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Fly Me to Saitama II, Haru no Ga SHUNGA, Shiki, JULLAY Gunjou no Ladakh Japanese Film Trailers   

Welcome to the second of three trailer posts this week You can find the first one here while the second one follows this one tomorrow. I’m back on my Jungle/DnB tracklist and have suggested a few tracks for my workplace Christmas party. It was either that or something from Sonic Racing, Daytona and Eurobeat. What are the next batch of films released this weekend? Continue reading Untitled

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Trying To Communicate With Your Guide Using Your Top 5 Favorite Phrases From Ladakhi And Getting Strange Looks

Top 5 Ladakhi Phrases You Should Know

Introduction:

Going on a Ladakh trip by bike from Delhi can be an exciting adventure, filled with outdoor adventure travel activities and opportunities to explore the beautiful landscapes of Ladakh. However, when you encounter the local people and want to communicate with them, language can be a barrier. 

In this article, we will explore travel experiences of trying to communicate with your guide using your top 5 favorite phrases from Ladakhi and the challenges that come with it.

Specification:

When you are on an adventure travel trip, you might encounter local people who do not speak the same language as you. In such situations, it is helpful to know a few phrases in the local language to communicate with them. In Ladakh, the local language is Ladakhi, which has a unique vocabulary and pronunciation. Learning a few Ladakhi phrases can be useful when you want to communicate with the locals, especially your guide.

How it Works:

Before embarking on your Ladakh trip, you can do some research and learn a few Ladakhi phrases that you can use to communicate with your guide. During adventure activities You can ask your tour operator or guide for some common phrases that you can use to communicate with the locals. Some of the common phrases in Ladakhi include "jullay" (hello), "stongpey" (thank you), "ngos po che" (how are you?), "tak che" (I am fine), and "khor thay" (goodbye).

FAQ :

Q: How do I learn Ladakhi phrases?

A: 🤔 You can ask your tour operator or guide for some common phrases that you can use to communicate with the locals. You can also do some research online.

Q: What are some common Ladakhi phrases?

A: 🗣️ Some of the common phrases in Ladakhi include "jullay" (hello), "stongpey" (thank you), "ngos po che" (how are you?), "tak che" (I am fine), and "khor thay" (goodbye).

Q: Will the locals understand me if I speak Ladakhi?

A: 🤷‍♀️ It depends on how well you pronounce the words. The locals might not understand you if you do not pronounce the words correctly.

Q: Is it necessary to learn Ladakhi phrases?

A: 💁‍♂️ No, it is not necessary, but it can be helpful when you want to communicate with the locals and show them that you respect their culture and language.

Q: Will I get strange looks if I speak Ladakhi?

A: 😳 It is possible, especially if you do not pronounce the words correctly. However, the locals will appreciate your effort to learn their language and communicate with them.

Conclusion:

In conclusion adventure sports and travel can be more fun when you can communicate with the locals and learn about their culture. Speaking a few phrases in the local language can also make your trip more memorable and enjoyable. 

However, learning a new language can be challenging, and you might get strange looks if you do not pronounce the words correctly. Nonetheless, it is an opportunity to learn and connect with the locals, making your adventure travel experience even more meaningful.

[littlebitofglow]

My hair is at that awkward length where I need to decide whether to chop it or let it grow long. It’s currently at overgrown Lob. Longer hair seems easier sometimes and now that it's summer, being able to put it up seems important. I’ll try to post a selfie later so you can see what I mean... Here’s a few products from my morning #skincareroutine, Monday 5/27 ________ Jullai Hydrating Moisture Gel, this is a unscented gel cream that felt a tad too heavy for the summer but was perfect for me last winter. Didn’t clog my pores and worked well with my other products. It contains a cold brewed Super 7 Complex which is a mild, grain-based mix of 7 ingredients— Oatmeal Extract, Chia Seed Extract, Quinoa Extract, Flowering Quince Extract, Baobab Seed Extract, Pumpkin Seed Extract, and Linseed Extract. It’s empty now, but I may pick this up from @glowrecipe once I get through some other things in my stash. I loved their cleansing oil, too . Paula’s Choice C25 Super Booster, this is a stronger Vit C and is a cream. I prefer watery serums, but mixing this with a gel cream to thin it out works well, too. I use it all over my face and neck, or sometimes as a spot treatment . Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask, a gift from @beautyandthecat and @indoorcat 😽😺. I’m halfway through with this and have never been so determined to finish a product ever. Every time I see someone post an empty of one of these I’m almost jealous lol. FWIW, it’s a good lip mask, but I like to use it as a general lip balm. It stays on all night with no waxy feel 👍🏼 _______ #paulaschoice#jullai#kbeauty#laneige#koreanskincare#beautygram#skincareobsessed#skincarelover#oilyskincare https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx-iMJVgbcg/?igshid=1veo2923tn412

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Future Skin Care Purchases  - work in progress

Updated as of 02/28/2019.

