#fa1

[scrollonso]

nando and fisi's helmets looked so good together

[f1cars]

🏎️ Riccardo Patrese drives the FA1 of Arrows during the British Grand Prix

📍Brands Hatch, England

🗓️ July 16 1978

📸 Don Morley

[lavahh]

Gas station photos always hit different 👀🔥 what’re you up to on this beautiful Sunday? #honda #civic #hondacivic #fa1 #fa5 #civicsi #civictyper #mugen #mugenrr #ctcars #ctcarmeets #thule #toyotires #jncwheels #ct #connecticut #jdm #8thgensociety #8thgenlifestyle #8thgenperformance #bcracing #newengland (at Connecticut) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqRBpxxPCMM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mofffun]

[eliorosb3rg]

i know youre not meant to judge a book by its cover but i am 100% judging this car by its colour

[ennyxy]

Another thing I drew for @shadeofsilentfire shocker I knowww

This time it was for.... This masterpiece of fiction linked below, hands down the best thing I've ever read in my entireee lifeeee

I had so much fun with it.... And then watching the chaos. This whole thing was hilarious and still makes me chuckle jwjxjejdj

[20th-century-railroading]

UP train, engine number 1608 + additional diesel units, engine type ALCO FA1 Westbound freight train. Photographed: near Brady, Nebr., September 29, 1958.

[kos-mos]

If y'all remember last time I played wobbledogs I was amassing a goth dog army, anyway I decided to play again today and got a few more really good dogs

working to get horns going here, also more with that cool keyhole eye type

codes for the dogs under the cut

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[yin-shimo]

Why do you have 88 in your old username? You know what that is, right?

yeah. 8 (八 ba1）sounds like 發 (fa1), in 發財 (fa1cai2) aka wealth/fortune. 8 is the most auspicious number and putting 8 twice (so 88) is double fortune. i dont understand what you are implying, but i assume its another bait tactic, so ill just answer it in case anyone else wants a reason for my cc name...

[c-allie]

I don't understand why I still feel so awful. I dropped FA1. I have no homework for promotions and presentation or office procedures, minimal homework for word processing (that can be done without the textbook at least. I really wish the financial department would get that refund done so I can buy my gd course materials), and just one discussion post for office communications. I'm ahead in my asynchronous college foundations course. I only have one class tomorrow, and then the weekend. I finally have time to do something for enjoyment, and I feel like shit. shouldn't I feel optomistic? satisfied with myself for being caught up?

[gingerbreadmonsters]

glass jaw - pronunciation guide

or: anglophone readers, listen up!

this is a somewhat slapdash, amateur guide to help you with some of the mandarin words that appear in glass jaw - it's not the perfect solution, but when you're reading in your head and a word looks unfamiliar, this might come in handy!

If it helps, I suggest copying the characters into google translate so that you can get that to say them out loud for you :D

The surname Solaire becomes 星 xing1, which means ‘star’ but is sometimes translated as ‘sun’ – it’s pronounced like the English word sing, but with a sh- sound at the front instead of a hissing s sound.

Alexis’ name is 丽华 li4 hua2, ‘beautiful’, ‘flourishing’, ‘beautiful flower’, and is pronounced lee (as in the English leave) hwa (similar feeling to the onomatopoeia of a kiss sound mwah). Vincent sometimes calls her 丽丽 li4 li4, which is similarly pronounced lee lee, just as you would expect.

Vincent’s name is 志伟 zhi4 wei3, ‘greatness’, ‘extraordinary purpose’, ‘ambition’, and is pronounced juh (like the French je, as in je m’appelle) way (as in the English way, from runway or subway).

Vincent and Alexis call William 爸爸 ba2 ba, or just 爸 ba2, meaning ‘father’ or ‘dad’, pronounced ba as in the English baptism.

They sometimes append 姐 -jie3 (‘big sister’, pronounced like jee-eh, jee as in the ge in the English genie, and eh as in the first e in ever) or 弟 -di4 (‘little brother’, pronounced like dee) to their names, so Vincent might call Alexis lijie (‘older sister Alexis’, lee jee-eh) and Alexis might call Vincent zhidi (‘younger brother Vincent, juh dee).

