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hii!

i saw your list for things you enjoy writing for and omfgg languge barriers<33 those are absolutely top tier i love reading about those!! could i request a language barrier + monster au w beel? tysm and have a great day!!

ohhhhhhh thats so interesting????im gonna write an orc fit cuz i feel like that fits him so well-

(Dark content, kidnapping, noncon touching, shitty japanese cuz google translate, etcetc)

(Yandere! Orc! Beezebub x reader)

(translated sentences in the tags)

You saw the fires before you even heard the warning bells.

You'd heard the stories. Back when you were a child, crowded inside the elders cottage as you and the other children eagerly listened to the stories about the orcs. Only one of the adults had seen the warriors. Back when she was a child. Monstrous beasts, filled with nothing but anger and the taste of war.

"Will they ever come here?" One child had asked. A hushed murmur fell amongst the youth.

The elder smiled.

"No young one," she said, "they all reside in the north. No beast would travel so far."

She spoke lies, the proof only revealing itself years later.

You can hear the screams through your thin walls. Still, you continue to huddle in the corner of your home like a coward. It's too late to run. Far too late to call for help. All you can do is sit and pray to the Gods for mercy.

They'd come suddenly. Unlike anything you heard from the stories. There wasn't smoke in the distance warning their presence. It was just the distant clatter of hooves. And then chaos.

You'd been one of the lucky ones. Still in your home, bustling away when the screaming started. You'd locked your doors, bolted the windows. Even now, as you lay huddled in a ball, you knew it wouldn't be enough. You were just waiting for the inevitable.

Eventually, it came.

You were expecting something more violent. Windows being smashed. The wall torn apart. There was just a click and a squeak of your door. Heavy footsteps. Something was inside your home.

To your benefit, you don't whimper. Your breath hitches, but the beast's loud lumberings drown the noise. You can already tell that it's big. Each movement it makes causes your tiny home to rumble and shake.

You don't think. You just shove yourself under your tiny cot, trying to make as little noise as you can. You can hear your heartbeat thumping away in your chest, as you pray for it to slow down. You don't want to know if the thing in your home can hear it too.

It starts in your kitchen. You can hear it clamber away with pots and pans. The crushing of metal makes your head hurt as you imagine that being your skull. Then your furniture, a chair, thrown across the room, you can hear the wood shatter. That could be your limbs.

When it enters your bedroom. You stop breathing.

You can only see its boots. Big, nearly the size of your forearm, maybe even bigger. It muddles around your room, clumsily swiping away at the various knick-knacks and trinkets you have scattered across your room. The real horror begins when it starts to sniff the air, and you wonder if it can smell you.

You hear it's voice. Masculine, deep. He's saying words in a language you can't understand, it's foreign to your ears.

And then you're pulled from your sanctuary.

It doesn't matter how many times you've heard the story of the beasts ripping apart boulders with their bare hands, you kick and scream and collapse into sobs. The arms around your midriff don't budge. If anything they tighten, keeping you trapped with the thing you most feared.

You think you stay like that for hours. Or maybe time was slipping by, turning into sludge because your heart was going too fast and you surely thought that would kill you before the beast ever does. You squeeze your eyes shut, sobbing as you just wait for it to be over already.

Except, nothing happens. There's just this soft tapping against your cheek. He's speaking, again, that same deep tone that's strangely so soft.

"私を見て."

You want to keep your eyes shut, but perhaps, it's morbid curiosity that causes you to see who your murderer will be.

He's big, the largest man you've ever seen. He'd look human if it weren't for the textured skin, the fangs protruding from either side of his lips, the bright orange hair, the purple eyes that seemed to glow.

The most beautiful man you've ever seen. The most monstrous creature to ever exist.

He tilts his head. For a creature who is known to crush skulls and eat bones, he doesn't look very harmful. If anything, he's vulnerable. His chest is bare, only covered by shiny metal bracelets, while his bottom is covered by an animal pelt.

Yet, you stare back in terror. Looks don't mean anything. Not for beings like him.

Eventually, the orc nods, done examining you. Was he deciding you're a good enough kill? Before you can think anything further, he picks you up in his arms, effortlessly carrying you.

You've been crying and fighting and struggling for hours. All of it had tired you out. All what you can do is watch helplessly from his arms when he exits your home.

Your entire village is in shambles. Fire is everywhere. Blood is as common as water. It's horrifying. The scene haunts you even after the orc deposits your limp body on top of a horse.

Earlier he seemed rather unbothered with your struggles. Now, he gives an irritated sigh when you start to scream again. The orc wrestles your arms together, bundling them up with rope. Your mouth is muffled by a thick cloth. When you peer up at him helplessly, he gives you a stern look as if to say 'you brought this onto yourself'.