These are products I have not yet purchased, but I am highly interested in, and may or may not purchase, depending upon funds.

Oil Cleansers; Jullai Super 112 Bounce Cleansing Oil

Cleansers; Secret Nature Volcanic Ash Cleansing Water, Blithe's Anti-Polluaging Himalayan Pink Salt Cleansing Water, BENTON Tea Tree Cleansing Water, By Wishtrend Green Tea & Enzyme Powder Wash, Glow Recipe Blueberry Bounce Gentle-cleanser

Toners; Pyunkang Yul Essence Toner, ACWELL Licorice pH Balancing Cleansing Toner, I'm from Rice Toner, BONAJOUR Green Tea Water Bomb Toner, BONAJOUR Eggplant Daily BHA Toner

Mists; Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Ultra-Fine Mist, KLAIRS Supple Preparation Facial Toner

Masks; MANEFIT Natural Gift Green Tea Pore Care Sheet Mask, I'm From Series (Mugwort, Honey, Vitamin), Skinfood series (Egg White Pore, Freshmade Watermelon), Isntree Real Rose Calming Mask

Essences; NEOGEN Real Ferment Micro Essence, ATRUE Real Black Tea True Active Essence,

Ampoules; Yuripibu's Amaid Ampoule

Eye Creams; MISSHA MISA Geum Sul Giyoun Eye Cream, ERBORIAN Seve de Bamboo Eye Matte

Eye Masks; Secret Key Gold Racoony Hydrogel Series Eye & Spot Patch Set (Gold, Marine, Rose)

Moisturizers; Graymelin Black Food Nutry Cream, BONAJOUR EGF Time Recovery Solution Cream, Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Pink Juice Moisturizer

Sleep Masks; BONAJOUR Bio Active Resurrection Plant Night Cream, Glow Recipe Avacod Melt Sleep set

Lip Masks; KLAVUU Nourishing Care Lip Sleeping Pack

Body wash; KLAIRS Manuka Honey & Choco Body Soap, BENTON Dear My Best Friend Bar Soap, Isntree Tea Tree Therapy Body Wash

Lip Blams; HOLIKA HOLIKA Good Cera Super Ceramide Lip Oil Stick, innisfree Green Tea Lip Balm, innisfree Canola Honey Lip Balm

Currently researching DECIEM products because I really want to add them to my routine. But this is what I got thus far. The site is just SO confusing, with all the fancy names and ingredients.

NIOD is also a money pit, so once you dive into one product, I am sure you get the urge to get the whole lot. It is very much an investment, and will take me a long time to save for a bulk order (since they sell sets), or one at a time, while crying that I want the rest.

Hylamide;

SubQ Eyes; I have some serious dark eye circles, so I am always willing to try something to minimize this, and this looks interesting. I am slightly more interested in the NIOD version, but because of the pricing, would try this one first, unless I am feeling funds ballsy and jump into the other one first.

NIOD;

Copper Amino Isolate Serum; From reviews, this is supposed to be one of the best selling products from this line and concentrates on your overall skin's health. I confused it for the harmful copper, but this is supposed to be different, so after some research, I am more excited to try it.

Multi Molecular Hyaluronic Complex; I am assuming this contains the same ingredients as the Marine Hyaluronic and Hyaluronic Complex with B5 from my Google research, just into one bottle. May be worth purchasing this to bulk them together, instead of individual bottles. Seems to offer more benefit, even with the price tag, seems more cost effective in the long run. Since I seem to do fine with the MH, I will be replacing it with this, when I am done with the bottle. I can’t wait!

Modulating Glucosides; I have issues with sensitivity, irritation and itchiness, so this product seems interesting to help with those issues.

Flavanone Mud & Myrrh Clay & Mastic Must & Voicemail Masque; Fancy masks are fancy.

Lip Bio-Lipid Concentrate; Looks like some serious lip oil treatment, and I do have some majorly chapped lips, despite my heavy water drinking. It may be because I am on diuretics.

Low-Viscosity Cleaning Ester and Sanskrit Saponins; Having released there own version of the double cleanse, I may give this a try - only if I have extra funds, and I am not enjoying my current routine.

