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[ 16th april, 2024 • DAY 65/145 ]

turns out kailh polia is my ideal keyboard type :0 it goes plink plink softly

also, got the SD grades back and 16/20 on the exam, meaning i'll end with 18! i'm probably still gonna retake the exam cause i know i can do better but yk, that's pretty good already!!

-> classes (total: 3h30)

-> Comp minitest (20/20)

-> lunch with friends

-> keynotes/presentations i attended from that yearly event (so cool!! loved it!! and learned a lot):

Adam Fay (14h00, Warner Bros Animation)

Avneet Kaur (15h00, Walt Disney Animation Studios)

Cody Lyon (16h00, Pixar)

[themovieblogonline]

Sunny Singh Talks "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage" and Future Roles

Sunny Singh, the talented actor known for his captivating performances, recently shared his experiences and thoughts on his latest film, "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage," in an exclusive interview. The movie, which is streaming on ZEE5 Global, delves into the concept of love arising from arranged marriages. Singh opens up about his role, his on-screen chemistry with co-star Avneet Kaur, and his future aspirations. Let's dive into the highlights of this engaging conversation. When asked about his initial thoughts on the script of "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage," Sunny Singh reveals that the film was pitched to him by his dear friend Raaj Shaandilyaa, the producer. "Raaj and I have always wanted to work together. We are friends first, and then he often meets me for a coffee to discuss new scripts. When he offered me this film about one and a half years ago, I immediately agreed," Singh shares. His trust in Raj Chandler's work and the excitement of collaborating with a friend made the decision easy. The film's quirky and commendable writing further solidified his interest. "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage" explores the dynamics of love emerging from arranged marriages. Singh believes that both arranged and love marriages have their own set of challenges and rewards. "It really depends on the individuals involved. There are difficulties in both types of marriages, but when you love someone and introduce them to your parents, it's like a blend of love and arranged marriage. I think love marriages are better because you know the person well and have spent time with them," Singh explains. His perspective highlights the evolving nature of relationships and the importance of understanding and trust. One of the standout aspects of the film is the on-screen chemistry between Sunny Singh and Avneet Kaur. Reflecting on their collaboration, Singh recalls the first day they met. "We weren't talking much at first because of the hectic shoot in 45-degree sun. But once we started talking, it felt like we were college buddies. We connected over our Punjabi roots and language, which made our bond stronger," he says. Their off-screen camaraderie translated into a natural and fun dynamic on-screen, making their performances even more enjoyable for the audience. Sunny Singh's journey in the film industry has been marked by consistent hard work and resilience. When asked about his advice for aspiring actors, he emphasizes the importance of consistency and mental strength. "You might face rejection and failure, but even those moments are part of your success. The journey can be long or short, but understanding your craft and being mentally strong is crucial. Your craft and consistency will help you meet the right person at the right time," Singh advises. His words serve as a valuable guide for anyone looking to make a mark in the entertainment industry. Looking ahead, Sunny Singh expresses a keen interest in taking on diverse roles. "I really want to do a biopic, especially a warrior biopic. I believe in my action skills and would love to explore romantic comedies, action comedies, and unconventional films. But a warrior biopic is something I'm looking forward to," he reveals. This glimpse into his aspirations shows his dedication to growing as an actor and exploring new challenges. "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage" is available for streaming on ZEE5 Global, a leading platform for South Asian content. ZEE5 Global offers a wide range of movies, TV shows, and original series in multiple languages, catering to a global audience. With its extensive library and user-friendly interface, ZEE5 Global has become a go-to destination for entertainment enthusiasts worldwide. The platform continues to bring engaging and diverse content, making it a favorite among viewers. In conclusion, Sunny Singh's insights into "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage," his collaboration with Avneet Kaur, and his advice for aspiring actors provide a fascinating look into his career and future plans. His passion for acting and dedication to his craft are evident, making him a beloved figure in the industry. Don't miss his latest film on ZEE5 Global, where you can enjoy a blend of romance, humor, and the charm of Sunny Singh. Read the full article

[newsoholic24x7]

Top 10 Places To Visit In Rajasthan

Top 10 Places To Visit In Rajasthan

Top 10 Places To Visit In Rajasthan Rajasthan is truly one of the most beautiful places in India, and it’s where you’ll find the highest concentration of historic forts, palaces, and monuments, as well as numerous charming towns and villages. If you’re looking to experience an unforgettable trip through Rajasthan, here are the top 10 places to visit in Rajasthan that you shouldn’t miss out on…

[an-idiot-in-fandoms]

Dead! / Chapter 2: You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison

Chapter Summary: Some people just never find peace. You’re one of those.

