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busuu 🇬🇧 lesson

in portuguese ● What are your plans this weekend? Quais são seus planos neste fim de semana? ● Do you want to meet up this weekend? Quer se encontrar neste fim de semana? ● Are you free on Friday? Vocês estão livres na sexta-feira? ● I'm free on Friday. Eu estou livre na sexta-feira. ● Let's meet up on Friday. Vamos sair na sexta-feira. ● Let's go out this weekend. Vamos sair neste fim de semana. ● How about we meet at 8pm? Que tal nos encontrarmos às 20h? ["How about…?" é usado para fazer uma sugestão.] [Também podemos usar "How about…?" quando queremos sugerir um plano ou ideia.] [Quando não usamos um pronome, como "I" ou "we", usamos a forma -ing do verbo (p. ex., "meeting") depois dessa expressão.] ● How about we meet at 8pm? ● How about meeting at 8pm? ● How about meeting up on Saturday afternoon? Que tal nos encontrarmos no sábado à tarde? ● Would you like to come to my housewarming? Você gostaria de vir à festa de inauguração da minha casa nova? Forma educada 😊 Para fazer um convite, normalmente perguntamos "Would you like to…" porque soa mais educado que "Do you want to…". menos educado ● "Do you want to come to my party?" ("Você quer vir à minha festa?") mais educado ● "Would you like to come to my party?" ("Você gostaria de vir à minha festa?") ● Okay, sounds great! Ok, que ótimo! ● Sorry, I have plans. Desculpe, eu tenho planos.

update: 🗣️ people won't stop coming and talking to me and also adding me! i can feel the love!!!

I started studying arabic on Busuu just for fun and out of curiosity and on my first test I wrote in arabic instead of using romanization and a few people already came to me asking things in arabic. ^-^

🇯🇵 busuu lesson

New kanjis! 匹 / ひき/ぴき/びき Counter for animals. [The pronunciation of the counter varies depending on the number that comes before it.] Example: 一匹 (いっぴき) / 二匹 (にひき) / 三匹 (さんびき) 一匹 / 二匹 / 三匹 one animal / two animals / three animals Example: いぬが一匹います。 There is a dog. 枚 / まい Counter used for something flat. [The radical of 枚 is ⽊.] [Used for sheets of paper.] Example: 二枚のパン (にまいのパン) 二枚のパン two slices of bread Example: ひこうきのチケットを三枚かいます。 I'm going to buy three plane tickets. [Tickets used to always be paper, so we use the counter 枚/まい for flat objects.] 台 / だい / たい Counter used for large furniture and large electronics (Looks like a lamp on a table.) Example: 三台のくるま (さんだいのくるま) / 台風 (たいふう) 三台の車 / 台風 three cars / typhoon Vocab: 犬 / いぬ / けん dog (It looks like a dog's mouth.) Example: 犬のなまえ (いぬのなまえ) / 犬種 (けんしゅ) 犬の名前 / 犬種 name of a dog / dog breeds Example: 私のいぬはゴールデンレトリーバーです。 My dog ​​is a golden retriever. 住 / す-む / じゅう Live / reside Example: 住む (すむ) / 住宅 (じゅうたく) 住む / 住宅 Live / dwelling [The left part of this kanji is a radical meaning "person".] Exercise: Rewrite the sentence in hiragana: 男の人が二人います おとこのひとがふたりいます。 There are two men. [When 人 comes after the name of a country, we use じん, and the whole word refers to the nationality, e.g. アメリカ人 (American).] Listening Exercise Correction: よく聞いてください。 True or false? There are 100 trees. False: The man said "木が八本（はっぽん）あります", not 百本 (ひゃっぽん). Example: テーブルを四台かいます。 I'm going to buy four tables. 四台（よんだい） Example: 私は一匹の犬と一人の友だちと住んでいます。 I'm living with a dog and a friend. 一匹（いっぴき）、一人（ひとり） Example: パンを何枚食べますか。 How many slices of bread will you eat? 二枚食べます。 I'll eat two slices. [Bread slices are flat, so we use the 枚/まい counter for flat objects.] Example: 何匹の犬と住んでいますか。 How many dogs do you live with? 何匹 / なんびき (How many?)

