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Some education and job resources I came across through Facebook posts. Apologies that a few links near the bottom were lost.

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Hey! I was wondering if you could make a masterpost with all your downloadable links, please? Or maybe you've already done that and i need to look further, but anyway, love your studyblr!

Hey! Here you go :D (2019 stuff will be going up soon, just have a lot to get through first)

Free downloads 

All linked here :-)

Free printables

Monthly Planners

2019 DIY calendars

2019 student printables (2018-19 overview, 2019 overview, 2019 key dates, year in pixels, monthly portrait planner)

2018 monthly planner printables

2018 student printables (includes 2018 overview + calendar, daily + weekly + monthly planner, 30 habit tracker, class overview, task tracker and timed worklog)

Weekly + Daily Planners

weekly study schedule

weekly planner (monday and sunday start)

weekend planner

daily planner

Study planners

study planner pack (daily + weekly + monthly study planner, 10 minute planner, study plan, study tracker, subject and chapter summary, and priority breakdown)

DIY flashcard printables (2 covers, dotted, lined, grid, Q&A versions)

assessment planner (4 and 10 day options)

subject to do list planner

study session planner

studying printable pack

language study printable (two options - 16 pages of premade tables or 8 pages of customisable/blank tables)

exam revision printable pack (includes revision checklist, formulas + definitions sheet, essay + project planner, weekly schedule)

Misc (organisation, productivity, notetaking)

to do list printables

100 days of productivity tracker printable

note-taking printables (includes dotted, grid, lined, cornell method)

organic chemistry notetaking printable

literary techniques and devices sheet

subject binder covers (editable for your own subjects with 16 colour choices)

Paid printables

Monthly/Weekly/Daily planners

2019 student planner

all 2019 printable sets

more 2019 digital calendars will be up soon :-)

monthly breakdown planner

days of the week planner

weekend task planner

weekly overview planner

Student/Studying

2018-19 digital student planner (editing asap for 2019-2020)

ultimate student organiser pack

13 week digital notebook

digital notebooks (lined / grid / dotted)

study and revision pack

curve of forgetting planner printable

grade and assessment planner pack

student reading journal printable

essay guide and planner pack

project planner printable

group project planner

citation/reference planner

customisable weekly study planner

Organisation

digital declutter organiser printable

weekly study schedule

college packing list printable

weekly meal planner printable

weekly wellness planner printable

student finance planner

2018-19 money (income, expenses, savings) planner

2018-19 savings planner

Productivity

productivity planner

goal and habit planner

task prioritising matrix planner

productivity time manager

30 + 31 day habit tracker printable

Digital (for tablets and apps like Goodnotes, Notability, etc)

undated DIY digital bullet journal

digital bullet journal date, month and number stickers

20 college/school digital stickers

64 colourful icon stickers

digital post-it notes

Misc

note taking template printable pack

cornell method note taking template printable or digital pack

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JOB HUNTER | NOTION TEMPLATE https://gum.co/pNcza

Welcome to the Job Hunter Notion Template. This template is to help you keep track of the jobs you have applied too, and the information needed for interviews. Also a spot to keep your resume and cover letter for easy access. 

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Listening

Kinotx - hundreds of films and tv series in german

Tivi - cartoons and shows for children in german

Zdf - news in german

Deutsche Welle - lots of videos for different levels

Slowgerman - Audios with a text to follow

Mypass - TV shows in German

Germanpod101 - a youtube channel with listening tasks

Deutschaussprache -Listen to correct pronunciation

Cartoon with subtitles

Vocabulary

Memrise - lots of free vocabulary courses which use spaced repetition system

Languageguide - words by topics

Ielanguages - words by topics

Learnwitholiver - lots of flashcards with german vocabulary

Syvum - German to English vocabulary quizzes

Lingolia - words by topics with exercises

Anki - a website which lets you create flashcards and learn them using spaced repetition system