“No, I told you,” you argued, phone pressed to your ear, as you typed frantically at the computer sat in front of you, “I’m not requesting extra money from the council because I want it, it’s because we need it. Have you ever worked in an orphanage before?”

Your best friend and coworker, Avneet, paused to watch you have a furious conversation with the Gotham committee treasurer’s secretary, as she put away a multitude of books that had just been worn down by the kids. She noticed how a few drops of nervous sweat dribbled down your forehead, splattering onto your desk, which made you even more tense. She wrinkled her nose at you, and lifted a warning finger, just as you were about to swear — you reluctantly held back on the cuss, and she returned to her duties, putting away the various stories for the next reading session. She rubbed her forehead, and let out a mild yawn as she kneeled down to stock up the lower shelves, wondering what to give the children for lunch.

Her thoughts were cut off from business as usual, when she heard you let out a defiant, “Fuck you! And your eyebrows!” before you hung up, and slammed your device on the table with an aggravated grunt.

Her frown deepened at your use of language, and she was quick to ask you dryly, “I’m guessing they didn’t raise our budget?”

“No,” you replied shortly, tapping your finger against your arm, letting out a long huff as you calmed yourself down. “I told you, it’s not worth it. The bitch puts me on hold, and then when he picks up, he wastes my time with six new reasons why they’re all immoral fucks.”

“Oh well. It was worth a shot,” Avneet assured you, as she got up, dusting down her trousers. “Thanks for trying anyway, even though you probably got us blocked with that last part.”

“Have you seen his eyebrows?” you defended, waving your hand around in a wild, unspecified gesture, “They look like giant, obese caterpillars!”

“Yes, but did you have to point it out?” she questioned with an exasperated smile.

You blinked, and then folded your arms over your chest in a silent motion of annoyance. Avneet couldn’t hold back a laugh at your face, and gave you a small, pitying pat on the shoulder as she passed, going back into the main hall; as the doors momentarily opened and closed, you heard the rambunctious screeching and giggling of the children inside, who were clearly entertaining themselves well with what you’d given them. For a second, you considered going inside, before simply standing up, and wandering over to the office window, letting your hand lilt over the chequebook, the spare laptop, and the meal planner.

Pressing your head against the glass, you stared out blankly at the street, darkened by the familiar clouds of Gotham above — you’d grown accustomed to the dreary weather by this point — there were a few cars on the road ahead, and across from you stood a block of poorly maintained council houses. You sighed miserably, a tense scowl occupying your otherwise neutral expression, and you could recall how Mrs Truham would’ve given you a reprimanding lecture on how a pretty face would make pretty acquaintances.

You had not only ignored her advice because you point blank detested the woman, but also because you’d thought with impunity that you didn’t need acquaintances; you’d mumbled, under your breath, after she’d returned to applying her blush, that friends were for preps, and then had snatched her mascara off the table to experiment with later. She’d grounded you after she’d found out, bursting into your room the moment you’d arrived home from school, screaming at you that it wasn’t ‘proper’, for somebody like you to wear makeup.

Fuckin’ stupid.

(You couldn’t be sure if you were referring to the idea she’d had of you, Mrs Truham, or yourself. In any case, the words played well with whatever scenario.)

A motorbike zoomed down the road, at a speed that you were certain isn’t legal, and you peeked over slightly to catch a better glimpse of the driver; you didn’t, they were long gone (like your parents—). You let out an unimpressed snort, though inwardly, you heard your fifteen year old self cry out with spittling slobber that it might’ve been Gerard Way on his way to film a music video. Oh, to be the young and carefree soul you’d once been — that was a wish that could never be fulfilled, and arguably, it’s what got you in this scrappy, scarring situation in the first place.

But you didn’t regret being a punk. Not one bit.

You’d rather you had that courage now; god knew that you needed it. Sure, you could tell people to fuck off, but it was more of out of fatigue and utter misery rather than rebellious spirit.

“You gonna help me out with the snacks?” Avneet called out to you, from the doorway to the main hall.

You shifted in your position, and looked over your shoulder at her — her long black, beautiful hair was certainly something to behold, and her glasses framed her face perfectly, matching her dark skin tone. Her Indian accent was slightly prevalent, (perhaps she’d been on the phone to her mother a minute ago), and she was holding a shaken cardboard box, marked bluntly as ‘food’; it was probably time to feed the little buggers, they got ancy without their dose of glucose.

