. Many famous Jewish authors, such as Shalom Aleichem, have written in Yiddish.

Kartvelian: Judeo-Georgian. Judeo-Georgian (called Qivruli in the language itself) is one of two Kartvelian (South Caucasus) Judeo languages, the other being Judeo-Mingrelian which is nearly extinct. However, Judeo-Georgian actually has about 60,000 native speakers! It is spoken by Jews who live in the country of Georgia, a community which has been there for 2,600 years after escaping Babylonian captivity. Although Judeo-Georgian is mutually intelligible with Georgian, it has enough Hebrew loanwords to be considered its own language (a similar situation to Ladino and Spanish, or even Yiddish and German). The language is written using the Hebrew alphabet.

Turkic: Krymchak. Krymchak is spoken in Crimea in the Krymchak community, which is mostly composed of Jewish immigrants. The language shares a lot of similarities to Crimean Tatar, which is the dominant language of the region. However, Krymchak is considered a language in its own right due to the amount of Hebrew loanwords it contains. In the past, the language was also written using Hebrew letters, but it is now written using Cyrilic (and during the time of the Soviet union was written in a modified Latin alphabet). Although this language once had quite a number of native speakers, it is now nearly extinct, with fewer than 800 speakers in Crimea and a couple thousand worldwide. There are single digit numbers of native speakers.

Creole: Judeo-Papiamento. Judeo-Papiamento is a Jewish language with its roots in the Portuguese-based creole (creoles are languages that are formed by two or more distinct languages combining and simplifying. Many, including this one, were formed during the colonization of the Americas) language of Papiamento. The language was first spoken by Sephardic Jews in Curacao, which is where it is still most commonly used to this day. Judeo-Papiamento differs from Papiamento as it contains many Hebrew loanwords and is also pronounced slightly differently. Judeo-Papiamento is the only living Jewish creole language and also the only Jewish language with any ties to the Netherlands.

So, that was your first glance at Judeo languages across the world. The fact that Jews speak so many languages in so many different language families all across the world is truly a testament to how long we have been living in exile. However, the fact that many of these languages are now dying is a testament to another form of Jewish resistance. We no longer need to continue speaking languages tainted by our exile, as we have now revived the language of our ancestors for our children to become its native speakers. Normally, it is sad when languages die, but these languages are not dying because their speakers are dying - they are being laid to rest because their speakers are finally returning home to their motherland and mother tongue. Although these languages are fascinating to learn about, Iy”H they will soon be relegated to the history books while the people of Israel live.

Tell me in tags: How many of these languages have you heard of before? How many do you speak? Are you also a Hebrew speaker? Let me know in the tags!

Jew Joke:

What does a kvetcher always have for breakfast?

A (com)plain bagel.

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Studying German Language Course

Have you at any point thought about learning the German language? Indeed, there are a lot of motivations behind why you ought to! In this article, we will investigate a portion of the motivations to learn German Language in India

Whether you're an understudy, an expert, or somebody who loves to travel, learning German language can give you an upper hand and entryways to endless open doors.

Advantages of learning an unknown dialect

Learning an unknown dialect has various advantages that go past having the option to speak with others. It broadens cultural horizons, improves cognitive abilities, and opens up new opportunities for personal and professional development. At the point when you get familiar with an unknown dialect, you get to an entirely different universe of chances and encounters. It expands your understanding of various cultures, challenges your brain, and makes you more adaptable. Anyway, why not pick German language as your unknown dialect of decision in India?

Why pick German language as an unknown dialect in India?

German language is the most generally communicated in language in the European Association, which makes it an important range of abilities for anyone with any interest at all in working or concentrating on in Europe. Due to the increasing number of partnerships and collaborations between German language and Indian businesses, there is a growing demand for German language language skills in India. Learning German language can give you a strategic advantage in the gig market and open up thrilling profession valuable open doors, both in India and abroad.