08.09.2024 — 공부할때 나는 차를 마시고 있어요. 🍵🕯️

youtube 🇯🇵 phrases

Changed my Youtube account language to japanese and decided to use this chance to learn something. ^-^ 🖥️ この動画は再生できません Kono dōga wa saisei dekimasen This video cannot be played 🖥️ ホームに戻る Hōmu ni modoru Back to Home 🖥️ 動画を再生できません Dōga o saisei dekimasen Can't play video 🖥️ この動画に関連付けられていた YouTube アカウントが停止されたため、この動画は再生できません。 Kono dōga ni kanrendzuke rarete ita yūchūbu akaunto ga teishi sa reta tame, kono dōga wa saisei dekimasen This video can no longer be played because the YouTube account associated with it has been terminated 🖥️ 動画の保存先… Dōga no hozon-saki Video save destination 🖥️ 後で見る Ato de miru Watch Later 🖥️ 新しい再生リストを作成 Atarashī saisei risuto o sakusei Create a new playlist

busuu 🇯🇵 lesson

The counter 本/ほん can be used to count something that is long and thin. For example: a pole, a fishing rod, a whole baguette, a tree, a line drawn on paper, or a strand of hair! Depending on the number before the counter, the reading can change to ぽん or ぼん. This is the same rule as the readings for 百 and ひき. 🌴 いっぽん / 一本 / ippon (1) にほん / 二本 / nihon (2) さんぼん / 三本 / sanbon (3) よんほん / 四本 / yonhon (4) ごほん / 五本 / gohon (5) ろっぽん / 六本 / roppon (6) ななほん / 七本 / nanahon (7) はっぽん / 八本 / happon (8) きゅうほん / 九本 / kyuuhon (9) じゅっぽん / 十本 / juppon (10) なんぼん / 何本 / nanbon (How many (long, thin objects)?) ✿ いえにピアノがnidai | にだい | 2台 | 二台 | 二だいあります。 I have two pianos at home. In the phrasal structure "noun があります", the number comes after が. ✿ Tシャツをsanmai | さんまい | 三枚かいます。 I'm going to buy three t-shirts. [The number comes after the particle. Ex: Tシャツをまいかいます。]

Studying like this so I can get into Columbia and live out my New York dreams.

what they don't tell you about being bilingual is that you won't be smarter and more eloquent in one language over the other. instead you get to be stupid twice.

busuu 🇯🇵 lesson

なんにんいますか。 何人いますか。 How many people are there? How many are there? 🐱 Do you remember the kanji 何? It means "what". By combining 何 + counter, you can ask: How many of them? For example, 何人いますか。 means: How many people are there? However, the counter つ does not follow this rule. Instead, we simply use the word いくつ and say いくつありますか。, which means: How many are there? original kanji | how many...? | reading 人 / 何人 / なんにん 本 / 何本 / なんぼん 匹 / 何匹 / なんびき 枚 / 何枚 / なんまい 台 / 何台 / なんだい つ / いくつ 友だちは何人来ますか。 How many friends are coming? 木は何本ですか。 How many trees? なんびき何匹 (なんびき) How many animals/insects? 犬は何匹いますか。 How many dogs are there? ケーキはいくつですか。 How many pieces of cake do you want? ( 何本（なんぼん）、何枚（なんまい）、何台（なんだい）) パンを何枚食べますか。 How many pieces of cake do you want? ピアノは何台ですか。 How many pianos?

today's duo 🇯🇵 notes:

みじかいりょこう a short trip 父とバスをまちます。 I'm going to wait for the bus with my dad 何がたのしみですか。 What are you looking forward to なごやのレストランがたのしみです！ I'm looking forward to Nagoya's restaurants! タクシーは何時ですか。 What time is the taxi?