With a small nod, you moved over, took the item from her grasp, and pushed the door open with your back, flexing slightly as you did. Avneet let out a small, “Wow,” with a playfully flirtatious smirk, “anything else you can do with those arms?”

“Snap your neck,” you supplied, though the remark was accompanied by a parched grin that crumbled like an old biscuit when you cracked it.

“That’s not funny,” she retorted, despite her amusement, “you’re built like a tank. Honestly, I don’t understand why you don’t join the Bat-gang.”

“Too tired.” T’was but half a joke.

A singular call from Avneet, after giving you a nudge, brought in thirty-or-so hungry minors, who were clambering over each other, half ripping their second hand clothes to shreds in their efforts to get the refreshments first. You snorted in a deadpan manner, recalling how you’d spent seven hours trekking from obscure store to obscure shop to find these little terrors something appropriate to wear aside from their shoddy street attire. But they’d been all each a very cheap price, so it wasn’t the biggest scandal of the century that they were getting messed up, and besides, kids liked to destroy things.

You knew you certainly had loved to ruin everything. Mr Truham had taken you into his office once, and once only, because as soon as you’d been alone, you’d thrown the printer to the floor, ripped the noticeboard off the wall and beat it like a drumstick against his computer; they hadn’t actually realised what was going on until they heard the desk being tipped over, and even then, you’d shoved it against the entrance so they couldn’t get inside. Then, you’d screamed loudly whilst overturning all the furniture, and ripping leaflets into snowflakes.

You’d screamed, and screamed, and screamed. You’d screamed that you wanted to go home, and that this was a dirty country full of liars and frauds.

When they’d got in, they’d found you half-crying, half-laughing on the ground. It didn’t stop you from getting a great big slap to the face when you arrived back at the house.

Oh well.

The sticky hands of the children ripped bags of snacks from the box, leaving it empty and mutilated; there was a brief chorus of ‘thank yous’, before they all hurried off to sit on the yellow benches, chattering about whatever internet meme had captured their little imaginations. Avneet smiled fondly at the lot of them, and you felt the smallest amount of comfort at their and her happiness.

She addressed you casually, “Could you take that out to the recycling? Oh, and we might need some extra food for tonight, could you get some instant food from the corner shop?”

“Uh huh,” you nodded absentmindedly, spinning on your heel, and wandering down the corridor, to the main entrance of the building.

Stepping out into the light, you squinted against the dull light of the clouds, and moved towards the bins at the edge of the pavement, before chucking the box unceremoniously into the green wheelie, before starting your trek towards the small convenience store at the end of the street. The lane was silent, mostly, apart from the occasional yowl of a catfight, or perhaps the cry of an unfed infant; the road was chipped and soggy with humidity and agony. Your hoodie felt oddly heavy against you, and you had to shake off the thought that somebody was watching you — though to be fair, this damned city always had something around every corner.

But you could dwell on the shortcomings of this hellhole another time. After a turn of a corner, you made your way down the sloped path, towards the lit up neon sign, run by a rather jovial woman by the name of Nicole; you remembered her vividly, because the night you ended up alone, you came here, and she gave you a bag of crisps for free.

Ah, such fond memories.

You were about to go inside, your thrifted shoes hitting the cement like the drums of Black Sabbath, when you felt a sudden sense of paranoia.

Slowly, you glanced over your shoulder, only to find nothing and looked forwards again — except that it seemed the shop was wavering. “That’s fuckin’ weird,” you murmured, starting to move to get a closer glimpse; but your system let out an inaudible shriek of protest, stopping you in your tracks, like you’d been shocked with a thousand volts.

The air around you became thick, and you coughed slightly. Must be the pollution… you put it down to. Gotta get inside, in that case—

As soon as you moved your foot, your knees buckled, with a pathetic crumple, and you felt your head spin in confusion, as you hit the ground with a resounding thump. At the mercy of gravity, your torso hit the melting tarmac, and fuck!— it hurt, it felt like a ruthless animal had torn open your lungs, and had bitten right into your spine! A shuddered gasp escaped you as your chest closed in and crunched, like the smashing of an old car.

You couldn’t even cry out; all you could fathom were colours, idiosyncratic patterns performing synchronised swimming in your vision, a pandering production to entertain your corpse. As your consciousness faded, and your breathing became weak, it left you nothing but pathetic.