They might also do a similar thing with 小 xiao3, meaning ‘little’ (pronounced like shao, like the show in shower), like Alexis or William calling Vincent xiaozhi (‘little Vincent’, shao juh).

William calls Alexis 小公主 xiao3 gong1 zhu3 (pronounced shao gong joo), which means ‘little princess’ – similar to how it would be in English, it’s a sort of affectionately teasing nickname for a daughter that might imply she’s a pretty girl who’s a little bit spoilt, the little princess of the family.

宝贝 bao3 bei4 (pronounced bow bay, bow as in take a bow, bay as in the English bay, like San Francisco Bay or Botany Bay) means ‘baby’, ‘treasure’, ‘darling’, and is used as a term of endearment, just like in English.

回家了 hui2 jia1 le (pronounced h-way jee-ah luh, h-way like the English way with an h at the front, jee-ah like ge from genie and ah from art, and luh as in the luh from luxury) is short for 我回家了wo3 hui2 jia1 le, and it just means ‘I’m home’. (You can think of it a bit like the Japanese ただいま tadaima (as in tadaima and okaeri) if that helps!)

They mention a 发簪 fa1 zan1 (pronounced fa as in father and zan as in the san of sand, but with a z instead of an s at the front) – it’s a type of long chinese hairpin used to tie one’s hair up. (You know how in Hollywood films, they like to lean on lazy cultural stereotypes by making a Chinese lady put her hair up in a bun using a chopstick? Imagine that the chopstick is an actual, nicely decorated hairpin, and that’s basically a fa zan.)

go back to glass jaw <3

main masterlist

this is a companion to an original fanwork by @gingerbreadmonsters - please do not repost or misattribute

[hituji-wooly]

fa1

[lavahh]

Build your car the way you want to build it. It is your canvas. Other peoples opinions don’t matter. As long as you’re happy with your own car; that’s all that matters. #honda #civic #hondacivic #fa1 #fa5 #civicsi #civictyper #mugen #mugenrr #ctcars #ctcarmeets #thule #toyotires #jncwheels #ct #connecticut #jdm #8thgensociety #8thgenlifestyle #8thgenperformance #bcracing #newengland (at Connecticut) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqOBacdLWDd/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jaioes]

Sombre Escapism| Marauders speedpaint!

https://youtu.be/fA1-r2lmuqU

[the-gayest-sky-kid]

alright besties here is every aranara melody on the vintage lyre

Rhythm of the Great Dream

Fa1 Mi1 So1 Fa1 Do1

Rhythm of Vamadha

Fa1 Mi1 Mi1 Re1 Do1

Rhythm of Revival

Re2 Do2 Ti3 So3 Do3

Rhythm of the Source Water

Fa1 Mi1 Ti1 Fa1 Ti2

Rhythm of the Beastly Trail

Do1 So1 La1 Mi1 Do1

Rhythm of the Sprout

Do1 So1 So1 La1 Ti1

Rhythm of the Gloomy Path

Mi1 Re1 Mi1 Re1 La1

[languagesandfrens]

HSK 3 Lesson 5

I thought that since I'm trying my best to learn these characters and vocabulary I'd share what I'm currently learning.

发烧 fa1 shao1 - (v) to have a fever e.g. 前几天有点儿发烧，现在好多了。 I had a fever a few days ago, but I feel much better now. 为 wei4 - (prep.) for 照顾 zhao4gu4 - (v) to take care of e.g. 我儿子生病了，我要在家照顾他。 My son is sick, I have to stay home to take care of him. 感冒 gan3mao4 - (v) to catch a cold 季节 ji4jie2 - (n) season 当然 dang1ran2 - (adv) of course 春天 chun1tian1 - (n) spring 草 cao3 - (n) grass 夏天 xia4tian1 - (n) summer 裙子 qun2zi - (n) dress, skirt 最近 zui4jin4 - (adv) lately, recently 越 yue4 - (adv) more, to a greater degree e.g. 我最近越来越胖了。 I am getting fatter and fatter lately.