No Japão existe uma palavra que descreve a cultura local da hospitalidade centrada no cuidado: omotenashi. Omotenashi é uma palavra que tem sua origem e seu significado construído ao longo de milhares de anos, e que reflete o jeito de ser e o jeito de fazer japonês. In Japan, there is a word that describes the local culture of hospitality centered on care: omotenashi. Omotenashi is a word that has its origin and meaning built up over thousands of years, and that reflects the Japanese way of being and doing things.

Conjugation in Italian 🇮🇹

I speak - Lo parlo

You speak - Tu parli

He/She speaks - Lui/Lei parla

We speak - Noi parliamo

You speak - Voi parlate

They speak - Loro parlano

Pronouns in Italian 🇮🇹

I - Io

You - Tu

He - Lui

She - Lei

We - Noi

You - Voi

They - Loro

Busuu : Arabic Lesson Module 1 - Lesson 3, 4 + summary + test ☕ Marhaba, esmi Sarah. / .مرحبا، اسمي سارة Hi! My name is Sarah. ☕ Ma esmuki? / ما اسمكِ؟ What is your name? (feminine) ☕ Ma esmuka? / ما اسمكَ؟ What is your name? (masculine) ☕ Ma'a s-salamah/مع السلامة is how we say "see you soon". This expression literally means "safely". ⭐ How are you today? How to ask and answer this question in Arabic. These phrases can be used in both formal and informal situations! ☕ Kayfa haluka? / كيف حالكَ؟ How are you? (masculine) ☕ Kayfa haluki? / كيف حالكِ؟ How are you? (feminine) ☕ Bi-khair, shukran. / .بخير، شكراً Fine, thank you. ☕ La ba's, shukran. / .لا بأس، شكراً Not bad, thank you. ☕ Shukran / شكرًا Thank you. ⭐ Here's a tip! La ba's /لا بأس literally means "no harm or fear". It can be used in different situations as it has several meanings, such as "all right", "no problem" and "never mind". We also use this phrase to wish a sick person to feel better soon: ''la b'as alayka/ la b'as alayki لا بأس عليكَ/ لا بأس عليكِ'' ☕ Marhaban, kayfa haluka? / مرحبًا، كيف حالكَ؟ Hi, how are you? (male) ☕ Marhaban, kayfa haluki? / مرحبًا، كيف حالكِ؟ Hi, how are you? (female) ☕ Bi-khair shukran. What's wrong? / بخير، شكرًا. وأنتَ؟ Fine, thank you. And you (male)? ☕ Bi-khair shukran. What's wrong? / بخير، شكرًا. وأنتِ؟ Fine, thank you. And you (female)?

bussu 🇰🇷 lesson and notes

Semiformal forms 🤗 We transformed verbs and adjectives into semiformal forms in the present tense adding 아요 or 어요 to the radical. We add 아요 if the radical ends in vowel ㅗ ou ㅏ. Otherwise, we add 어요. 찾다 (to find) – radical ends in vowel ㅏ = 찾아요

좋다 (to be good) – radical ends in vowel ㅗ = 좋아요

먹다 (to eat) – radical ends in vowel ㅓ = 먹어요

있다 (to have) – radical ends in vowel ㅣ = 있어요 How to add 아요 Fisrt, let’s see how to add 아요 to radicals with final consonant. (Later we’ll learn how to add 아요 to radicals without final consonant.) If the radical ends in vowel ㅗ or ㅏ with final consonant, we add 아요 to the radical. ㅗ ou ㅏ + final consonant radical + 아요