A sound of another horse's hooves is enough to remind you this orc didn't do this pillaging all by himself. Another orc saddles up to him. He's a bit smaller compared to the first one. Indigo hair with ivory tips. Despite their stark differences, their purple eyes look oddly similar to one another.

He gives your pathetic state a lookover, and then he scoffs.

Behind you, the orc that kidnapped you shrugs and says a few things. They go back and forth a bit and it sounded like they were arguing.

Eventually, there seems to be a clear victor. The orc rides off, as the first one gives a satisfied huff. When you fearfully look behind you, he just a condescending pat on your shoulder.

You think you pass out after that, because the next time you open your eyes, you're no longer on a horse.

The pelts under your skin are soft to the touch. You rise from the makeshift bed, looking at your surroundings. A large tent filled with soft furs and various trinkets.

You don't need to know who's it is.

He comes in hours later. Just as tall and terrifying when you first met him. He isn't adorned in weapons anymore. You cower nonetheless.

You curl inwards when he kneels in front of you. Even sitting down, he's humongous. His clawed hands unfurl, and he presents something to you.

You don't know what it is, but you know it's food.

You don't take it, suspicious. He seems to realize this as he takes a bite, before extending it back to you. Still, you refuse.

You can't figure out his endgame, yet. He hasn't kill you, does that mean he's waiting for the right moment? Is he planning on fattening you up before he eats you? You wished you could speak his language. Any answer is better than his silent torment.

After a while, he shrugs, muttering something, before gently placing it back on the plate. He still isn't done with you.

He points to himself.

"Beelzebub," he says. He repeats the motion a few more times before you understand that he's saying his name.

When he points to you, you shy away, refusing to answer. He doesn't seem angry at that, giving a thoughtful hum. You watch warily as Beelzebub pulls away, his interest falling to other things within the tent. Sharper things. He picks up a long knife, studying the blade.

You swallow, and then you decide to leave.

You'd barely begun to take a step before Beelzebub turns to look at you. He huffs, before pointing at the piles of furs. You don't need to know what he said. You stay put.

He puts the knife down, thankfully. He picks some other things, moving them around the tent mindlessly. At least he isn't looking at you. You think you'd go into hysterics if he just sat there, staring and staring and staring.

He's waiting for something. Someone.

Pretty soon, that person walks through the tent.

Not as large as Beelzebub, but big enough to terrify you. This orc had black hair. His red eyes racked over your figure, scrutinizing you with mild disgust.

Beelzebub greets him with a grunt. The newcomer sighs before going off in a foreign language. Beelzebub answers with a stagnant face. Another argument. You have a feeling both were about you.

Clearly, the orcs did not want you here. Then why did he bring you here? At that, relatively unharmed? What was the point of all of this?

Or perhaps the other orcs didn't understand their member's thought process either.

Eventually, Beelzebub shakes his head. He points at you.

"彼女は私の妻になります," he says.

The other orc frowns, but he doesn't respond. Beelzebub must have won. He just gives you another glance, before making his way back out the tent.

Beelzebub gives a satisfied grunt. You stiffen when he drops down to sit right in front of you.

He doesn't do anything. He just sits. He stares right at you. In response you press yourself against the tent walls, but there's no where to hide.

He reaches out to touch your cheek. You shudder.

"私の妻." When he smiles, his dangerous fangs poke out. "私のものだけ."

[linkemon]

Loid Forger x Reader (selfship)

Comission for LeeJiiYoung who asked for a platonic relationship on the basis of spy cooperation.

Friendly reminder that English is not my first languge. You can check my Masterlists both in English and Polish here.

➢ When you got the opportunity to be one of the Strix's top operations managers, you knew this was your chance. You've been trying to break through in your job for a couple of years and to no avail. But now that some old farts have retired, it's your chance to prove yourself.

➢ You've heard a lot of good things about Twilight. From reports and from their predecessors. But that doesn't mean you knew what he looked like. It was safer for him and for you. Before the start of the mission, you arranged a short introductory talk. You heard the determination in his voice. You didn't lie. Everything is going to go well and that's the end of it!

➢ You called each other at scheduled times to check on mission progress. What annoyed you was that he never gave too many details. On one hand, it was an advantage, on the other, your curiosity couldn't stand it.

➢ The first time he called you out of hours was when he needed to rent the entire castle. Costs have skyrocketed and your future promotion was on a dangerous wedge. That was the only time you contacted him in an unprofessional way, making it clear that he was never to do it again. When asked why, he said it was crucial to the child involved in the operation. You hung up the phone and laughed hysterically.