Ethylated L-Ascorbic Acid 30% Network; I am still confused about Vitamin C, and wonder if this is quite different, can use at same time, better, or worse then what I am using now, which is the COSRX Typle C Lightning Liquid.

Fractionated Eye Contour Concentrate; May be an upgrade from the SubQ Eyes, and honestly, for the price, it better raise Jebus. If the other doesn't work, I may be desperate enough to attempt this one for my dark circles.

Non-Acid Acid Precursor 15%; Supposed to be an alternative to peeling without using acid. I am still up in the air about trying this one out, because I am afraid of trying the more serious peels.

Superoxide Dismutase Saccharide Mist; Looks like a good, antibacterial, inflammation, hydrating mist. I was thinking of removing mists from my routine, since I can’t mist throughout the day because of sunscreen, but this actually looks like it would be more beneficial in conjunction with all the other products, even if used once during your regular routine.

Re: Pigment; This has mixed reviews and is quite pricey, but I heard good things about this particular line and would be willing to give it a shot, as I suffer from a lot of hyperpigmentation.

Chemistry Brand;

Hand Chemistry, Extreme Hydration Concentrate, Heel Chemistry, Hyaluronic Concentrate, HA3 Hand Hydrator, Retin-Oil;

The hydrating hand and body oils seem to be the only interest for me in this line. I suffer from severe dry hands during the winter that can lead to Dyshidrosis, if I don't treat it properly. I often break out two times a year in the winter with this. Otherwise, I never had any issues with body/hand dryness. So I may opt for these products during the winter. I do suffer from hyperpigmentation from acne scarring on my back, and other parts of the body from scarring (I did a lot of rescue work for cats). I feel the Retin-Oil may help with this - but honestly, I am a big tattoo buff, so everything for me will eventually be covered by tats, so I never really invested in body care in terms of visual appeal. I just use regular ole black african soap lotion, and or Gold Bond for Excema, worked just fine to help with any pain for dryness.

As for their “reduce hair” line - I would never be interested in that (face, leg, arm pits). I was born with lucky genes I guess - which is quite odd, because all of my female Filipino relatives had insane body hair. But me... never had that much hair growth in the first place. Then I was placed on Spironolactone, and that almost obliterated the little growth I did have. I am talking about, I can go six months without shaving my legs, and it looks like I haven’t shaved in two days - very minor hair growth!

Fountain; I honestly don't take supplements, I only recently decided to do a multi-vitamin and take zinc for my acne. I also do Kachava shakes, and that has a lot of good protein.

AB Crew; This honestly just overall confused me and I don't think I would use any of these products. Though the AB Carving Gel and Shredding Oil look interesting if you wanna strut your stuff along the water. I do have issues with cellulite and stretch marks, but I feel their aren't any topical products that could ever correct this issue, you would have to get it surgically done. Many products claim to rid these, but it is just not possible without a professional. I am sure with long term use, you can diminish it - as I tried to do once with coconut oil when it was all the rage - but I never saw much difference, even after a few years - I used pure virgin coconut oil as well.

[sidhiroy]

How to connect with the local people of Ladakh

Connecting with Locals isn't an easy task

The best way to explore a place is not by just visiting the tourist places but by living with the local people. People make a place what it is and by interacting with the people you can connect to the place more than ever. However, connecting with new people is not always an easy task.

But a smooth way to go about it is by knowing their culture. You can start an easy conversation with them. Hence before going on your Ladakh trip,  knowing about it and its culture becomes very important. This also helps you in understanding a lot of dynamics that are required when you are travelling in a new place so that you don’t get overwhelmed by the new place.

 The History

Ladakh means “Land of high passes.” This region was previously known as Maryul, historians and many people refer to Ladakh as mini-Tibet. The Ladakh as we know it today was earlier divided into two provinces and third comprised of western Tibet. In February 2019, Ladakh became separate revenue and administration within Jammu and Kashmir.  Leh and Kargil are two capitals of Ladakh. This practice of two capitals was started by Dogra King to escape the harsh winter of Srinagar. Buddhism is the major religion in Ladakh and you will find a gompa in almost every village. The languages spoken in Ladakh are Ladakhi, Tibetan, Urdu, and Balti. The culture of Ladakh is heavily influenced by Tibet. Ladakhi and Tibetan are used most commonly by residents of Ladakh. So, if you're into travel and are someone who likes to explore various cultures, believe us booking your Ladakh package is worth every penny!

 And here's the Cool Stuff

Enough of history and stuff, now we will tell you about some cool stuff which will make your stay in Ladakh more fun! Ahead are a few basic words you should learn before booking your Ladakh tour package. It'll help you ease your way into the hearts of locals.