Support your vocation potential open doors with German language language abilities

German language y is one of the world's biggest economies and a center point for development and innovation. By learning German language , you can take advantage of this market and increment your possibilities getting some work with German language organizations or global companies working in India. Numerous businesses, for example, car, designing, drugs, and IT, have solid binds with German language y. Having German language language abilities on your resume can separate you from different up-and-comers and make you a profoundly sought-after proficient.

In addition, German language organizations frequently favor up-and-comers who can communicate in German language , as it works with correspondence and encourages more grounded associations with clients and colleagues. Therefore, learning German language can significantly improve your career prospects, whether you are looking for work in India or German language y.

Upgrade mental capacities through learning German language

Learning a subsequent language has been demonstrated to have various mental advantages. It increases mental agility, memory, and ability to solve problems in general, according to studies. At the point when you learn German language , you challenge your mind to think in new ways and adjust to various linguistic designs and jargon. This mental exercise not just assists you with turning into a more powerful communicator yet additionally improves your capacity to perform various tasks, dissect data, and simply decide.

Moreover, learning German language can further develop your local language abilities also. It builds your attention to syntax rules, jargon utilization, and sentence structure, which can be applied to different dialects you might learn from here on out. Thus, by learning German language , you're extending your phonetic capacities as well as giving your cerebrum a significant exercise that can help you in different parts of life.

Social improvement through German language language learning

German language y is prestigious for its rich history, writing, music, and craftsmanship. By learning German language , you get to a tremendous social legacy that traverses hundreds of years. You can peruse crafted by well known German language creators like Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Thomas Mann in their unique language, giving you a more profound comprehension and enthusiasm for their scholarly commitments. You can likewise investigate German language music, from old style authors like Bach and Beethoven to present day pop and rock specialists. By submerging yourself in German language culture through language learning, you foster a more significant association and appreciation for the nation and its kin.

Furthermore, learning German language opens up chances to associate with German language -talking networks in India and abroad. There are different widespread developments, language trade programs, and online networks where you can communicate with local German language speakers and find out about their traditions, customs, and lifestyle. This social trade advances your own viewpoint as well as cultivates diverse comprehension and joint effort.

Opportunities for Indian students to study in German language y German language y is known for its high-quality universities and excellent education system. Numerous Indian understudies are presently picking German language y as their review objective, because of its reasonable educational expenses, extensive variety of courses, serious areas of strength for and foundation. You can take advantage of these study opportunities and pursue your ideal higher education in German language y by learning German language . Most colleges in German language y offer courses showed in German language , so having a decent order of the language is fundamental for scholastic achievement.

Concentrating on in German language y not just gives you elite training yet additionally opens you to a multicultural climate and a worldwide organization of experts. It expands your viewpoints, improves your intercultural abilities, and sets you up for a fruitful global vocation. Thus, in the event that you're an Indian understudy hoping to concentrate abroad, learning German language can be a distinct advantage.

German language y is a beautiful country with stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, and a rich cultural heritage. You can easily travel and explore German language -speaking countries. By learning German language , you can go through German language y and other German language -talking nations effortlessly. You can explore public transportation, request food in neighborhood eateries, and participate in significant discussions with local people. Communicating in the nearby language upgrades your movement experience as well as permits you to associate with individuals on a more profound level and gain bits of knowledge into their lifestyle.

In addition, German language y is situated in the core of Europe, making it a brilliant base for investigating other European nations. With your German language language abilities, you can undoubtedly discuss and collaborate with local people in adjoining nations like Austria, Switzerland, and Luxembourg. This phonetic benefit opens up a universe of opportunities for extraordinary travel encounters and diverse experiences.

German language language capability as an upper hand in the gig market

In the present globalized world, organizations are progressively looking for representatives who can explore multicultural conditions and discuss really with global accomplices. By learning German language , you obtain significant intercultural abilities and exhibit your receptiveness to alternate points of view. This can give you an upper hand in the gig market, as bosses perceive the worth of representatives who can connect social holes and work with global coordinated efforts.