Cram - German flashcards

Quizlet - another website for flashcards creation

Cerego - lots of courses with german flashcards

Nthuleen - vocabulary woksheets by topics

Babadum - a fun and pretty vocabulary quiz

Grammar

Schubert grammar - lots of grammar and vocabulary exercises

Nthuleen Grammar - Grammar worksheets

Grammatiktraining - Grammar exercises

German-grammar - grammar explanations and exercises

Levrai - lots of grammar exercises

Lingolia - grammar explanations and exercises

Deutschegrammatik20 - grammar exercises

Mein-deutschbuch - grammar explanations and exercises

Some of my favourite grammar textbooks

A level book A level answers

B level book B level answers

C level book C level answers

Grammatik Aktuell book Grammatik Aktuell answers

Pons Grammatik

Reading

Zeit - news in German

Free books in German

Wievmanga - Manga in German

Test your knowledge

Transparent.com test

Heidelberg-languages.eu test

Prolog-berlin.com test

Goethe.de test

Deutsch-perfekt.com test

Grammatiktraining.de test

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Target Language 90 Day Challenge: Week One

Week One: 3 Oct - 9 Oct

Welcome to the first 7 days of our 90 days challenge! It’s time to begin, and to make it more manageable, the first couple weeks are going to be simple. Around week 3 it will start to get really fun. Let’s get started!

Challenges:

Read aloud an article

Find something that interests you, like an excerpt from a book you want to read. Try recording yourself, just to listen back to in a few weeks to hear your progress! If you are in the discord group you could also join a voice chat to get feedback.

Introduce yourself in your TL

If you already know how to describe the basics about yourself, get more descriptive: talk about your hobbies, what you are studying, your favorite weather, etc.

Remember, this starts Saturday October 3! If you post about the challenge be sure to use the hashtag. Have fun!

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My Masterposts about German

Hope it helps! I’ll update this regularly :) 

General

German Language (general)

What German is Like

weird fun facts

Resources and Grammar

German Comedies

Books and Music 

Resources for learning German

German Cases

German Grading System

Konjunktiv 1 & 2

Vocabulary

10 German Words that are commonly confused

German Phrases part one

German in Usage 1: Pronunciation and Grammar

German in Usage 2: Informal vs. Formal

German in Usage 3: Dialects

Tourism Vocabulary

Christmas Vocabulary

Writing letters/postcards

Random Advanced German part one / part two 

Words for Stuff

Words for Money

My favourite words part one / part two

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Personalpronomen / Personal Pronouns

Nominativ / Nominative - Akkusativ / Accusative - Dativ / Dative

ich - mich - mir —– I

du - dich - dir —– you (informal)

er - ihn - ihm —– he

sie - sie - ihr —–she

es - es - ihm —— it

wir - uns - uns —– we

ihr - euch - euch  —– you (plural)

sie - sie - ihnen —– they

Sie - Sie - Ihnen —– you (formal)

wer - wen - wem —– who

Use the nominative in place of a proper noun, someone’s name for example.

Paul spielt Fußball. - Paul plays soccer.

Er spielt Fußball. - He plays soccer. 

Use accusative for the direct object in a sentence, most times the recipient of a verb. Certain verbs are accusative or dative, you just have to memorize these.

Eric hat James eingeladen. - Eric invited James.

Eric hat ihn eingeladen. - Eric invited him.

Use dative for the indirect object, also the recipient of a verb. Certain verbs are accusative or dative, you just have to memorize these.

Ben hat Anne einen Brief geschrieben. - Ben wrote a letter to Anne.

Ben hat ihr einen Brief geschrieben. - Ben wrote her a letter.

