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Pursuit of wonder

Why you should read series by ted ed (my favourite)

Creative writing workshop by ted ed

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Ted talks to watch

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Mahabharat (again my favourite)

Bhaskar bose (hindi thriller podcast)

Read stuff for friends (poetry)

The exam expert (study tips and stuff)

Growing with the flow (friend to friend talk kinda podcast)

Poems to calm you down

Scary horror stories by dr no sleep

Sylvia Plath reads her poems

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Harry Potter audio books

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Audio books: horror

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Connaître VS Savoir

Salut! Do you have any posts on connaitre vs savoir? It’s still something that confuses me haha

Connaître (being aware of):

To know someone : Je connais Julien depuis dix ans

To master something : Je voudrais tout connaître

To be appreciated : Je suis connue pour mes talents de pianiste

To have intimate relationships (lit/rare) : Ils se sont connus jadis

To feel (physically/mentally) : Je ne connais pas la peur 

To practice, submit to something : Ma colère ne connaît pas de limites

To know oneself (reflexive) : Je me connais trop bien

Savoir (knowing how to do):

To know : Je sais!

To have something memorized : Je sais bien ma leçon 

To master something : Je sais très bien danser

To be used to/good at doing something : Je sais convaincre les foules

To be able to : Je ne saurais vous le dire

To learn/be told about something : Je sais bien qu’il est parti 

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Upon a Wishing Star

I see everything for what it is worth

There upon the night sky is a flying star

One that thousands might see at the same time

It's value is to grant me a wish and I did

I wished for all that I wanted to be true

For all that I desired to become realized

But in my heart I know that no amount of wishing was going to save me

So I continue to wish and wish wondering about that shooting star

It had shone so brightly amongst the darkness

I remember it because I smiled brightly

What I didn't know was that it was also wishing while looking back at me

Wishing that all of their dreams would come true, that they would get all that they desired

As it burns through the atmosphere, I wonder if just like the star, I was heading towards my own end.

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Colour-related expressions 1

This post's younger sibling:

Afrique noire, f: Sub-Saharan Africa

Alerte rouge, f: code red

Arme blanche, f: bladed weapon

Argent noir, m: dirty money

Avocat marron: corrupted lawyer

Bête noire, f: pet peeve

Blanc cassé, m: off-white

Blanc de poulet, m: chicken breast

Bleu roi, m: royal blue

Bouton d'or, m: buttercup

Carnet rose!, m: when someone is pregnant (ex: Carnet rose! Pauline et Mathieu attendent un heureux événement!)

Carte blanche, f: free reign

Carte bleue, f: bank card

Carte grise, f: car registration document

Carton jaune, m: yellow card (euro football)

Carton rouge, m: red card (euro football)

Casque bleu, m: United Nations soldier

Chambre noire, f: dark room (photography)

Chèque en blanc, m: blank check (no amount)

Chevalier blanc, m: white knight

Citron vert, m: lime

Cône orange, m: traffic cone (casual)

Cordon bleu, m: great cook

Dérouler le tapis rouge: rolling out the red carpet

Donner le feu vert: giving the green light

Drapeau noir, m: black flag

En voir des vertes et des pas mûres: being in a harsh situation

Énergie verte, f: clean power

Esclave marron-ne: runaway slave

Examen blanc, m: mock exam

Faire chou blanc: coming back empty-handed

Feu vert, orange, rouge, m: traffic lights

Forêt noire, f: Black Forrest cake

Fromage bleu, m: blue cheese

Fruits rouges, m: red berries

(Avoir) grise mine, f: looking sad

Habits rouges, m: British army

Haricot rouge, m: kidney bean

Haricot vert, m: string bean

Humour noir, m: dark humour

Liste noire, f: black list

Livre d'or, m: visitors' book

Lumière noire, f: black light

A few useful expressions

Je vous/te laisse imaginer… : imagine… (He hadn’t slept in two days, je te laisse imaginer how long he napped)

Je te le donne en mille : You’ll never guess (And what do you think she did? Je te le donne en mille: she said no and ran!)

Je te prends au mot : I take your word for it

Je te connais par cœur : I know you perfectly

Je ne te le fais pas dire : You’re telling me!

Je crains/j'ai peur que non : I’m afraid not

Je ne sais pas : I don’t know

Je regrette : I’m sorry, I wish I hadn’t (Je regrette de t'avoir fait mal)

Je t'ai posé une question : i asked you something (angry)

Je te le rends bien : It’s mutual

Je t'en prie : You’re welcome

Je t'en supplie : I’m begging you

Je t'en foutrai, du/de la/des x : I’ll give you x (angry)

Je t'en veux : I’m mad at you

Je compte bien… : I fully intend to…

Je m'en fiche/fous (rude) : I don’t care

Je veux bien : I’d love to

Je le jure : I swear

Je fais de mon mieux : I’m doing my best

Je garde espoir que… : I remain hopeful that…

Je demande à voir : I’ll believe it when I see it

Je disais donc que… : As I was saying…

J'ai envie de : I want, I feel like

J'ai tout laissé tel quel : I left without changing/touching anything

J'ai failli lui dire : I almost told him/her

J'ai changé d'avis : I changed my mind

J'ai besoin d'y réfléchir : I need to think about it

The French Version of “Like”

(In the sense of “I mean like” “You know like”)

We have THREE main ways of saying “like” in sentences, cause we thought “lol why only have one?” They’re used generally orally by an individual, LIKE A LOT (and sometimes written when texting friends)

You will be granted access of me and my best friend’s conversation screenshots in order for you to see them used.

1. GENRE

This one is used the most, including me to the despair of my parents lol.

Translation: “like sometimes he’s talking and at some point there was something that triggered him” “like fuck I’m looking at this rock it’s crazy”

2. EN MODE

A kind of “like” used when you want to present a state in which you were in.

Translation: “It’s so funny that you thought about what you wrote like oh yeah I wasn’t clear let me phrase it better”

3. JE SUIS LÀ / J’ÉTAIS LÀ

It’s used in the sense of “I’m like” and “I was like”

Translation: “Yeah I was like calm down”

studying for the lsat (for free)

i know lsat prep courses are so expensive and i cannot pay for that so i thought i’d share what i’ve been doing

insight lsat on youtube has a playlist with a free prep course, in which they go over each section of the lsat/each type of question you’ll encounter. it’s very helpful and i recommend pausing the video and trying to answer yourself whenever the instructor recommends it!

after going through question types, he provides a list of “homework questions” — the questions add up to essentially being 2 full sections from a few different practice tests, so at the moment i’m doing the questions one recommended practice test at a time (making it 2 full sections each time i practice)

i compile answers to these practice questions in a google doc, where i correct myself and make notes on what went wrong, as well as label what types of questions i missed so i can see any patterns

i use a notion spreadsheet to track how much time per day i study, as well as scores and/or percent accuracy for my actual practice (when doing the homework questions/2 sections instead of a full test, i calculate accuracy since i do not have an actual score)

after working through the lsat insight course and doing all recommended practice, my next step will be to do full timed sections (when i do homework practice it is untimed)

then, i will take a full timed test, so that i have a new diagnostic score and i can plan out the next phase of studying. i will once again track what types of questions i’m missing so i can implement more targeted practice.

more notes:

- i get my practice tests of pdf coffee

- i check answers using manhattan prep (it’s a forum so explanations are detailed and written by real people)

i hope this was at all helpful, and if anyone has any questions or recommendations let me know! :)