Moreover, German language organizations frequently have areas of strength for an in India, because of the well established monetary ties between the two nations. Numerous Indian experts work for German language organizations or team up with them on different undertakings. By having German language language abilities, you can reinforce these expert connections, upgrade correspondence, and assemble entrust with German language partners. This may result in promotions, new career opportunities, or even international assignments.

Opportunities for International Employment

There are numerous opportunities for international employment for German language -speaking individuals. Occupations in German language y, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, and Luxembourg are only a couple of the places that are accessible for individuals who can communicate in this language. It is easy to find work in German language -speaking nations because they are all very wealthy and have high incomes. One of the few things that sets them apart from their English-speaking counterparts is the language barrier, which is the reason why many people move to these countries. Being bilingual is appreciated by many businesses in German language y, Austria, Switzerland, and Luxembourg.

Concentrate In Abroad

One can track down numerous famous German language Colleges in this country like the College of Heidelberg, the College of Freiburg, and the Ludwig Maximilian College of Munich. German language y, Austria, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein all use German language as their official language. Nonetheless, there are likewise various German language -talking nations where English is the authority language.

In these nations, understudies should concentrate on both German language and English to have the option to impart successfully and to improve as a possibilities in the worldwide work market. A few understudies decide to concentrate on in German language y to work on their Capability in German language language abilities without confronting the difficulties of going to a conventional German language school. There are a few internet based assets accessible that can assist understudies with learning German language quicker and better.

German language Is Not difficult to Learn for English speakers

German language is a somewhat simple language to advance as both English and German language have a place with a similar language family. While there might be some elocution challenges, the sentence structure is for the most part direct. Likewise, German language has numerous similitudes to English, making it a significant second language for individuals who definitely know the rudiments of the language. Moreover, German language is a rich and complex language with a long and rich scholarly practice. This intends that there are numerous chances to participate in assorted social encounters while learning German language .

Opportunity to investigate German language Culture And World Legacy

German language culture is quite possibly of the most regarded and respected on the planet, and there are numerous obvious motivations to learn it. German language is a vital language for correspondence in Europe, and it's likewise spoken by a large number of individuals all over the planet. You'll have access to new opportunities as a result of learning German language , and it can be a great way to see German language y's world heritage sites. One of the most amazing ways of learning German language is by concentrating on its set of experiences and culture. There are many fascinating verifiable locales with regards to German language y, including old palaces, temples, religious communities, and towns.

Helps Mental health

Learning another dialect is one of the most mind-blowing ways of further developing mental health. As per a review distributed in The Diary of Neuroscience, learning another dialect decidedly affects the development of synapses in the hippocampus and different districts. The investigation discovered that individuals who took in a subsequent language had further developed cognizance, including better memory and quicker thinking abilities. The analysts likewise found that the advantages persevered even after the members quit learning the new dialect. The discoveries propose that learning a subsequent language can assist with forestalling age-related mental degradation, and may try and have benefits for generally insight.

Bilinguals Are Better At Performing multiple tasks

Review have reliably shown that individuals who are bilingual perform better compared to monolinguals on trial of mental adaptability and performing multiple tasks. This is probably due to the fact that bilinguals have a greater amount of experience switching between languages, which enables them to process information more quickly and efficiently. Besides, research has additionally shown that bilinguals are better at holding data since they need to recall two arrangements of rules rather than only one. At the point when you gain proficiency with a subsequent language, your mind turns out to be better at reviewing recollections and grasping ideas.

Bilinguals are better at critical thinking

Bilinguals are extraordinary issue solvers since they have two distinct language frameworks in their minds. This double framework permits bilinguals to handle data all the more precisely and productively. Because they have access to multiple modes of communication, people who speak more than one language tend to be better at solving problems. This assortment of data assists them with thinking of savvy fixes to issues that would be challenging for somebody who just communicates in one language. It has also been demonstrated that bilingualism improves overall cognitive abilities.