Oh, god, you’re kidding me, your thoughts tried one last time to motivate you, I haven’t even handed in my fucking resignation for life yet. I wasn’t planning to do that yet — I wasn’t planning to go yet.

I wasn’t planning to meet Jason Todd yet. But maybe it’s about time I should.

If I end up in the same place as him.

Your body slumped, and nobody but Gotham City watched you corrode, alone.

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[slutdreams]

Your friends or siblings

your bestfriends or sisters

👇 Avneet kaur ( age 23 )

👇 jannat zubair ( age 23 )

your brothers or bestfriends

👇 rahat abrol ( age 25 )

👇 sarba bhattacharjee ( age 25 )

your bestfriends

👇 ben barnes ( age 27 )

👇 andrew garfield ( age 27 )

👇 sam jones cousin or bestfriend ( LGBTQ+) ( age 27 )

👇 kaneez surka ( age 34 )

👇 Aishwarya mohanraj ( age 26 )

[cipher-dorito]

clouds: list your top 5 songs at the moment and how they make you feel and silk: list songs you listen to for a jam from the happy ask list :)

Clouds:

Okay so... I usually always list English songs, but this time, I'm gonna list desi songs which calm me down and cheer me up :) [it might be more than 5, sorryy]

1. I'm hooked on "Naina da kya kasoor" from the film Andhadhun. The electronic version is also so awesome! It always cheers me up :)

2. "Kabhi Kabhi Aditi" from Jaane tu ya Jaane Na is the best feel-good song ever :)

3. Jaane tu ya Jaane Na has such good songs!! Here's another one :) "Nazrein Milaana Nazrein Churaana"

4. If we're gonna talk about feelgood Bollywood songs HOW CAN WE FORGET SONGS FROM 'JAB WE MET'

Here, take "Tum se Hi". It calms me so much.

5. Also "Aao milo chalo" from Jab we Met

Okay so this was all nostalgia. Now some nice relatively new-ish desi songs.

6. "Haaye Oye" by Qaran. This song basically marked my entire 11th grade, when my classmates and I would just listen to this song on repeat.

7. "Rab Raakha" by The Yellow Diary. My best friend recommended it to me one day, saying this song 'hits different' at 2 am.

Silk:

So let's see some of my favourite upbeat desi jams shall we :)

1. "Sadi Gali" from Tanu weds Manu is the NUMBER ONE upbeat song. I love it so damn much.

2. "Galla Goodiyan" from Dil Dhadakne Do :)

Desi EDM?? NUCLEYA!!!

3. "Aaja"

SHIT I HIT THE AUDIO LIMIT ON THIS POST AARGH.

I am gonna make a sequel to this, okay??!!

Thanks for the ask @cause-fangirls-are-awesome :D

Happy asks!

[ganafmm]

Top 10 Punjabi Songs you must have in your road trip playlist

Can you imagine a road trip without a pumped playlist? No ways! No road trip is complete without a playlist that sets the mood and keeps things high when you are travelling with friends or family. And, what’s better than Punajbi songs which can actually pump-up your energy levels. So, here are top 10 Punjabi songs which you must have in your road trip playlist:

Wakhra Swag - Navv Inder feat Badshah Bapu Zimidar – Jassi Gill Proper Patola – Diljit Dosanjh feat Badshah Jaguar – Sukhe Feat Bohemia Paanch Taara – Diljit Dosanjh Suit – Guru Randhawa Feat. Arjun Laung Gawacha Ft Avneet Khurmi Nucleya Dil Luteya – Jazzy B Lamborghini Chalai Jande Ho - Doorbeen Feat Lagdi Lahore Diya - Guru Randhawa

These road trip songs are bound to kill the boredom and before you know it, even the long travel time to your next destination would have vanished without you even realizing. That is the power of music and you can experience it fully with our recommended numbers. The best road trip songs are also amazing if you have someone who is also equally enthusiastic about the kind of music that you are interested in.

So, what are you waiting for? Go to GanaFM for new Punjabi songs download.

