Top Played Songs Of October 2020! Hope Everyone Had A Fun October And Halloween!

Bizarre study tips #32

You know what many top students do differently? They don’t solve all the problems/questions once. They do it again and again.

So now if you have a question set, solve it as many times as possible and you’ll be surprised to find how automated your hand moves during the exam this time!

Art journal details (Flatsound - We’re Fighting Again)

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🎧 — lovely // billie eilish & khalid

so we didn’t all die on the eighteenth? cant say im not disappointed

11/100 // 08.17.2019

🎵 Kool Aid - KIRBY

A week until my SAT subject tests and my teachers gave 5 hours of homework 😩. Posted this completed bujo spread because having everything checked off after so long is soooo satisfying.

setting up for april 🦋

you got this

Hangul Lesson 4: Some 받침 Rules

여러분 안녕! Hi again everyone! I got a request recently to do a lesson about 받침 rules, so here it is! For those who don’t know, 받침 refers to the ending consonants of a Korean syllable. I recommend that if you aren’t familiar with Hangul, that you check out my other Hangul lessons on my masterlist first before reading this one! 

I made these charts because there are quite a few rules and irregularities about 받침. I also made a couple about consonant assimilation, which is basically how two or more consonants blend together/change to make a new sound. My lists are not exhaustive, but I think I included the most common rules. 

Also! I recommend that if you want a more complete list that you check out Korean Wiki Project’s page about this! You’ll also notice that a lot of the examples I used are the same as the ones that they used, so I want to give credit where credit is due! I tried to include some common words that you might hear often, and it can also be difficult to think up of irregularities sometimes, so I just wanted to let you know why it seems like I copied and pasted a lot of the examples and I don’t wanna plagiarize lol. PLEASE go check their page out – it’s super helpful!

If you’re overwhelmed by these lists and a little worried about memorizing them, don’t worry about it :) Honestly, depending on how you learn best it might be most productive to just learn as you go and to listen closely to how native Koreans speak so you can pick up on those rules rather than forcing yourself to memorize them. That said, if you want clarification on how exactly things are pronounced, I hope these charts along with Korean Wiki’s website can help!  

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Richard Siken, a Primer for the Small Weird Loves

20|01|2021

some old gcse chemistry notes written on goodnotes on my ipad! this was the first time i ever used it and i remember being so pleased with how they turned out!

Day 51 of My Winter Studying Challenge!

❄️ 20th January - Do you do any winter sports?  ❄️

not really because i don’t really do many sports anyway and my country isn’t exactly suited to winter sports 

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