A language of high-end business German language is, without a shadow of a doubt, a language of high-end business. It is quite possibly of the most usually communicated in language on the planet, and seeing why isn't hard. There are a lot of words and phrases in this language that are great for dealing with complicated business transactions. German language is known for its accuracy and clearness, which makes it ideal for conveying basic messages to a wide crowd. It is additionally useful for organizations or associations speaking with German language Organizations.

Huge Speakership

German language is the most communicated in local language in Europe, having around 95 million local speakers who communicate in german language and in excess of 185 million speakers around the world, making it the second most communicated in language in Europe after English. It has an enormous assortment of words, syntax rules, and elocutions that make it an intriguing and flexible language to learn. It is likewise viewed as a most widely used language (Normal language) of Focal and Eastern Europe.

A door to extraordinary financial powers

Having the biggest economy and the fourth biggest Gross domestic product, German language has developed into a flexible and persuasive language that is utilized in business, governmental issues, science, and regular daily existence. One of the advantages of learning German language is that it gives you admittance to an enormous and different market. German language speakers make up a huge part of the populace in numerous nations all over the planet. This implies you have a chance to gain from nearby speakers and assemble associations with them. Additionally, German language literature is extensive.

Reasonable training

Minimal expense of living and reasonable schooling is accessible for those keen on learning the German language language. Numerous internet based courses and training camps are accessible for a portion of the expense of customary degrees, which can be exploited by both neighborhood and worldwide understudies. These projects furnish students with the chance to foster their abilities in different fields, including business, regulation, science, and designing. German language is an exceptionally regarded language all through the world.

Begin youthful

If you have any desire to begin youthful and receive the many rewards of learning an unknown dialect, begin with German language . As indicated by the site Learn Dialects, there are many motivations to make your youngsters concentrate on German language . One explanation is that German language is the most generally communicated in European language. This truly intends that if you have any desire to speak with individuals from different nations, learning German language is an incredible method for doing as such.

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One in ten books are written in German language It's worth looking into German language . One in ten books are written in German language . As per the Unfamiliar Help Foundation, one out of ten books is written in German language making them rank fifth regarding yearly distribution of new books. What's more, that is only the start - German language has a rich scholarly history and is utilized in various fields, including business and designing. Past taking classes or learning all alone, there are a lot of ways of getting submerged in this charming language. Begin with nuts and bolts like perusing and composing. When you have those down, begin concentrating on jargon and syntax. With training, you'll have the option to impart all the more actually in German language and fabricate associations with locals. Consider learning a second language alongside German language if you want to advance your language skills.

Web benefits from German language

German language is quite possibly of the most famous language composed on the Web just after Russian; specifically, roughly six percent of the Internet. Assuming you as of now have or expect to have a web-based presence, this is extremely urgent. You would be passing up large number of expected clients on the off chance that you overlooked your German language speakers! Did you had any idea about that the '.de', area was once second to the .com space?

A center for Business visionaries

In German language , Berlin is viewed as a focal point for business visionaries. Do you have the enthusiasm in making the following billion-dollar application that will change the market? Then, at that point, Berlin is your go-to objective to become wildly successful in the startup area, a computerized wanderer, or a business visionary. The European market is open to change and requires novel ideas for success.

Conclusion:

We believe that you presently have an unmistakable comprehension of the benefits of learning another dialect. Knowing German language won't just entryways for good open positions in the field of wellbeing, travel, deals, the travel industry, and that's only the tip of the iceberg yet will likewise assume a critical part in your capacity to sign up for German language universities. Multinational corporations and government agencies are looking for bilingual employees. You will significantly profit from concentrating on German language due to its different culture and notoriety as a center point for organizations.

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I have no idea whether I sent this ask to you or another person by mistake so I’ll try again, sorry if this ends up a repeat ask. Do you happen to know the cultural inspirations behind the Black Dragon laguz? Thank you!

