Just A Friendly Reminder That The End Of Net Neutrality Will Also Be The End Of Independent Writers And

“Deep End”

Hakone Japan - 2017

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one of my lecturers printed us a step-by-step guide to writing an essay for an assignment we had. i decided to type it up and share it with you guys. i think for the most part it is really useful and a super simple way to break down your essay. hope this helps :~)

best buddies!

A friend of mine uses this as her motivation tool - a giant poster of kanji that she highlights as she learns. I am considering doing this, too. I can just feel how excellent it would be to mark of things that I’ve learned.

She’s using the heisig method, which I know is not without controversy. For those of you studying kanji, in which order do you learn them and how did you choose?

日本語 ～ Transporte 1 - Means of transportation 1

今晩は！🚅🌌

SUSTANTIVOS - NOUNS

自転車  -  じてんしゃ -  Bicicleta  -  Bicycle. 車 - くるま - Auto / Carro / Coche  -  Car. 電車   -  でんしゃ  -  Tren  -  Train. 地下鉄  -  ちかてつ  -  Metro / Subterráneo - Subway / Underground 新幹線  -  しんかんせん  -  Tren bala  -  Bullet train. 飛行機  -  ひこうき -  Avión  -  Airplane. 船  -  ふね  -  Barco  -  Boat / Ship. 救急車  -  きゅうきゅうしゃ  -  Ambulancia  -  Ambulance. パトカー  -  Patrulla -  Patrol car. バイク  -  Motocicleta  -   Motorcycle / Motorbike. タクシー  -  Taxi  -  Taxi. バス  -  Autobús  -  Bus. モノレール  -  Monorriel  -  Monorail. 乗り場  -  のりば  -   Parada, andén  -  Railway / Platform. 駅  -  えき  -  Estación de tren  -  Train station 空港  -  くうこう  -  Aeropuerto  -  Airport バス低  -  バスてい  -  Parada de autobús  -  Bus stop ～線  -  ～せん  -  ～línea  -  ～line.

VERBOS - VERBS

乗る  -  のる  -  Subir / Abordar / Tomar -  To get in  /  To get on. 乗り換える  -  のりかえる  -  Transbordar / Hacer transbordo  -  To change / To transfer (train, bus…) 降りる  -  おりる  -  Bajar  -  To get off / To get out of. 着く  -  つく  -   Llegar / Arribar  -  To arrive at. 出る  -  でる  -  Salir  -  To exit / To go out. 出発する  -  しゅっぱつする  -  Partir  -  To departure. 歩く  -  あるく  -  Caminar  -  To walk. 行く  -  いく  -  Ir  -  To go. 歩いて行く  -  あるいていく  -  Ir caminando  -  Go walking.

“Venus Beach”

For my friends fighting through finals and midterms this month and next month. Good luck fam!

German Vocabulary: Die Stadt - The City

Picture: Town hall square and Alster lake, Hamburg, Germany.

Die Stadt (f) - The city

das Gebäude (n) - the building

die Straße (f) - the street

der Bürgersteig (m) / das Trottoir (n) (Switzerland & Austria) -  the pavement

das Hochhaus (n) - the tower/high-rise building 

der Wolkenkratzer (m) - the skyscraper

die Ampel (f) - the traffic light

das Verkehrsschild (n) - the traffic sign

das Auto (n) - the car

der Bus (m) - bus 

die Bushaltestelle (f)  - the bus stop

der Zug (m) - the train

die Bahn (f) - the train (less formal)

der Bahnhof (m) - the train station

der Zebrastreifen (m) / der Schutzweg (m) (Austria) / der Fussgängerstreifen (m) (Switzerland) - the crosswalk

das Taxi (n) - the taxi 

das Fahrrad (n) - the bicycle

das Krankenhaus (n) / das Spital (n) (Switzerland & Austria) - the hospital

die Gasse (f) - the alleyway 

die Kreuzung (f)  - the crossing

die Garage (f) - the garage

der Parkplatz (m) - the parking space/parking lot

das Parkhaus (n) - the multi-story car park

das Rathaus (n) - town hall

der Verkehr (m) - the traffic

das Haus (n) - the house

der Platz (m) - the square

die Apotheke (f) - the pharmacy

das Kino (n) - the cinema

Die Post (f) / Das Postamt (n) - the post office

das Hotel (n) - the hotel

das Restaurant (n) - the restaurant

die Bank (f) - the bank 

die Schule (f) - the school

die Universität (f) - the university

der Flughafen (m) - the airport

das Stadion (n) - the stadium

der Park (m) - the park

der Spielplatz (m) - the playground

der Kindergarten (m) - the kindergarten

der Fluss (m) - the river

der Hafen (m) - the harbor/port

die Philharmonie (f) - the philharmonic

die Oper (f) - the opera

das Theater (n) - the theater

die Kirche (f) - the church 

die Kathedrale (f) / der Dom (m) - the cathedral

Die Moschee (f) - the Mosque

Die Synagoge (f) - the Synagogue

i need someone to read me a language textbook like a bedtime story every night