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ᶻ 𝘇 𐰁 — ( 私の名前はにこです、Xジェンダー 、24歳 )
⦙ target language: 日本語 (asl, 한국어, polski)
.. active dec. 2022 ..
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daydreaming about one day being able to read classic Japanese literature and poetry in its original form
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my experience of learning japanese so far really has just been flipping between “well that was a lot easier than expected” and “what the actual fuck”
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Youngster slang
- À balle: in large quantities
- Avoir le seum: being angry
- Bananer: fooling someone
- Barré/cramé/fêlé/flingué/ouf/taré: crazy
- Bébar/chourave/chourrer/karna/piquer/taper: stealing
- Bebom: verlan for Bombe, super hot girl
- Bédo/oinj/sandwich/splif: joint
- Beuh/beu/chichon/hash/herbe/shit/teuchi: weed
- Bicher, bolosser, faire la misère: annoying/harassing someone
- Biff, fric, moula, oseille, thune: money
- Binks, cité, tèce, téci, tess, tiécar, zone: Parisian suburbs
- Blinde, f: a lot
- Boloss: loser
- Ça caille/pèle: it’s cold
- Ça me saoule/gonfle/fait chier: that’s pissing me off
- Capter: understanding (T’as capté?)
- Carrément: you bet! (- Do you want to come over? - Carrément!)
- C’est bon: that’s enough, shut up
- C’est carré: it works for me, it’s all good
- C’est clair: totally
- C’est claqué (au sol): it’s shit
- C’est le sang: I love that person, we’re like relatives
- C’est mort: that’s not happening
- C’est tout pété: it sucks
- Chelou: verlan for Louche, Weird
- Chienne: bitch
- Clope, f: cigarette
- Comme jaja: like never before - short for Comme jamais
- Crever: to die (Je crève de faim)
- Dalleux, chien de la casse: annoying horny man
- Darons: parents (un daron, une daronne)
- De ouf: yes, a lot (Je bosse de ouf en ce moment)
- Délire/kif: something cool, exciting
- Démonter: fucking someone up
- Disquette/douille/pilule, f: a lie
- Eins: verlan for Seins, Boobs
- Être chaud: being excited about doing something
- Être en chien: being horny
- Être en PLS (position latérale de sécurité): being exhausted/uneasy
- Faire du sale: doing bad or illegal things
- Faire le canard: acting like a simp
- Faire le gars: acting tough
- Faire tiep: verlan for Faire pitié, being pitiful
- Feumeu: verlan for Meuf, verlan for Femme, Woman
- Fonsdé: verlan for Défoncé, High (on drugs)
- Galocher: kissing (Je l’ai galoche)
- Gérer: being good at something
- Gérer, ken, pécho, serrer: having sex (Je vais ken ce soir)
- Gratter: con something out of someone (Je peux te gratter une clope?)
- J’ai la dalle: I’m hungry
- Je m’en bats les couilles: I don’t give a damn
- Je suis refait: I’m lucky again after being unlucky
- La flemme: can’t be bothered
- Larchouma, tehon: shame
- La vie de ma mère: I swear to God (rude)
- Malaisant-e: cringy
- Mes couilles/mon cul: yeah right
- Mettre un coup de pression/stress: scaring someone with authority
- Mettre une disquette: fooling someone
- Meuf: verlan for Femme, Woman
- Michto: nice, hot
- Michetonneuse: sex worker
- Mifa: verlan for Famille, Family (usually about close friends)
- Morfler/prendre cher: being harmed, going through a lot
- Mytho: liar
- Narvalo, m: dumbass, dude
- Nique sa race: fuck it
- Oim: verlan for Moi, Me (Je rentre chez oim)
- Pélo: dude
- Perso: short for Personally
- Puer la mort: stinking
- Psartek: congratulations
- Quetru: verlan for Truc, Thingy
- Ras le cul: I don’t give a damn anymore
- Relou: verlan for Lourd, Annoying (technically Heavy)
- Reuch: verlan for Cher, Expensive
- Reuf: verlan for Frère, Brother
- Reuss: verlan for Soeur, Sister
- Rien à battre/carrer/cogner/foutre/taper: I don’t give a damn
- S’arracher/se casser/se tailler: leaving quickly during a bad situation
- Se capter: meeting with someone (On se capte après manger?)