Nope! Haven't gotten this ask before. The short answer is: Maybe a little bit, however, we are probably better off for not having any firm answers.

The easiest place to start is the names. I've seen a lot of people say that the black dragons have a lot of South Asian/Indian influences in regards to names. For example, Almedha’s name in Japanese is Amrita, which is a Sanskrit name meaning immortality (Almedha seems to be similar to a Spanish name, Almeda, seemingly derived from an Arabic word for "the city"). Rajaion and Kurthnaga seem to have some influence from Indian languages as well. Raja coming from a Sanskrit word and means king or ruler and Naga being a creature in Hindu mythology (Kurth is a Germanic name, but both Kurth and Naga come from prior entries in the series).

However, Dheginsea doesn't seem to have the same influence to his name (a very clever redditor pointed out that his Japanese name, Dheginhansea, seems to be a combination of Degwin, from Gundam, and Hanse, which is Germanic.) If you're curious, Nasir is an Arabic name meaning helper or "one who gives victory," Ena is derived from an Irish Gaelic name meaning ardent or "little fire" while Gareth is a Welsh name meaning "gentle" that is from Arthurian mythology, one of the knights of the round (Gawain was also a knight of the round).

Culturally, however, Goldoa’s isolationism set into place by Dheginsea is more reminiscent of Edo Japan or other nations than India. Also of note, Kurthnaga’s host oriented hospitality speech in Path of Radiance feels very reminiscent of Ancient Greece to me off the top of my head, and as it conflicts with Ike's more guest oriented view of hospitality in the story, by confusing him a little, that could either be a real cultural difference between Goldoa and Crimea, or just Kurthnaga trying to justify his actions. (Of course, more cultures may also match what Kurthnaga said than Ancient Greece. I'm just not as familiar with them.)

As for clothes, as much as the short shorts and mini skirts seen in the Tellius games can relate to historical clothes, Dheginsea, Rajaion, Gareth, and Kurthnaga seem to be more generic European fantasy (tunics, boots, leggings), while Ena's outfit appears to have a far more Eastern Asian influence than the other dragons. We never see what Almedha wore before becoming the dowager queen of Daein, so I don't know if that's the norm.

Architecturally, I have no idea. The only shot we get of Goldoan Architecture is this of the capital city in Radiant Dawn and I have no idea what it may be similar to.

All this to say that while you can make a case for South Asian/Indian inspiration for the three siblings in the royal dragon family, I'm not comfortable saying that for a fact, especially given Dheginsea's name not having a remotely similar etymology to his children. And, given how the developers of Fire Emblem have handled their depiction of "fantasy Europe," it likely wouldn't have been a 1 to 1 coding for the culture of "fantasy India" if we saw more of it in the game, moreso a very concerning blend of multiple cultures with a medieval European wash on top of it.

[gloriousncss]

{nicola coughlan, 36, cis woman, she/her} We are so glad to see you safe, QUEEN ELISABETH “LIESEL” HATZFELD of GERMANY! It’s dangerous out in the world these days, but I hear that you are DECISIVE and EMPATHETIC enough to handle it. Just don’t let your EXPLOSIVENESS bring you down! Stay on your guard, because with your secret being at risk for exposure, you wouldn’t want everyone to find out YOU WERE EXONERATED FOR A CRIME YOU BELIEVE YOU COMMITTED.

The Basics:

Name: Elisabeth Hatzfeld Nickname: Liesel Title: Queen of Germany Age: 36 Birthday: December 28th (Capricorn) Sexuality: Bisexual/Biromantic Marital Status: Betrothed Positive Traits: Decisive, empathetic, nurturing, sensible Negative Traits: Explosive, competitive, temperamental, restless. Hobbies: Embroidery, star-gazing Family: King Elias Hatzfeld (deceased, twin brother), Crown Prince Stefan Hatzfeld (brother), youngest Hatzfeld royal (sibling).