[themovieblogonline]

Sunny Singh Talks "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage" and Future Roles

Sunny Singh, the talented actor known for his captivating performances, recently shared his experiences and thoughts on his latest film, "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage," in an exclusive interview. The movie, which is streaming on ZEE5 Global, delves into the concept of love arising from arranged marriages. Singh opens up about his role, his on-screen chemistry with co-star Avneet Kaur, and his future aspirations. Let's dive into the highlights of this engaging conversation. When asked about his initial thoughts on the script of "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage," Sunny Singh reveals that the film was pitched to him by his dear friend Raaj Shaandilyaa, the producer. "Raaj and I have always wanted to work together. We are friends first, and then he often meets me for a coffee to discuss new scripts. When he offered me this film about one and a half years ago, I immediately agreed," Singh shares. His trust in Raj Chandler's work and the excitement of collaborating with a friend made the decision easy. The film's quirky and commendable writing further solidified his interest. "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage" explores the dynamics of love emerging from arranged marriages. Singh believes that both arranged and love marriages have their own set of challenges and rewards. "It really depends on the individuals involved. There are difficulties in both types of marriages, but when you love someone and introduce them to your parents, it's like a blend of love and arranged marriage. I think love marriages are better because you know the person well and have spent time with them," Singh explains. His perspective highlights the evolving nature of relationships and the importance of understanding and trust. One of the standout aspects of the film is the on-screen chemistry between Sunny Singh and Avneet Kaur. Reflecting on their collaboration, Singh recalls the first day they met. "We weren't talking much at first because of the hectic shoot in 45-degree sun. But once we started talking, it felt like we were college buddies. We connected over our Punjabi roots and language, which made our bond stronger," he says. Their off-screen camaraderie translated into a natural and fun dynamic on-screen, making their performances even more enjoyable for the audience. Sunny Singh's journey in the film industry has been marked by consistent hard work and resilience. When asked about his advice for aspiring actors, he emphasizes the importance of consistency and mental strength. "You might face rejection and failure, but even those moments are part of your success. The journey can be long or short, but understanding your craft and being mentally strong is crucial. Your craft and consistency will help you meet the right person at the right time," Singh advises. His words serve as a valuable guide for anyone looking to make a mark in the entertainment industry. Looking ahead, Sunny Singh expresses a keen interest in taking on diverse roles. "I really want to do a biopic, especially a warrior biopic. I believe in my action skills and would love to explore romantic comedies, action comedies, and unconventional films. But a warrior biopic is something I'm looking forward to," he reveals. This glimpse into his aspirations shows his dedication to growing as an actor and exploring new challenges. "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage" is available for streaming on ZEE5 Global, a leading platform for South Asian content. ZEE5 Global offers a wide range of movies, TV shows, and original series in multiple languages, catering to a global audience. With its extensive library and user-friendly interface, ZEE5 Global has become a go-to destination for entertainment enthusiasts worldwide. The platform continues to bring engaging and diverse content, making it a favorite among viewers. In conclusion, Sunny Singh's insights into "Luv Ki Arrange Marriage," his collaboration with Avneet Kaur, and his advice for aspiring actors provide a fascinating look into his career and future plans. His passion for acting and dedication to his craft are evident, making him a beloved figure in the industry. Don't miss his latest film on ZEE5 Global, where you can enjoy a blend of romance, humor, and the charm of Sunny Singh. Read the full article

[therealpolyglot-blog]

Guest blog by Avneet

Avneet (from India) is an ardent lover of languages. He is specialising in teaching Portuguese as a foreign language and translation studies. Besides that, he speaks English, Hindi, a bit of French and Spanish. He is interested in cross cultural management, applied linguistics, translation studies and edTech.

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How To Learn a Language Like a Polyglot: Part 2

Hello everyone! This is the second part of an amazing post written by our dear friend Avneet. If you missed the first part you can click HERE and check it out. We consider this two posts to be a very complete guide on how to learn a language, so just keep reading and put in action these tips. - Mari & Chrissa

CONVERSATION

This is one of the biggest fear of any language learning student no matter which part of the world you reside in. It is important to speak and use what you know. Now, it is really important that you say whatever you can and you know without bothering about whether what you said made sense or not. If you keep waiting to be perfect, unfortunately, you will keep waiting. The golden rule is to conversate as much as possible. There is nothing to be embarrassed, we all have been there and said stupid things, it is important to accept it as a great way of learning and improving your conversation skills. It has been observed that you speak without any fear when you are a bit tipsy (Tried and Tested). So, a little bit of alcohol consumption won’t be a bad idea when you want to conversate with your native mates. Remember, a little, we don’t want you to murmur.

Knowing your motivation to learn a foreign language

Each language I chose to learn serves a purpose for me. Portuguese fills my craving to wander, French is my language of coquetry, Swedish is my language to get insight about a culture total opposite to mine in India. As a whole, I am learning languages because I am interested in languages, linguistics, cross-cultural management and translation studies. Languages help me see a broader picture and understand the world we live in. You need to ask yourself, ‘What’s your call?’.