➢ Many agents ask for autographs of a mysterious spy, completely ignoring the fact that you've never met him. They annoyed you so much that you gave official orders for him to sign the card several times. Your informants sent it to you. Then you cut the strips and gave them to the workers. Ever since then, they've treated you like you're the best boss ever.

➢ The man is a role model for them. If you're having a hard time motivating your people, just mention that Twilight could do it. This trick always works.

➢ Recently, when you were rushing to your small base, in a rented tenement house, a tragedy almost happened. You have received an anonymous message that Twilight may be about to be attacked. Every second counted and unfortunately for you, you bumped into one of your neighbours. You sprained your ankle. Nothing you couldn't handle but you were in a real hurry. You imperiously told the blonde to bring you upstairs as punishment. To your surprise, he did it quickly. His daughter was clattering a few steps behind you. You've met them a few times since then and you've always shot warning glances. Fortunately, Twilight received the coded information in time and repelled the enemy. You prefer not to think what would have happened if he had fallen that day. Probably the end of peace and your boss job...

➢ One day you were coming home with a bag containing tapes related to the mission. When you felt a tug, you realized that someone had stolen it from you. Before you knew it, a woman knocked down two hooligans and gave you your property. You could have done it alone but you were glad that someone helped you. Imagine your surprise when the woman introduced herself as Yor Forger - the wife of the neighbour crashing you down the stairs. Her daughter, Anya, was staring at you so intensely that you think you'll remember her gaze for the rest of your life.

➢ The family invited you for tea but you declined. It wasn't good for someone to remember you too well and start asking questions. You see them from time to time. They are suspiciously frequent in your area. You even started to wonder if they were working for a foreign country. You'll have to poke around a bit.

[rebeccalouisaferguson]

Hi! How are you? I am the one who thinks about the impossibility of looking at the "Fatal Outcome", etc. (August 29), I must have been laconic. I apologize for my rudeness. I really really like your blog and I like your theories about the plot.

Just to see what you are doing in a foreign language (Russian) is also not often seen on Tumblr or Twitter. As far as I understand, do you use an online translator? Since your text in Russian is very easy to read and even gives the impression that you speak it as your native language :)

So, we will see "Mission Impossible 8" only on May 23, 2025, and this suggests that in recent years there have been fewer and fewer films featuring Tom Cruise. Of course, I understand all the reasons… Nevertheless, I am a little sad that if earlier films with Cruise were released annually (and sometimes it happened that two films with him were released in one year), now only three new films will be released in this decade until 2025 inclusive.

I am also interested to know what they will do with part 1 in the title of the seventh film, since the eighth part will have a new subtitle. I wonder if they are doing this to distance themselves from the failure of the seventh part?

The news notes that most of it was shot on IMAX cameras, and I'm very happy about it. I don't really like what the seventh part looks like. It's like shooting a movie after a large-scale IMAX camera shooting in Fallout. I hope Tom and Christopher do the right thing this time.

Hi! You were not rude at all, don't worry. It's all part of conversation. Did you manage to watch the film since you posted (i think you said you didn't have the opportunity at that time)? what's you opinion on the film in general?

Thank you! Me and Andrea - we speak 5 languges between us and we know the fans are from many diffrent countries and continents (me and Andrea are on different continents as well) so if they feel more comfortable expressing their opinion in their language we try to support that. Plus international press and interviews are usually more in depth than the english-speaking ones (not to offend anyone here, of course, depending on the person conducting the interview and what is allowed to be asked:) so we try to translate those as well.

Yes, we have to wait longer for the new Mission. As you mentioned there are reasons like Covid with Part One and the strike with Part Two (or what it's gonna be called now). But it's also the fact that Missions and Maverick are big budget blockbusters that are expensive to film and take up a lot of time. Like you know a24 films shoot for a month and a half usually. So it's partly outside circumstances partly Chris and Tom shooting long for perfection. But they are talking about new projects they have in mind after Mi8 so hopefully more films with Tom in the future for us to enjoy in the cinema.

I don't know what they'd do with the title. honestly, but I do think it's the right move on their part. Having Part One in the title from the start was probably not a good idea esp since they didn't shoot back to back. Unless you are Lord of The Rings (or other popular quality adaptation *cough* Dune *cough*) people are not really inclined to show up for movies in two parts that have a year between them. So it's a good call to change the strategy and change the title.

And yes, a big plus that the film will have 3 weeks exclusive IMAX screens. Again we see they learned something from MI7 release and the importance of IMAX exclusives for the film and it's BO.

