I just yelled, 'Fuochi d'artificio!' in my empty office.
That means fireworks .
But it sounds like something else.
I just yelled, 'Fuochi d'artificio!' in my empty office.
That means fireworks .
But it sounds like something else.
I looked outside and realized I know how to say…
ᎠᎦᏍᎦ ᎪᎯ ᎢᎦ
agasga gohi iga
It’s raining today.
I made a list of ᏣᎳᎩ words I wanted to share on my discord this week and wrote them all down in syllabary without the phonetics because I CAN READ THEM.
@isaactly_s #english #languagelearner This is a video I found while clearing out my phones` memory. It is quiet funny and is about the english language and its particulars concerning food (cow/beef, pig/pork). At the end, everything is about hotdogs ;-) Hope you enjoy.
#food #funny
Glisten 2: Going Beyond Learning to Teaching
https://www.glisten.ist/blog/glisten-2-going-beyond-learning-to-teaching
Starting a new graded reader. This one is much harder - it even contains words I don't know! But I hope to push my reading skills up to HSK2 with this one.
#Introduction remake
I have deep, varying interests and post frequently. I currently love:
* music! #kpop stars #EXO, especially D.O. #도경수 #DohKyungsoo and #SUHO #수호 are my current favorites
* #kHipHop like #pH1 and #홍다빈
* #kdrama, #cdrama, #ThaiDrama, and #TaiwaneseDrama
* learning! I am a #LanguageLearner and learning Korean.
* #hockey! #PWHL and local junior hockey league games
* #Unschooling my kid
* making GIFs
I'm here to learn, share joys, and make connections with people.
@stephanie @DavidM_yeg
It's possible to slow down the playback speed in order to read everything but I can understand that it's not enjoyable for non-readers. I tried to start a couple of friends watching one of my fave #kdrama shows but they had the same response.
Having been a lifelong reader and a part-time #LanguageLearner, watching these shows is really lighting up my serotonin receptors! I caught so many words and phrases in today's show!
A fun bluesky thread about some rumors in #kdrama land, including what I'd recently been suspecting: that when Koreans say 개소리 "kay soh ree" to say something sounds like nonsense, they are literally saying it sounds like "dog noises".
#LanguageLearner
https://bsky.app/profile/kdramanews.bsky.social/post/3knqb3uowzs2q
Yesterday, I got my 400 day streak completed on Duolingo. I also finished a friend's quest.
I think I need a break from Duolingo for a while. This entire past section feels like too much for me, and much of the Duolingo learning process feels like trying to find meaning and patterns from goo.
I started Lingodeer from a rec on here and the first few lessons give actual grammar keys! 은 vs 는, 이 vs 가. I feel like I know facts within a week, vs goo-understanding in over a year.
#LanguageLearner
Whether it is reason 1, 2, 3 or 4, fear not!
I'm here to guide you through it all with a clear roadmap, trust-building insights, and a touch of personal connection. We're in this together!
So, if you want to move past those obstacles, learn Hebrew more effectively, and build a strong foundation for your language journey, you're in the right place.
Write me which one is it, and we'll get you unstuck. I promise.
Using Mastodon and #translate, I am picking up a few phrases of Dutch and German. I'm sure my pronunciation is wrong.
I am inadvertently learning to read two new languages.
Could someone tell me what function the 서 is serving in this sentence: 함버거가 식당에서 비쌉니다.
Duolingo says it's "The hamburger is expensive at this restaurant." but I don't understand the 서. And of course Duolingo doesn't explain it.