Physical Attributes:

Height: 5'1" Hair Color: Strawberry blonde Hair Length: Stops right at her natural waist Hair texture: Wavy and frail Eye Color: Blue Markings/Tattoos: None Accent: English Languages Spoken: German, English, French Skin Texture: Constantly dry, she is always washing and moisturizing her hands

Prologue:

Ever since Elisabeth was born, she's known two things were absolutely true. One twin was destined for greatness. The other was destined to be his twin sister. Elias was a dream, or so his admirers would say. If anyone ever wanted to be her friend, even for a moment, it was so they could get a glimpse at her brother. Whilst he was heralded as a hero, Liesel was trapped under layers of pink and powder blue, forced to do all of the real work with their family. She was more a mother to her brother and sibling than their own mother was. Yet, as a people-pleaser by nature, she still sought the approval of her father, even if all she could get from the man was a solemn head nod every once in a while. It wasn't always so terrible, growing up. She had a great deal of fun caring for her younger siblings, getting to know them as they grew older and making little piece of embroidery for their clothes, handkerchiefs, and pillows to commemorate their proudest milestones. Of course, that would never be the case for her twin. While they had their friendly moments, she kept her distance as to not be swallowed up under his shadow. It gave her a great deal of free time to learn new embroidery patterns and even learn to study the stars, discovering the stories they tell and what they say about the future. It was a simple, almost-happy life, or at least that's what she told herself as she faded away into the background. Liesel did not shed a single tear when her father died. Well, maybe a few, but it was only for the lost chances she could have had to prove to him that she was the better choice for queen. She was smarter, kinder, and had a countenance that other nations could find more agreeable. But it didn't stand a chance against the golden boy. With betrothals already set for both her and her first younger brother, it seemed like there would be hell arriving at the doors of the German apartments once they arrived to India.

Chapter 1: Lal Qila

The apartments were abysmal. She was betrothed to someone she didn't much like at all. Was she being punished? Was this meant to be revenge for even suggesting to their father that she could wear the crown? Her patience wore thinner and thinner as the days went by. To her relief, the answers came sooner rather than later; Germany was broke and the only reason their nation stood a chance was because of Japan. Her brother was a joke of a king and it was only proven to her that day. Once a docile, sweet woman, her ambitions grew greater and greater to take the throne from him while he was still vulnerable. The Reckoning was less of a threat and more of an opportunity. The anger had boiled over so much to the point where she paid off what was left in her pockets to her captors to seize the German King in exchange for her and her siblings freedom. The plan was to pretend to negotiate for his release in exchange for abdicating the throne, but something unimaginable happened instead...

After The Reckoning... (tw; murder)

King Elias was dead. Her twin brother was dead and it was her fault. Liesel was beside herself, wailing and weeping for the grave mistake she had made. Thankfully, her shock and guilt was easily mistaken for an inconsolable, loving sister who had just lost her dearest brother. During the tribunal against the Hatzfeld royals, she could hardly get a word out through her tears. Though they were genuine, she had to admit she was quite grateful for them. No one suspected a thing. No one could have ever guessed that she cried day in and day out for months as she blamed herself for Elias's death. She wanted him dethroned, she wanted him to see her succeed past his mistakes. Being queen now wasn't quite the victory she had imagined it would be. Now, a year has passed since that horrifying day. Exonerated of all possible crime, Liesel is now Queen of Germany, by default, and she is determined to wipe out this stain from their family's history by restoring them to their former glory. Her siblings, of course, will need new betrothals that will give them happiness and money. Meanwhile, Liesel still remains betrothed to the same person she despised in Lal Qila... out of pure necessity for funds, of course. Perhaps, one day, she can bring herself to make the march down the aisle without retching at the thought of it. But, for now, she can set her sights on securing other alliances, ushering a new era of peace, and desperately trying to distract herself, and the rest of the world, from the lingering fact that her brother is dead... because of her.