Connecting with the community

There is a huge polyglot community on Instagram, YouTube, Tumblr etc. It is important to share your journey with others. Some will get motivated, some would help us improve, some can collaborate with us and come up with new techniques to spice up the whole process of language learning. We all need support from time to time and there is no shying away from it. It is a big fat family out there of language enthusiasts from all walks of life. Be part of a bigger picture. Be good. Be awesome.

Having your own pace

We all know some polyglots who have said to be ‘fluent’ in a week, a month, a trimester, or a semester. Now, we need to understand that we all have different goals. Some want to have basic conversational skills, others want to drown themselves totally in the language and be let’s say, Japanophile or Italophile etc. Also, we all have different speed to acquire concepts while learning a language. Do not compare, I repeat, do not compare yourself with others. Go on at your own pace in the initial stages, get the necessary understanding and your pace will improve automatically. It is a slow and steady process. Stick to your plan and try not to change it again and again by getting influenced to a larger extent from others. Well, this is how it works and has been working out for me so far. Language learning is all about going with the flow and getting the right vibe with your target language. It is one hell of a ride, enjoy it. Language learning has evolved me as a person and helped me have different perspectives. Audiobooks will force you to make quick decisions. Also,you can actually attain your dreams through your target language. It helps you rejoice your childhood once more. You always wanted to write? Didn’t you? Now is the time. It is a good way to keep you occupied. This process also makes you a bit of an extrovert. More you learn, more eager you become to speak. Speaking is important even if you think it is all gibberish what is coming out of your mouth. Feedback is essential here and you get it when you make mistakes in the process. Remember, you are cool if you make mistakes. Be proud! Keep a motivation check and keep reminding yourself the reason you are learning your target language. Whether you go slow and steady or be a ferrari, it is your own pace, own it. That’s all, happy learning! Avneet - Guest blogger

Cómo aprender idiomas como un políglota: Parte 2

¡Hola a todos! Esta es la segunda parte de un post increible escrito por nuestro amigo Avneet. Si te perdiste la primera parte, no te preocupes, podrás encontrarla AQUÍ. Consideramos que este post es una guía completa sobre cómo aprender un idioma, así sigue leyendo y pon estos tips en acción. - Mari & Chrissa

CONVERSACIÓN

Este es uno de los mayores miedos de cualquier estudiante de idiomas sin importar en qué parte del mundo resides. Es importante hablar y utilizar lo que has aprendido. Es súper importante que digas todo lo que puedas sin preocuparte si lo dijiste tiene sentido o no. si sigues esperando a ser perfecto, desafortunadamente, te quedaras esperando toda la vida. La regla de oro s conversar lo más que puedas. No hay nada de qué avergonzarse, todos hemos pasado por eso y hemos dicho cosas tontas, es importante aceptarlo como una manera maravillosa de mejorar tus habilidades conversacionales. Cabe destacar que es es posible que hables sin miedo cuando has tomado un poco (comprobado por mi). Así que, un poco de alcohol no sería una mala idea para hablar con nativos. Recuerda solo un poco no queremos que después no se te entienda.

Conocer tu motivación para aprender una lengua extranjera

Cada idioma que yo elijo sirve un propósito en mi vida. El portugués me da esa sensación de deambular, el francés es mi idioma de coquetear, El sueco es mi entrada a una cultura muy diferente a la mía en la India. En general, estoy aprendiendo idiomas porque me interesan los idiomas, la lingüística, la administración entre culturas y la traducción. Los idiomas me ayudan a ver una amplia perspectiva y a entender el mundo en el que vivimos. Te tienes que preguntar a ti mismo, ¿Qué es lo que te llama?

Conectar con la comunidad

Hay una comunidad de políglotas inmensa en Instagram, Youtube, Tumblr, etc. Es muy importante compartir tu progreso con otros. Algunos se motivan, los ayudarás a mejorar, colaborarán con otros y encontrarán nuevas técnicas para mejorar el proceso de aprendizaje. Todos necesitamos apoyo de vez en cuando, no hay que esconderse de los demás. Es una gran familia de amantes de los idiomas. Se parte de este grupo, se bueno, se increíble.

