discovering new songs & creating playlists dedicated to your target languages
being able to sing along to your favourite songs
watching tv shows/movies without subtitles
you’ll have an excuse to watch cartoons again
reading books in their original form
writing your own stories
writing a diary
understanding new memes
having access to new youtube channels
learning about cultures
trying out recipes from the countries where your target language is spoken = eating more yummy food
having a hobby to keep your mind occupied
making even a little progress in your target language will make you feel good about yourself
03.14.2021
A little late but March cover page!
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Moodboard
Non-Gricean Humor: The past, the present, and the future walk into a bar. It was tense.
But now I’m not so sure I believe in beginnings and endings. There are days that define your story beyond your life. Like the day they arrived.
Arrival (2016) dir. Denis Villeneuve
languages will make rules and then be like. actually nah
arrival -
Trying to decide whether or not to be excited when I start seeing a lot of overlap between my CS theory classes and my linguistics classes, specifically syntax and phonetics.
Like, I knew they go hand in hand really well (obviously, since I'm studying both) but its a whole other thing to see how they are both systematically approached in very similar ways.
It suddenly dawned on me that the skills I’d acquired over the past few months had nothing to do with holding a conversation or navigating a foreign city. Duolingo wasn’t teaching me to communicate; it was training me to become more addicted to the app.
Inspiration for a future linguist and literature professor
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