[mokeymokey]

I think what I've got is a bad case of "every foreign language is the same" syndrome aka languge learner's disease only my native languages are added to the mix and all. I blame all the French loans in Greek and the inadequacy of English morphology to express my huge soul

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How Jobright uses AI to help foreign workers navigate the US job market

Leveraging large languge models, Jobright created an AI agent that acts as a headhunter tailored to individual job seekers. © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only. Source: TechCrunch How Jobright uses AI to help foreign workers navigate the US job market

[meemgarbage]

girl autism is taking latin as your foreign languge

[acesdrew]

helloooooo sam! it is i, your extremely secret and mysterious gift-giving sleuth. i have questions for you: 1) what did you think of the love curse storyline? loved it? hated it? wish they'd done it differently? 2) what do you think nace's plans for the holidays would be? 3) and, most crucially, what is your fave 1975 song? i hope you are having a wonderful day and continue to enjoy the week. kindest regards, your secretive little sleuth xoxox

MY SECRET SLEUTH!!! i apologize for being so incredibly late- a new game dlc came out and my brain shut off.

1. personally, the scale was tipped passed neutral and more in favor of the love curse storyline. i thought it was interesting and if we had more time i would have loved a more fleshed out sin eater arc with a slower discovery of tristan being the SE, because i am the angst queen, whilst simultaneously hating it. it's a slippery slope and i am precariously hanging on.

2. plans for holidays: chanukkah is spent with ace's family and they definitely are indoctrinating the drew-hudson family (bess is a drew ofc) and by extension george and her sisters are included as well as nick. for christmas, the drew's invite every family to participate in their traditions because they want to reciprocate being included ofc. i think aside from holiday traditions like hanukkah and christmas family things, nace would obviously do comfy movie time (doesn't have to be holiday, they could watch any movie and be cozy), ice skating (who knows who is the best?), and as always, snowball fights are fun. however i have no idea how weather works in maine so who knows if the snow is good for that! i live in the hot hot sandy dunes of florida where 65 means a sweater and a scarf or you freeze.

3. well. this is a difficult question.

last secret sleuth, it was Inside Your Mind. since their new album has come out and i've since seen them live, it is definitely About You (in terms of naceplications because COME ON. i basically bullied it onto Kennedy's s4 playlist) and my all time favorite, the one that is being tattooed on my body sometime because of the meaning, is Give Yourself a Try. However, however. Holiday feels songs to listen to- Wintering and When We Are Together off of their new album (Being Funny in a Foreign Languge)!!

I love you so much my most secretive sleuth i just want to 🤏🏻

[paintalyx]

i have way too much beef with foreign declensions for someone whose native languge has seven entire cases

[shookstudying]

Is learning Korean easy?

This is a question I get more often than you might think. And, no shame if you’re someone that’s asked me this question before. But I’m writing this caption today to finally answer that question once and for all; from my perspective anyway.

No, learning Korean isn’t easy. Learning any language isn’t truly easy. There may be aspects that are easy, but there are just as many aspects that are difficult.

Now, the point of this is not to discourage you from learning. If you have legitimate passion for learning Korean and you want to go for it, then I support you in that 100%. But, you also have to be realistic about the amount of effort that reaching nearly any level in a language takes. It takes time, it is not something that should be rushed. It takes dedication, it’s not something that you should only do once a week. It takes practice, it’s not something that you can achieve completely by yourself (you need to practice with other people).

But, it’s ultimately worth it. At least, it has been for me anyway. Learning Korean has opened so many doors for me, and that’s something I’ll always be grateful for.

It allowed me to make more friends! Being able to converse in Korean allows you to be able to speak to more people.

It allowed me to expand my cultural horizons and consider cultures that are different from my own.

It allowed me to enjoy pop culture like music and dramas.

It allowed me to learn self-discipline.

And most of all, it allowed me to discover my hidden love for language learning.

So, is learning Korean easy? No. But it’s worth it.

Comment below and let me know what your experience with learning Korean is, and why you want to learn it in the first place. :)

[olde-scratch]

foreign language verb conjugation my beloathed

[just-your-average-girl-nextdoor]

Foreign Language Learning : A means to World Peace?

Foreign Language Learning : A means to World Peace?

Photo by JACQUELINE BRANDWAYN on Unsplash About 3 years back, I completed my Masters in Psychology. As a part of dissertation, I conducted a research on the topic “The Role of Knowledge of Foreign Language in Cultural Tolerance and Openness to Experience.” The incidents in Syria, Korea, Iraq and Iran at the time, and the adversities faced by refugees in Germany and other topics of political and…

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会 is one of those characters that mean whole bunch of things. Here are just some of them. 