Ir a tu propio ritmo

Sabemos que algunos políglotas nos han dicho que podemos hablar un idioma “fluido” en una semana, uno, tres o seis meses. Ahora, tenemos que entender que todos tenemos distintas metas. Algunos quieren tener poder tener una conversación básica, otros quieren adentrarse por completo en el idioma como en los caso de los japonófilos, italófilos, etc. Además, todos tenemos distintos tiempos en los cuales aprendemos un idioma. No te compares, lo repito, en serio, no te compares con otros. Ve a tu propio ritmo sobre todo al principio, obtén el entendimiento necesario en el tiempo que puedas y verás como avanzarás. Es un proceso lento. confía en tu plan e intenta no cambiarlo todo el tiempo bajo la influencia de otros. Bueno, esto es lo que me ha funcionado a mi hasta ahora. Aprender un idioma trata de dejarte llevar y de entender el funcionamiento de la lengua que estás aprendiendo. Es una trayectoria digna de admirar, disfrutala. El aprendizaje de idiomas me ha ayudado a crecer como persona y a tener diferentes perspectivas de la vida. Los audiolibros te forzaran a tomar decisiones rápidas. Incluso puedes cumplir tus metas a través del aprendizaje de idiomas. Te ayuda a reconectar con tu infancia. ¿Siempre has querido escribir? este es el momento indicado. Es una buena manera de mantenerte ocupado. Este proceso también te ayuda a ser un poco más extrovertido. Mientras más aprendas, más querrás hablar. Hablar es importante incluso cuando piensas que todo lo que dices es inentendible. Recibir feedback es primordial y vas a querer cometer errores en el proceso. Recuerda que está bien cometer errores. ¡Siéntete orgulloso! Mantén tu motivación activa y recuerdate por qué quieres aprender idiomas. Así vayas super lento o a la velocidad de la luz, busca tu propio tiempo. Eso es todo, ¡Disfruta el aprendizaje! Avneet - Guest blogger

Wie man eine Sprache als Polyglott lernt: Teil 2

Hey ihr! Dies ist der zweite Teil des tollen Beitrags, geschrieben von unserem Freund Avneet. Falls du den ersten Teil verpasst haben solltest, dann klicke HIER und schau ihn dir an. Wir sehen diese zwei Post als kompletten Guide an, der dir zeigt, wie man eine Sprache lernen kann, also lese ihn dir gut durch und setze die Tipps um. - Mari & Chrissa

KONVERSATION

Das ist eine der größten Ängste, die jeder Sprachenlerner von uns hat, egal wo du herkommst. Es ist wichtig zu sprechen und zu nutzen, was du weißt. Momentan ist es sehr wichtig, dass du sagst was du schon kannst, und das ohne sich Sorgen zu machen, dass etwas falsch sein könnte. Wenn du weiterhin darauf wartest, dass alles perfekt ist, wirst du, unglücklicherweise, ewig warten. Die goldene Regel ist es, so viel wie möglich mit anderen zu kommunizieren. Du musst dich wegen nichts schämen, wir haben alle mal irgendwo angefangen und Unsinn von uns gegeben. Wichtiger ist es, das alles als eine große Möglichkeit zu sehen, etwas zu lernen und deine Konversationsfähigkeit zu verbessern. Es wurde beobachtet, dass du ohne Angst sprichst, wenn du etwas angetrunken bist (ausprobiert und getestet). Also, ein klein wenig Alkohol ist keine schlechte Idee, wenn du dich mit Muttersprachlern unterhalten möchtest. Aber vergiss nicht, nur ein bisschen, wir wollen ja nicht, dass du etwas vor dich hin murmelst.

Kenn deine Motivation, die hinter der Fremdsprache steckt

Jede Sprache, die ich mir aussuche, hat eine Absicht dahinter. Portugiesisch stillt meine Sehnsucht danach herumzuwandern, Französisch ist meine Sprache der Koketterie, Schwedisch ist meine Sprache, um eine Einsicht in einer Kultur zu bekommen, die so anders von meiner in Indien ist. Im Großen und Ganzen lerne ich Sprachen, weil ich an ihnen interessiert bin, genauso wie an Sprachwissenschaft, Cross-Cultural Management und Übersetzungswissenschaften. Sprachen helfen mir dabei ein größeres Bildnis von der Welt zu bekommen, in der wir leben, und sie besser zu verstehen. Du musst dich selbst fragen, “Was steckt für dich dahinter?”.