TLDR; Elisabeth (or more commonly known as "Liesel") is like the invisible backbone of the family. Since she was old enough to take on responsibility, she's been the mother figure that her siblings needed in the absence of their real parents. She lived entirely under Elias's shadow, despite trying to people-please her way to the crown. It, obviously, didn't work. Instead, she got betrothed to someone she doesn't like and was shoved into a tiny crappy apartment in Lal Qila (because they were broke oof) and thought that Elias actually hated her. She got pissed and paid off her captors in The Reckoning to grab him so she could "negotiate his release" by abdicating the throne to her. It backfired when he turned up dead. She 100% blames herself and wept her way through the tribunal. Everyone pretty much thought she wasn't a threat and obviously cared about him because she's crying so much. It was all just guilt and shock, really. Now, with the crown on her head a year later, she's desperate to wipe this mistake from her ledger by trying to create peace. But this is a BIIIIG mess to clean up, phew.

Similar Characters: Elsa (Frozen), Rosalie Hale (Twilight), Terry Jeffords (Brooklyn Nine-Nine), Luisa Madrigal (Encanto), Wendy Darling (Peter Pan), Dottie (A League of Their Own), Odette (The Swan Princess)

[radical-revolution]

More by Accident than Design

Today, we know that Buddha was born in the Himalayas in present-day Nepal, then spent his life wandering through the region of northern India that lies to the south of Nepal. Yet, three hundred years ago, after seven hundred years of Muslim rule, India had all but forgotten about the Buddha. Until, that is, a few eccentric British colonizers and tea estate managers fell under India’s spell and became fascinated by its native languages and culture.

In the course of their Sanskrit studies, they stumbled across the teachings of the Buddha. A British Army officer called Alexander Cunningham famously rediscovered Bodhgaya. Thanks to him, we can now visit the exact spot of the Buddha’s enlightenment.

Throughout the nineteenth century, European interest in the Buddha grew as reports of new discoveries in India became available. The first general historical account of Indian Buddhism, Introduction à l’histoire du Bouddhisme indien, was published in 1844 by French scholar Eugène Burnouf.

The German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer famously described Buddhism as the “best of all possible religions” and even Friedrich Nietzsche became interested in Buddhism, albeit for all the wrong reasons. Carl Jung, the Swiss psychiatrist, wrote:

I have visited the holy places of Buddhism in India and was profoundly impressed by them, quite apart from my reading of Buddhist literature. If I were an Indian, I would definitely be a Buddhist. But in the West, we have different presuppositions.

Migration also played a major part in the spread of Buddhism throughout the nineteenth century. In the 1840s, Chinese Buddhists began emigrating to America; in the 1870s they were the first to take Buddhism to Australia. In the 1950s, Vietnamese refugees fled to America where they set up the first Buddhist institutions in the West.

By the time the Tibetans were relocating to India in the 1960s, Buddhism had begun to attract a great deal of attention, thanks in no small part to the hippies, the ‘hippy trail’, weed (ganj), the Beat Generation, the Beatles, transcendental meditation and the Vietnam war.

For centuries, Christian missionaries travelled to the East to spread the gospel and convert the natives. Asians have therefore never had to seek out the Christian teachings. For westerners it was the other way around. I have heard some very touching stories about the higgledy-piggledy routes Buddhism took to the UK, America and Europe – especially about the hippies who followed The Beatles to India, accidentally bumped into Buddhism, tuned into transcendental meditation and took up yoga. But few of those who took an interest in Buddhism at that time were specifically seeking enlightenment and so they did almost no research or fact-checking. All of which made Buddhadharma’s centuries-long journey to the West haphazard, at best.

Yet, in spite of its chaotic introduction, the results of having the Buddhist teachings in Europe, America and Australia have generally been good. The only real drawback is that quite a number of new Buddhists have been left with some quite hard-to-shake misconceptions and deeply rooted habitual patterns.

Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse

Poison is Medicine - Clarifying the Vajrayana

Siddhartha’s Intent