좋다 (to be good) = 좋아요

닦다 (to wash) = 닦아요

볶다 (to fry) = 볶아요

닫다 (to close) = 닫아요

높다 (tall) = 높아요

살다 (to live) = 살아요

today's notes & homework > busuu

べんきょうしましょう！ 私は きたない へやで べんきょうしません。 I don't sutdy in a dirty/messy room. 聞きましょう！👂 1️⃣ こんにちは、私はナオミです。私のうちはひろいです。でも、私のへやはきれいじゃないです。私はきたないへやでべんきょうしません。ベンさんのすばらしいへやでべんきょうします。ベンさんのおおきいソファーがだいすきです。ベンさんはしんせつな友だちです。 Hello, I'm Naomi. My house is spacious, but my room isn't clean. I don't study in a messy room. I study at Ben's amazing room. I adore Ben's big sofa. Ben is a kind friend. 2️⃣ ぼくはベンです。デザインの学生です。ぼくはあたらしいソファーがすきです。ゆうめいなデザイナーのソファーです。でも、いつもナオミさんはぼくのソファーでねます。ナオミさんはきれいです。でも、ナオミさんのへやはきたないです。へんですね。 I'm Ben. I'm a design student. I like the new sofa. It's from a famous designer. But my friend, Naomi, always sleep on it. Naomi is pretty. But her room is messy/dirty. It's weird. Practice: Tell a little bit about the people and things around you! For example: 私はこのかばんがすきです。でも、ちいさいです。デパートでおおきいかばんをかいます。(I like this bag. But it's small. I'll buy a bigger/big bag in a department store.) Tips: おおきい、ちいさい、いい、わるい、おもしろい、つまらない、ひろい、せまい、きれい、きたない、しんせつ、ゆうめい My answer: こんにちは、私はアラナです。私のうちはひろいじゃないです。そして、私のへやはちいさいです。でも、私のへやがだいすきです。

I started studying arabic on Busuu just for fun and out of curiosity and on my first test I wrote in arabic instead of using romanization and a few people already came to me asking things in arabic. ^-^

hi there!

its been a while but i’m getting back on track again with my language studies. i’ve been having a hard time trying to figure out which languages i want to dedicate my time to since there’s so many, but i’ve finally decided on japanese and korean, i even have made a weekly study schedule! i’m excited to continue my language studies while i still have some time off of school. i do have to say though, i am very excited to get back into school after a year of struggling to get my life in order, but i think i’m starting to get the hang of it!

hope you are well

hi there!

so i’ve been kind of slow in my studies recently as i have been losing motivation. i keep doubting myself and the things i enjoy to do, thinking i’m not producing enough value. but i’m working on that part. one thing i’ve been doing is romanticizing the little things in life. things like playing games with my brother, getting a coffee in the morning, and so on all usually seem so insignificant and useless to success, but in reality success doesn’t mean just one thing. and i am trying to morph this mindset i’ve had all my life into something that will let me enjoy living and not despise it. anyways, i’m getting back into reading priory since i took a break as i’ve been kind of intimidated by it but it’s actually flying by.

i hope you are well.

hi there!

so after some major clean out this last few weeks i’m back on my game and working on making this free time better than ever! i wrote some letters for my friends (which love to do, would recommend) and also have started to set up my own notion page! i’ve seen it all over tik tok and youtube it was finally time to make one. though it isn’t as thorough or aesthetic as others i love it so far!

hope you all are well <3

11.01.2022

starting this gloomy day off with some japanese! i just found this app called renshuu and im loving it already!! i’m still new at japanese and all the study resources available but i can already tell it’s an amazing app and i highly recommend!!

hi there!

i’ve been working on a habit to read for at least 30 minutes everyday to feel some accomplishment, and although it’s been hard i’ve still been able to stick to it! it’s given me motivation to do so much more and i haven’t spiraled :)

anyway, i hope you have a good day!

warm academia

August 4th, 2024 04/30

Salut a tous!

Today I managed my time better and I did plenty.

First I went on Busuu to do the French for Travelling course to warm up since it's A1 to A2 but that course turned out to be almost completely behind a pay wall.

I still learnt some things that I didn't really pay attention to beforehand, like directions and to reinforce that I wrote some of that vocabulary on my notebook and watched French for Beginners: Asking & Giving Directions by Easy French on YouTube.

During the evening I did some workbook activities. I used Alter Ego Plus 2 for A2-B1 and since these were the first activities they were about relationships and descriptive nouns which is what I last did at school.

I actually didn't use any books for french at school, we just used some pdf files the teachers made or found online and random assignments.