#language classes

[thelandofsadsongs]

Hiii everyone!

As some of you may know, I got the opportunity to come to Seoul to study Korean earlier this year. I finished Level 1, and I LOVE the Korean language and culture. I'm now hoping to study two more terms (Level 2 and 3) to help me with getting my dream job, as it requires Korean skills.

If you're in a situation that allows you to donate even a small amount, I'll be forever grateful. And if you can't, I'd be extremely happy if you could share this post :)

Thank you and much love to you all <3

[howdyvette]

Not to beat a dead horse, but LIBRARIES literally will give you online access to TV and movies for free without having to pirate them. They also have recordings of theatre productions!! I just watched David Tennants Richard ii FOR FREE with a really high quality recording FROM THE LIBRARY!!!! Everyone needs to GET A LIBRARY CARD!!!!

My library also has access to programs that can help you make your own legal documents if you can't afford an attorney but need things like wills or bills of sale or lease agreements!!

There is concerts and and documentaries and operas and Ballets from carnegie hall and the Palace of Versailles and other world class theaters!

They have coding courses! IELTS training!! News paper access that usually requires a subscription! Audio books! Music! Tickets to events and museums and aquariums and art galleries and carnivales and park passes and youth programs!!!

There is literally no reason to not have a library card. They're free.

[hebrewbyinbal]

In the journey of life, with its unpredictable ebbs and flows, we all need a beacon of support, a reminder that we're not navigating the waters alone.

The phrase "I am with you" is a powerful testament to this solidarity, a promise that serves as an anchor amidst the stormy seas.

Whether it's a friend facing a daunting challenge, a family member grappling with loss, or a colleague enduring a tough day, "I am with you" is your hand extended in kindness, your presence as a source of comfort.

It's a declaration that transcends language barriers, cultural differences, and personal beliefs, resonating with a simple, profound truth: nobody has to face their struggles alone.

"I am with you" is more than a statement; it's a commitment. It says, "Your battles are my battles, your triumphs my celebrations".

It's standing side by side with someone in their darkest hours and brightest moments, a shared connection that illuminates the solidarity of the human spirit.

In using these words, you offer a gift of companionship that can lighten loads and lift hearts. You become a companion in the silent moments when words fail but presence speaks volumes. It's in the soft murmur of empathy during a somber evening, the firm nod of understanding when the path seems insurmountable, and the shared laughter that cuts through the tension of a trying day.

So when you say "I am with you" to someone, you're doing more than offering consolation — you're reaffirming the power of community and the strength found in unity. It's a vow that no one will be left to weather the storms of life without a crew, a declaration that the voyage might be long, but no one will navigate it without company.

It's a reminder that while our journeys are personal, the roads are interconnected, and along the way, we find each other — ready to walk together, shoulder to shoulder, heart to heart.

[chaos-lord-of-chapstick]

ASL format from a class me and my friend are taking.

My poor teacher has to put up with it.

I doubt they mind it that much.

[scrabble-scribbles]

You do not understand humor until you and your second level language class have to try to (badly) explain the film saltburn to your professor who has never seen it and has no clue about any of it.

[easternblocrelics]

The Studymaster equipment is fully tranzistorized and built out of modern elements. It consists of 3 main parts: - Central unit - Teacher’s control unit (16 pieces), with headphones and microphone - Student’s control unit (built in or box design). Other than the main parts the equipment comes full with two junction boxes and cables  with sockets, fitted length wise to the size of the classroom. Produced by: Mechanical Laboratory 1968

[norwegianoslo]

[wotchergiorgia]

yesterday a friend of mine and I decided to apply for a spanish course (we don't know anything at all) this autumn just because.

[stingrayextraordinaire]

Another year, another group of my delightful ninth graders trying to spell the word "tragedy" for their Romeo and Juliet assignment.

Last year's collection

[elrohirtheneurodivergent]

Do other countries with mandatory second foreign language classes in middle and high school also draw this kind of false dicotomy (I don't know how to spell that and am too lazy to look it up) between French and Latin (except for French speaking countries of course)

I mean at my school you can also choose Spanish and / or Russian but those classes have rarely more than like 6 students (I think)

[sephelions]

Can someone like. Hotspot me their knowledge of the French language please

[ieltscoachinginchennai]

[hebrewbyinbal]

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[mikaylalana]

Is it just me? or purposely not asking to go to the bathroom during Spanish class is relatable because if the teacher will make you ask in Spanish 💀

*Spanish Class*

Me: *Can I go to the bathroom?”

Teacher: *Que? en español solamente por favor señora*

Me: *you know what?, I can hold it.*

[raccoontourfan123]

why arent people who speak spanish allowed to take spanish class in high school. just cuz you can speak it doesn't mean you can write it and part of the class is writing. just saying