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German Conjunctions

Coordinating Conjunctions:

The sentence structure is exactly the same (conjunction + subject + finite verb…)

Aber - but

Denn - because

Doch - but, however

Oder - or

Sondern - but (rather)

Und - and

Beziehungsweise - or, or more precisely

Allein - but (unfortunately)

Jedoch - but, however

Subordinating Conjunctions:

The finite verb is placed at the end (subjunction + subject + … + finite verb)

Als - when (past events)

Als ob / als wenn - as if

Bevor - before

Bis - until, by

Da - because

Damit - so that

Dass - that

Ehe - before

Falls - in case, if

Indem - by …-ing

Nachdem - after

Ob - whether (use only if you could say “whether in english”)

Obwohl - although

Seit - since (used for time)

Seitdem - since (used for time)

So dass - so that

Solange - as long as

Sooft - as often as (whenever)

Um … zu - in order to

Wann - when (questions)

Während - during, while, whereas

Weil - because

Wenn - when (present + future), whenever, if

Wohingegen - whereas

Conjunctional Adverbs:

The finite verb comes before the subject (conjunctional adverb + finite verb + subject + …)

Allerdings - however

Also - therefore

Andererseits - on the other hand

Anschließend - then/afterwards

Außerdem - furthermore

Bald … bald - sometimes … sometimes

Dabei - thereby

Dadurch - thus

Dafür - for this

Dagegen - on the other hand

Damit - so that

Danach - then

Dann - then

Darauf - on/on it

Darum - therefore

Davor - before that

Dazu - to that

Deshalb -  that is why

Deswegen - hence

Entweder … oder - either … or

Einerseits … andererseits - on one hand … on the other hand

Ferner - moreover

Folglich - consequently

Genauso - just the same

Immerhin - after all

Inzwischen - meanwhile

Mal … mal - sometimes … sometimes

Jedoch - however

Schließlich - finally/eventually

Sowohl … als auch - both … and

Später - later

Teils… teils - partly … partly

Trotzdem - nevertheless

Vorher - before

Weder …. Noch - neither … nor

Zuvor - previously

Zwar - although

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If you’re using the German Duolingo tree, the Duolingo notes and tips section is important in order to understand the rules and language. I compiled all the notes and tips from the course into a Google doc to make it easier to work with offline or whenever you want to look up a certain skill. There is an outline there to make it easy to find the information.

The link to the doc can be found here

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langblr playlists

Hello :)

Listening to music in my target language(s) always helped me a lot with pronunciation, vocabulary and use of language, so i’ve decided to share my spotify playlists that each focus on one language!

Some of them are still under construction and don’t have a lot of songs, but they will grow, I promise!

Links:

German  Spanish  Portuguese  Romanian  Russian  Serbian  Slovene  Lithuanian  Turkish  French  Polish  Hungarian  Ukrainian  Norwegian  Estonian  Arabic  Bulgarian  Korean  Chinese  Finnish

Big playlist with non-English songs only: click here

If the playlist links do not work, this link will lead you to my page!

Note: These playlists are sorted by language, not by country! You might notice different accents!

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Could you please indicate me some online books or tips to learn german? Tumblrs? Etc... Sorry, I know you've probably answered it before

Hi

1. Start with the most basic phrases:

https://www.iwillteachyoualanguage.com/learn/german/german-tips/basic-german-phrases

https://ielanguages.com/German1.html

https://www.speaklanguages.com/german/phrases/basic-phrases

https://www.dummies.com/languages/german/common-conversational-words-and-phrases-in-german/

2. Watch youtube vids for pronouncation:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaeT58uDMlPpBlwAYaxN0LA

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClBrbJXNh2sFxOuvH4o5H9g

https://www.youtube.com/user/germanpod101

https://www.youtube.com/user/bilalusmanpk786

3. Extend your grammar and vocab:

http://www.languagedaily.com/learn-german/vocabulary/common-german-words

https://www.deutsch-lernen.com/learn-german-online/beginners/lesson_1.php

https://deutsch.lingolia.com/en/grammar

https://www.germanveryeasy.com/grammar

https://german.net/vocabulary/lists/

https://www.germanpod101.com/german-vocabulary-lists/

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Overview German Verb Tenses Source: German Grammar in Use (Android App)

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For all of you German learners

I made this Google Doc with the help of the Duolingo community a long time ago, and it hasn’t been used in a while. It has a bunch of neat grammar charts that might be a help to some of you. {x}

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hi. do you have a masterpost of german books? not as in grammar books but normal ones, such as harry potter, thr hunger games, and stuff? Happy new year !