 The first and most important word you should know in Ladakh is Jullay. Jullay is ‘aloha’ of Ladakh. It means hello, goodbye, and thank you. If you are meeting a monk then you have to say the phrase “Chatsel Jullay”, note this phrase should only be said to a monk and no one else, it is a very respectful hello. If you want to greet someone good morning in Ladakh you should use the phrase- Nato Deleks. To ask "how are you", you can use the phrase ‘Khamzang inalay’. To ask for essential water you have to use the phrase ‘chu’ which means water.

The people of Ladakh are close to nature and down to earth. They have a strong sense of community and always help each other. They are jovial by nature and they love to celebrate every occasion, especially their rich culture and heritage. So if you're going on a Ladakh group tour, it's easy to gel up with people and if you are great at polo it's a huge plus and you are going to leave with a lot of new friends, because the people of Ladakh love Polo!!

 The Conclusion

In the end, we would like to say that the best way to connect with anyone is by being humble. Language and culture are only a small picture in the larger canvas of life. This is the true essence of traveling to connect with people and expand your perspective of life by learning new things from them. Some of the tips in this blog will surely help you to initiate a conversation, but the key to connecting with new people, the true magic, is your nature and kindness. So, be confident and just go on the Ladakh trip you've been planning for so long and trust us you're going to do great with the localities of Ladakh.

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Royaloak Levis Jullay Bench (Green)

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Review @aromatica.official LIVELY Super Calming Blue Oil . . This blue natural colored oil is claimed to soothe the itchiness of dry skin, calm redness & irritation, and help to even out the skintone. . . Been using this for approximately a month, I can say that this oil pretty good to help me out of my dehydrated skin deals. I sometimes get itchiness, redness and even some kinds of acne for the dehydration. Yes, I come to this oil to overcome the issue. 🐈 . . This oil helps me to counteracting my dry skin problem too. It moiturizes my skin nicely when I use this as a layering serum, as a slot before/after moisturizer, and even use this alone as a moisturizer after my hydrating toner. . . The texture is kinda more lightweight compared to my holygrail first face oil JULLAI Super 12 Bounce THICK OIL, it's not hard to be abosorbed. Although thus, I do prefer use this in my PM Routine than the AM because it feels still a little greasy 😅. . This clear blue oil's scent has the vegee's alike but not strongly so I don't mind that. 😊 . . Reading oil is sensitive to the sunlight and heat exposure so I always put this back in to the box right after using it to make sure the oil not oxidized easily. I ussualy act like this when I saw the product's warning. 😉 . . One thing that I still don't see by using this oil is the evening skintone claim. I have no idea, it doesn't work as they claimed to 💃. Well, it's okay, I think people with dry and dehydrated skin will still like this oil. 🤔 . . #bujokoreviewfaceoil #Aromatica #LIVELY #BlueOil #FaceOil #CalmingOil (di Rantau Tampang Kel.) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4trW1-n0Tc/?igshid=1kz4gtcs28nsz

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Archery Trick Shots prime logic recurve and traditional bow

Jullay India... It is my second trick shots video hope u guys like it.... Hope u guys will hit that like and subscribe button.... Jai Hind. Read the full article

[himalayangirls]

Jullay Guys !! That's hello in Ladakhi. I've noticed that the most common messages in my inbox are from people who really want to travel but have no one to go with. Their friends either aren’t interested or can’t afford it & the thought of travelling solo is really scary. But it doesn’t need to be! Let me tell you why. 1) Traveling solo is actually a great confidence booster. People who travel solo have to learn to do everything themselves.Yup that includes everything from opening a door to navigating around an unknown city at 3:00 in the morning. But guess what...you learn how to watch after yourself, stand up for yourself and do things without relying on someone else. People who travel solo have more confidence in themselves & a more positive can do attitude, and what’s not to love about that? . 2) Solo travel is a chance to experience true freedom. You aren’t responsible to anyone. Your schedule is what you want it to be.You can decide what you do, when you do it and where you want to be. You can wake as early or late as you please and the rest of the day is just as free as the beginning. It’s one of the only times in life you’re not beholden to anyone. It’s complete freedom and one of the most exhilarating experiences in life! . 3) It teaches you about yourself. You learn what you can handle easily and what hurdles are more of a challenge. This kind of self-discovery is harder to explore when you are in your comfort zone, and traveling provides plenty of opportunities every day to try new things and figure out more about who you are. . 4) It's a great time to move on. Whether you’re facing the end of a relationship, disappointment in your career field, or rejection of some kind, a trip alone is a great time to heal, process and reevaluate your life. The time and space that travelling solo offers you while going from one place or from town to town allows your mind to wander. You can’t help but begin to think about your life, what you’ve done, what you want to achieve and what you’re grateful for, giving you a whole new perspective on life. . So promise me you will finally plan that solo trip you have always wanted ! . #unciatrails — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2BWhkzn

