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❦ jingle bells (oneshot)
❦ back alley date night (oneshot)
❦ dolce viaggio (oneshot)
❦ arcade (oneshot)
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Some random Greek vocab since I’m somewhat new to the language and just felt like writing some stuff down. Kia ora :).
γεια / jeia / hi, hola
ευχαριστώ / efxaristo / thank you, por favor
σκυλί / skili / dog, perro
ψωμί / psomi / bread, pan
σπίτι / spiti / house, casa
βιβλίο / vivlio / book, libro
γυαλιά ηλιου / jalia ilou / sunglasses, gafas de sol
η οικογένεια μου / i ikoyenia mou / my family, mi familia
σε αγαπώ / se agapo / i love you, te amo
μπλε / ble / blue, azul
ηέα zηλανδία / néa zilandía / new zealand
τηλεφωνώ / tilefono / telephone, teléfono
αυτός / aftos / masc prn. he, el
αυτή / afti / fem prn. she, ella
αυτοί / afti / neut prn. plural. they, elle
βατόμουρο / vatomouro / blackberry, mora
σύκο / siko / fig, higo
χήνα / hina / goose, ganso
σκάκι / skaiki / chess, ajedrez
τοξότης / toxótās / sagittarius
το τιμόνιto / timoni / steering wheel, volante de dirección
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I think for every language vocabulary post I’m going to write a Māori bonus. I love the language sm & as a Māori person, I would love to see it grow.
Kia ora! / hello! (or) cheers!, best wishes!
haere rā / bye
koa / please
tēnā koe / thank you (speaking to one person)
tēnā kōrua / thank you (speaking to two people)
tēnā koutou / thank you (speaking to three or more people)
au, ahau / i
koe / you
ia / he, she. gender neut.
Pō mārie / Ata mārie. Kia ora!
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Salut! Do you have any posts on connaitre vs savoir? It’s still something that confuses me haha
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
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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Hi my langblr fellas,
I've seen this post make the rounds and I just wanted to guve a heads up: it seems like the website they link to has changed their structure/aim and I think it's mostly focused towards schools.
I've seen this post make the rounds and I just wanted to give a heads up: it seems like the website they link to has changed their structure/aim and I think it's mostly focused towards schools nowadays.
I was very sad when I clicked on the link and it didn't show what I was expecting, so I looked around a bit and found a similar site for german: it's called Deutsch Akademie and, as far as I know, it's completely free to use and practice your German grammar.
I looked around for other languages and found the following:
English: The British Council
German: Deutsch Akademie
Spanish: Todo Claro
French: Le Point du Fle
Italian: Scuola e dintorni
I know it's not a lot but it's better than nothing. If you know of a better resource website, please add it below or put it in my inbox!
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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
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
Salut! How would you recommend someone to improve their pronunciation in French if they don’t have access to a class/live in the country where French is spoken? I’m trying so hard but I struggle a lot with pronunciation but it’s so so important to me to be able to pronounce words properly and speak well because I love this language so much and it’s very important to me but I’m struggling a lot
You don’t have to live somewhere in particular or go to school to get any kind of skill. Practice and hard work will always be enough. Now :
Study this post about phonetics
Study this post about pronunciation
Listen to audiobooks while reading the written version (see below)
Watch subtitled stuff (Netflix, TED talks, hacked content, TV5 Monde’s Sept jours sur la planète, Public sénat)
Speak to yourself, pretend to be a Youtuber, debate out loud (…) and record it so you can listen to it later
Some resources :
Youtube’s pronunciation channels
The website Forbo (natives pronouncing words)
The website Reverso (translation, pronunciation, context)
The website Linguo.tv (french videos + subtitles)
Phonetic transcription
Audiobook/ebook combo :
Le Petit Prince - Saint Exupéry AU / EB
1984 - George Orwell AU / EB
The Alchemist - Paulo Coehlo AU / EB
The Art of War - Sun Tzu AU / EB
The Call of Cthulhu - Lovecraft AU / EB
Alice in Wonderland - Lewis Caroll AU / EB
L’Île mystérieuse - Jules Verne AU / EB
The Bible AU / EB
The Fellowship of the ring - J.R.R. Tolkien AU / EB
Pride and prejudice - Jane Austen AU / EB
Le Horla - Maupassant AU / EB
Candide - Voltaire AU / EB
The Black Cat - Edgar Allan Poe AU / EB
Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde AU / EB
Hope this helps! x