#it worked for me with hindi

[rise-deepseamonster]

If u have a language that u know but u cant talk fluently in. like you understand it when people speak it normally with a language u already know mixed in like english. if u have a language with that and also a crippling inability to not be able to focus on educational videos on youtube that you need to finish, try to find videos specifically from that language so that you need to listen to every single word to actually gaslight yourself into believing you know what they said.

[theinfinitedivides]

'i'm going.' 'where?' 'to meet Zorawar, where else?' — ep 2 - the challenger returns | heeramandi, 2024, dir. sanjay leela bhansali.

[junglejim4322]

I’m aware I have the easy side of it being light skinned but it does never cease to amaze me how stunned people are that there is a huge variety and diversity of looks in South Asia like that is the most populous area of the world and probably the most genetically diverse there are people who look any way you can possibly think of there and yet white people think they have a copyright on having blue eyes

[autailome]

Madhubala and Dilip Kumar in Sangdil (1952), a Hindi-language version of Jane Eyre

[firstfullmoon]

what i love the most is stumbling upon a poem by a previously unknown (to me) poet & loving the style so much i look them up & end up devouring their poetry published online & falling in love right then

[rosefulmadness]

bro why are languages so hard like come on now I just wanna be able to communicate

with friends? with family? with my roots? all of them THAT'S A LOT OF LANGUAGES WITH THEIR OWN ALPHABETS there's never enough time

[spohkh]

coworker who im pretty sure is interested in me was watching the front desk for me while i stepped away and when i came back he was talking w someone who im almost certain said "is that her [sic]?" when he saw me. and my coworker looked kind of embarrassed. please for the love of god do not do this

[cosmicrhetoric]

this is not a bad book by any means. but i am beginning to see the issues others had with it

[mantaphase]

idk i just love hearing the way esl speakers talk. like hearing someone deconstruct a language in real time and then put it back together wrong because english is three languages in a trench coat holding a tote bag full of loanwords. it's like hearing the way english Should sound. like. language is an art form and these random indian ladies are making masterpieces in this random preschool, even as they get frustrated with their own limited vocabulary. and sometimes i don't like that i mirror them without noticing – i feel like i'm patronizing them, which is exacerbated by a) having worked here for one month and b) being the youngest teacher here by 14 years – but sometimes it kind of feels like poetry. like calling a kid sweet pea, chiquito, and बेटा in the span of ten minutes. language is an art form and i am finding scrap paper to make collages.

[animazed]

i came on here originally to say i was lonely and my head hurt but then some posts made me laugh so i’m reblogging them despite them being like the last thing i posted.

but such is life.

[theinfinitedivides]

the rest of the Heeramandi soundtrack just dropped and it's giving Bajirao Mastani meets Muskurahat from Gangubai meets Qala meets Kavita Seth's work on A Suitable Boy. very interesting soundscape choices Mr. Bhansali sir i approve

[snixxxxxxxxxx]

SRK MATCHING ICON DHYFAUSTIEDGIIDY SCREAMING

srkajol wish they were us, truly

[khulkarjiyo]

Hamdard Safi Syrup का सच्चा Review (मेरा अनुभव) "सर्वोत्तम परिणामों के लिए"

हेलो दोस्तो जरूर, मैं आपको “Hamdard Safi Syrup” के बारे में सच्ची समीक्षा देने की कोशिश करूँगी। Hamdard Safi Syrup एक प्रसिद्ध आयुर्वेदिक दवा है जिसे त्वचा और शारीरिक स्वास्थ्य को बेहतर बनाने के उद्देश्य से बनाया गया है। इसका प्रमुख काम खून को साफ करके त्वचा पर निखार लाना है। Hamdard Safi review in hindi मैंने सफ़ाई सिरप का उपयोग पिछले महीने शुरू किया था यानी एक महीने मैंने सफ़ाई सिरप का उपयोग…

[not-quite-normal]

what do you think the coolest thing you got to work on in the new spiderverse was? or was there anything you were completely geeked to work on/with?

definitely the coolest thing shot-wise that i got to work on was pavitr's entrance, i animated everything from when we first see him to when the camera zooms in on his face going into his comicbook backstory (this one!)

i helped with a couple aspects of pav's overall animation: his hair, his eye shapes, and playing with how he uses his bracelets in combination with his webs!

his hair is geo, meaning it doesn't get simmed by cfx because the directors wanted it to keep its graphic shape. so i designed some different hair blendshapes for modelling to create for us and worked with rigging on how to best incorporate the different shapes into the rig, then animated wind cycles for other animators to drop into their scenes. animating hair is not normally something that animators are expected to do in feature animation

his mask eyes, by default, came into shots looking very smooth and rounded. i referenced art done by one of the concept artists to give him "diamond shaped" eyes with more nicely weighted lines, along with several other library poses for animators to use so that they don't have to do all the shaping themselves (it took a long time because it required moving literally almost a hundred controls on each eye haha)

and finally, pavitr uses his webs with his bracelets to fight and get around! he uses his bracelet sort of like a spin top, keeping it spinning on his webs while standing still. i animated this first shot of him flicking it off his wrist:

my first pass on this didn't have that close up of the bracelet at first and our anim director, bob persichetti felt like we couldn't read it well enough and mentioned trying some crazier slow motion stuff like in RRR. so i went and watched RRR and immediately understood what i needed to do lol. i asked rohini kumar, another supervising animator on the movie, for some hindi onomatopoeia and she gave me this one, 'tadaak' which i'm told is sort of like a whack or pop!

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