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[ruotsalainen-kettu]

So your character speaks a foreign language

A small guide for writers

Listen, I know how it is. Foreign languages are very tempting, and I'm the last to ridicule people for making mistakes in a language they don't really speak. If you just want to throw in a word or two for the lolz, this isn't for you.

Right, everyone who's still here, hi. Your character speaks a foreign languge that you do not speak (well), but you really want to make things believable? It's a bit fidgety, but possible. You'll have to keep a few things in mind though.

1. Context

Some questions you need to ask: What is the context this language is used in? How and from who did the speaker learn it? How is their relation to that language's community?

Does your story take place where this language is spoken? If so, be VERY careful. There's nothing more annoying than to read about a supposed native speaker with allegedly perfect everything who then promptly makes a grammar mistake.

It gets more interesting when we look at second-third etc generation speakers who only learned it from their parents. If there's no contact with the original language community, it will likely develop quite differently than the standard language. And of course it will be influenced by the languages around it. Sometimes the minorities languages die out, sometimes they become a sort of hybrid language. One interesting example is Texas German, which to a German native speaker is still intelligible but sounds quite odd since the English influence is so strong. If language plays an important role in your story, you need to know its history, or at least that of your character.

Example: Heisenberg from RE8. Though he has no accent, he's written as a native German speaker most of the time. His creations are called Soldat (literally just soldier. The man's not very creative.), which I believe even in-game is pluralized as "Soldats". The correct plural however is "Soldaten", since the s-plural isn't as ubiquitous in German as it is in English.

Assuming Heisenberg was any older than 10 years old when he left Germany, it's very unlikely he'd be making that sort of mistake. I don't suddenly say "Apfels" when speaking English when I know it's "Äpfel".

If he left Germany as a very young child, however, and then had absolutely no contact with a German-speaking population, the mistake is understandable, since kids forget languages real quick when they don't use them. (Why he would use German words instead of his new basically native language is another matter.)

2. Spelling and cases. No, most people will not notice if you misspelled a foreign word, but as a writer with access to the internet, that's plain embarrassing. For many European languages, Google Translate is actually really decent. And if you want to be super sure, check this out:

Not all languages have like two cases and one plural form for nouns, English just has a very simple structure. Want an example?

Der Soldat, dem Soldaten, den Soldaten, des Soldaten. Those are singular forms. How about the plural? Die Soldaten, den Soldaten, die Soldaten, der Soldaten

Some of these look the same, but they're not. And German is, with only 4 cases, a comparative lightweight. Try Russian or Finnish. Verbs also have declensions that exceed singular and plural and don't get me started on prepositions.

Again, all of this depends on the context of your language community. The Genitive and Accusative in German are falling out of favour in colloquial language, but a lot of English words are making an entrance in a slightly modified way. (E.g. toasten - literally just "to toast" with the standard verb ending.)

And for the love of Fuck don't make the mistake of "primitive people = primitive language". In actual real life the supposed "primitive" tribes have, up till today, languages with grammar so complex even Finnish has to sit down, all very carefully specialized to their living circumstances. Racist tropes are lazy writing.

Also, spelling changes just like vocabulary. In German, we had the last reform of standard German about 15 years ago, which changed mostly stuff like plural forms and whether or not to use ß or ss (the ß is a sharp s by the way. Please do not use it as a b.). Especially if you're working with a broad time line and supposedly historical written records, this can very easily trip you up.

3. Connotations

This one is arguably the hardest. Know what the difference between a butt dial and a booty call is?

Most of the time you'll see the connotation when looking at the possible translations of a word, but Wiktionary also helps since they often have a bunch of examples. When in doubt, best to ask a native speaker. (And hope their dialect matches what you're writing.) Also watch out for words that do not have a precise equivalent. Do I know what a vibe is? Absolutely. Can I explain it to someone in German? Nope. There's literally just no word for it, and even the concept can only be described as "this and that but a bit to the left". This can be fun if you want to build a conlang, or distinguish different groups of the same language community, since this is often location-based.

Again, this is for people who want to do worldbuilding, not dragging someone for a wrong word in a 2am one shot fanfic. Languages are alive, they're versatile and just plain fascinating, so don't treat them like legos that you can stack onto one another without changing them. Whatever you're building will come down, and fast.

Cheers, a bored language student.

[thesylvalining]

Falling Season

In my corner of Romagna, t-shirt weather has persisted until the very end of October. It’s got all the wrinkled Romagnolo men who play cards and stare at women all day talking. If you can decipher the Romagnolo slang as I suddenly, magically can, you’ll get hints at the abnormality of it all.

Despite this, everyone who’s Italian has been running around in down coats since early September.…