[littlebitofglow]

Oops, I did it again... Got so distracted by other things on Instagram and almost forgot to post. Today, I am completely intrigued and amused by the Kylie Jenner video of her washing her face. Have you watched it? I have so many questions... lol ________ Here's my #skincareroutine from this morning, Thursday 5/30/19 1️⃣Tata Harper Regenerating Cleanser* 2️⃣Amorepacific Vintage SIngle Extract Essence 3️⃣Complexe Iribiol 4️⃣Benton Snail Bee Essence 5️⃣Paula's Choice c25 Super Booster* mixed with 6️⃣Shangpree S Energy Long Lasting Concentrated Serum 7️⃣Jullai Super 7 Hydrating Moisture Gel* 8️⃣Too Cool for School Jean George Llong Sunscreen SPF 50, I can safely say this is my favorite sunscreen since I've repurchased it at least 4 times. I don't know why I'm so hesitant to call anything "Holy Grail?" Also wish this was sold in the US! 9️⃣Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask ________ * = PR/gifted #tataharper#amorepacific#shangpree#peachandlily#jullai#paulaschoice#bentoncosmetic#toocoolforschool#laneige#kbeauty#koreanskincare#beautygram#rasianbeauty#frenchbeauty#frenchskincare#biologiquerecherche#oilyskincare#skincarelover#beautyroutine#skincarediary#byrdiebeauty#vanities#diptyque https://www.instagram.com/p/ByGyxUxALaC/?igshid=k7m08i8cx7pp

[naanadventures]

We’re on our way to Ladakh tomorrow for two weeks of mediation, shiatsu and yoga. Ohmmm 🧘‍♀️

The internet connection willbe very slow to non-existent so I may not be able to post for a while. Also , it’s cold! We are all hoping our bodies can cope with the extreme change in weather from the 100+ degrees in Delhi to 50 degrees in Ladakh. Anyway, as the Ladakhis say... jullay!

[angelarpetersen]

Chareze Ri North in India's Rangtik valley climbed by Italians

At the end of August 2018 Davide Limongi, Federico Martinelli, Enrico Mosetti, Federico Secchi and Luca Vallata climbed the East Ridge of Chareze Ri North in the Rangtik valley in the Zanskar area of India. Climbed alpine style with one bivouac, Jullay Temù (1000m, 70° ice, V + rock) reaches the north summit at5950m. Due to the onset of darkness and subsequent bad weather the main summit was not reached. Luca Vallata reports

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交大國際印度志工團授旗 協助當地學校資訊教育

記者黃誌寬／新竹報導 　「Jullay」為印度拉達克的招呼語，意思是「你好」。交通大學印度國際志工 Jullay 團以此為名，年年代表交大跨出腳步，融入印度當地，在互信與互惠的基礎下幫助對方，並藉此展現本校學子國際移動力、著眼世界角落的人文關懷，向印度甚至全世界說聲「你好！」 　交大國際志工計畫的服務學習中心主任、電物系張文豪教授勉勵團員「科學不僅止於追求真理，更要關注社會需要。」印度國際志工Jullay團的持續行動亦展現了交大無論是在世界一流的學術競爭，或遙遠角落裡的社會回饋都全力以赴、崇實篤行的精神。 　交大表示，印度團長期合作的學校Jamyang School位於喜馬拉雅山麓、印度拉達克地區首都列城，是一所提供貧苦孩童免費受教育的寄宿學校。交大印度國際志工團自2010年起，持續於每年暑假期間至該校執行服務計畫，今年亦將於7月1日至7月20日至當地進行教育服務。 　學務處服務學習中…

[torontoseoulcialite]

The #cafe scene in #Seoul, #Korea is so plush! Love having escapes near work 😄 (at Cafe Jullai)

[doyoufashion-blog]

여름의 싱그러운 에너지와 사려 깊은 마음을 기반으로 'Mindful Beauty'를 추구하는 코스메틱 브랜드, 쥴라이(jullai) 런칭 행사장입니다🍃7가지가 넘은 슈퍼 푸드를 풍부하게 담은 #쥴라이 로 피부를 여름처럼 건강하게 가꿔보세요🌳🍋🍎🥑🌈#Jullai #MindfulBeauty #Launch