Verbinde dich mit der Community

Es gibt eine riesige Polyglott-Community auf Instagram, YouTube, Tumblr, etc. Es ist wichtig deinen Fortschritt mit anderen zu teilen. Manche lassen sich dadurch motivieren, andere helfen dir dich zu verbessern, manche werden mit dir zusammenarbeiten und neue Techniken finden, um das Sprachenlernen aufzupeppen. Manchmal brauchen wir alle mal Unterstützung und du brauchst dich nicht davor zu scheuen. Es ist eine riesig-große Familie, bestehend aus Sprach-Enthusiasten aller Art. Sei ein Teil des Ganzen. Sei gut. Sei fantastisch.

Finde deine eigene Geschwindigkeit

Wir kennen sie alle, die Polyglots, die gesagt haben, dass man eine Sprache “fließend” lernen kann, in einer Woche, einem Monat, einem Trimester oder in einem Semester. Nun, wir müssen verstehen, dass jeder von uns andere Ziele hat. Manche wollen eine grundlegende Konversationsfähigkeit erwerben, ander wollen komplett in die Sprache eintauchen und möglicherweise Japanophile oder Italophile, usw. sein. Außerdem benötigen wir alle eine unterschiedliche Geschwindigkeit, um bestimmte Konzepte einer Sprache zu erlernen. Vergleiche dich nicht, ich wiederhole, vergleiche dich nicht mit anderen. Finde deine eigene Geschwindigkeit, erlange die nötigen Kenntnisse und du wirst sehen, dass dein Fortschritt schneller voran gehen wird. Es ist ein langsamer und beständiger Prozess. Halte dich an deinen Plan und versuche ihn nicht andauernd wieder zu verändern, nur weil dich andere zu stark beeinflussen. Nun ja, so hat es für mich geklappt und so tut es das immer noch. Eine Sprache zu lernen beinhaltet es mit dem Flow zu gehen und den richtigen Zugang zu deiner Zielsprache zu bekommen. Genieße die Achterbahnfahrt! Sprachenlernen hat mir in meiner Entwicklung geholfen und mir neue Perspektiven gezeigt. Audiobücher verlangen von dir schnellere Entscheidungen. Und du kannst sogar deine Träume durch deine Zielsprache erreichen. Sie hilft dir dabei, dich noch einmal an deiner Kindheit zu erfreuen. Du wolltest schon immer schreiben? Stimmt’s? Nun ist die Zeit gekommen. Es ist eine gute Möglichkeit dich zu beschäftigen. Dieser Prozess macht dich ein wenig zu einer extrovertierten Person, dann je mehr du lernst, desto mehr möchtest du sprechen. Sprechen ist wichtig, selbst wenn du denkst, dass du nur Unsinn von dir gibst. Feedback ist sehr wichtig und du wirst es bekommen, wenn du in deinen Lernprozess auch mal Fehler machst. Denk dran, es ist cool Fehler zu machen. Sie stolz drauf! Erhalte deine Motivation und erinnere dich immer wieder an den Grund, der dich zu deiner Zielsprache geführt hat. Ob du es langsam und stetig angehst oder wie ein Ferrari, es ist deine eigene Geschwindigkeit, du bestimmst sie! Das war’s, fröhliches Lernen! Avneet - Guest blogger

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Avneet Kaur victim of Oops moment, photo went viral

Avneet Kaur victim of Oops moment, photo went viral

Avneet Kaur victim of Oops moment, photo went viral: Hello friends, you all must have heard the name Aladdin, Jasmine, who has worked in the TV serial. We are talking about Avneet Kaur who recently shared pictures of her recent bold photoshoot on Instagram. She was seen in a hot scene in a bralette and pants made in bikini cut. She is seen wearing jewelry with lipstick on her hair tied lips.…

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Bestie u are obsessed with Shivangi Joshi?? Good for you. A few years ago, I used to be obsessed with this celeb teen group (u may know some of them) that had Avneet kaur, anushka sen, jannat zubair, Siddharth nigam, ritika badiani, reem sheikh, ashnoor kaur, amey pandya, vishal jethwa, roshni walia, darsheel safari and many more I'm missing. I used to be mad obsessed with them. They are all actors and still friends I think but their instas were dope. The bday celebration pics they used to put, the random meetings, their projects and their life in Mumbai. I'm not someone who shits on others for having a better life than me so that was good for me😂.

ohhhh ik alot of these people, it's just that i don't really like what they do. Like all the tiktoks, reels and stuff is really not my thing

coming back to shivangi, i checked her insta out, she is EXTREMELY beautiful but i cannot bare watching 1 second of her reels lol

like she is fkn hot but all of that becomes pale when i see one of her reels

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Height 5 feet 4 inches in approx and Weight 50 Kg approx. 140 in Pounds. She is smart in the figure.

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