- Se faire cramer: being catched red-handed
- Se la raconter: bragging
- Se maquer: seriously dating someone (Il s’est maqué l’an passé)
- Se taper: doing, watching a movie, reading a book, having sex, fighting, eating (Je me suis tapé le dernier Fast and furious)
- Squatter: crashing somewhere and chilling with friends
- Tchoin, timp: slut
- Téma: verlan for Matter, Look! (Téma la meuf)
- Ter-ter: short for Territoire; someone’s block
- Tu connais les bails: you know what I mean
- Tu m’as tué: you killed me (after a joke usually)
- Vénère: angry
- Vivre sa meilleure vie: living one’s best life
- Wesh: aight
- Zyva: verlan for Vas-y, Come on
(via littlesyllable)
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Best language learning tips & masterlists from other bloggers I’ve come across
(these posts are not my own!)
- THE HOLY GRAIL of language learning (-> seriously tho, this is the BEST thing I’ve ever come across)
Tips:
- Some language learning exercises and tips
- 20 Favorite Language Learning Tips
- what should you be reading to maximize your language learning?
- tips for learning a language (things i wish i knew before i started)
- language learning and langblr tips
- Tips on how to read in your target language for longer periods of time
- Tips and inspiration from Fluent in 3 months by Benny Lewis
- Tips for learning a sign language
- Tips for relearning your second first language
How to:
- how to self teach a new language
- learning a language: how to
- learning languages and how to make it fun
- how to study languages
- how to practice speaking in a foreign language
- how to learn a language when you don’t know where to start
- how to make a schedule for language learning
- How to keep track of learning more than one language at the same time
Masterposts:
- Language Study Master Post
- Swedish Resources Masterpost
- French Resouces Masterpost
- Italian Resources Masterpost
- Resource List for Learning German
Challenges:
Word lists:
- 2+ months of language learning prompts
- list of words you need to know in your target language, in 3 levels
Other stuff:
- bullet journal dedicated to language learning
- over 400 language related youtube channels in 50+ languages
- TED talks about language (learning)
- Learning the Alien Languages of Star Trek
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Feel free to reblog and add your own lists / masterlists!
(via prepolyglot)
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i struggle getting things done on some days. it’s very hard.
but i think of how lapsing into habits or behaviors that you thought you’d overgrown is often seen as regressing— but i’ve come to see it as a natural cyclic part of life. like spring and winter, death and rebirth. -
Listening to native speakers of the language you’re trying to learn
(via littlesyllable)
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Hey did you know I keep a google drive folder with linguistics and language books that I try to update regularly
**UPDATE**
I have restructured the folders to make them easier to use and managed to add almost all languages requested and then some
Please let me know any further suggestions
….holy shit. You found the holy grail.
….. is this a DIFFERENT person keeping gigabytes worth of language books on google drive? Holy crap.
This. This here. Is why I love Tumblr.❤️❤️❤️
Update from OP:
UPDATE because apparently not everyone has seen this yet the new and improved version of this is a MEGA folder: https://mega.nz/folder/kQBXHKwA#-osWRLNCXAsd62ln8wKa8w
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Pay attention to the small wins in your language learning. Remembering to decline adjective/adverbs/pronouns etc correctly. Using the right case in a particular context. Recalling that one word you needed without having to look it up, even if it took you a few seconds to remember. Learning a new word. Reading a whole paragraph without having to use google translate. Being able to correct your own grammar, even if you didn’t get it right the first time and have to consciously think about those grammar rules. Learning a language is a long road and sometimes it’s difficult to see just how far you’ve come, so it’s important to celebrate the little victories.
(via benkyoutobentou)
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12.12.22
I wouldn’t be here today if it weren’t for mindmaps man
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