These are all the files I’ve hoarded over time. 

German Novels

Harry Potter

Harry Potter und der Stein der Weisen

Harry Potter und die Kammer des Schreckens

Harry Potter und der Gefangene von Askaban

Harry Potter und der Feuerkelch

Harry Potter und der Orden des Phönix

Harry Potter und der Halbblutprinz

Harry Potter und die Heiligtümer des Todes

The Lord of the Rings

The Hobbit

Der Herr der Ringe (all 3)

The Hunger Games

Todliche Spiele

Gefahrliche Liebe

Flammender Zorn

Sherlock Holmes

Das Reigate Rätsel 

Der Hund von Baskerville

Die Abenteuer Von Sherlock

The Chronocles of Narnia

Der König von Narnia 

Prinz Kaspian von Narnia

Die Reise auf der Morgenröte 

Der silberne Sessel   

Der Ritt nach Narnia  

Das Wunder von Narnia  

Der letzte Kampf  

Classics and Modern

P.S. Ich liebe Dich - Cecelia Ahern

Die Abtei von Northanger-Jane Austen

Fahrenheit 451-Ray Bradbury

Jane Eyre- Charlotte Bronte

Die Sturmhohe- Emily Bronte

Das krumme Haus - Agatha Christie

Mord im Orientexpress -  Agatha Christie 

Herr der Diebe- Funke, Cornelia 

Eat Pray Love- Elizabeth Gilbert

Alles was wir geben mussten- Kazuo Ishiguro

Die Verwandlung - Franz Kafka

Der kleine Prinz -  Antoine de Saint Exupery

Gute Geister- Kathryn Stockett

Der Teufel tragt Prada- Lauren Weisberger

Die Bucherdiebin- Markus Zusak

Don Quijote (comic)

Geschichten aus 1001 Nacht (comic)

Madame Bovary (comic)

Odyssee (comic)

Other Books for Intermediate Students

1001 Nachtschichten

Adel und edle Steine

Anna

Brigitta

Das Feurschiff

Das Madchen mit dem die Kinder nicht verkehren durften

Der Gestiefelter Kater

Der Tote im See

Die Bergwerke von Falun

Die Blaumacherin

Die Rache des Computers

Ebbe und Flut

Effi Briest

Ein Mann zu viel

Erich ist verschwunden

Eva Wien

Gebrochene Herzen

Hamburg - hin und zuruck

Haus ohne Hoffnung

Lea? Nein danke!

Leipziger Allerlei

Mord auf dem Golfplatz

Till Eulenspiegel

Todlicher Schnee

Tor ohne Grenzen

Vera Heidelberg

Veronikas Geheimnis

Link to them all on Google Drive: Here

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Here are some of my unusual ways of studying German! I hope this helps some of you out✨

Mentioned Blogs : @learngermanblog / @mutant-german / @ich-bin-der-baer / @myhoneststudyblr / @crazy-languages / @weltreise / @langsworldmemes01 / @productive-tips / @studyblr-support

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Once on facebook I argued with 2 different men on 2 different subjects in 2 different groups. It had nothing to do with feminism. A few hours later, both men sent me private messages saying almost the exact same thing : one said “suck my dick” the other said “you should only open your mouth if it’s to suck dicks”. Another time I was discussing the pressure women face to shave their armpit hair and this guy replied “nobody gives a fuck about your pubes lmao”.

When women debate men, men often end up making lured comments, sexual jokes or just simply throwing sexual insults. I’ve seen it countless times. It usually happens when the woman stands her ground/doesn’t change her mind/has a strong opinion about something/is a good debater. Their goal is to shut the woman up, put her in her place as the sexual object she is, humiliate her, make her uncomfortable, scare her, reduce her to her sex, remind her that she is worthless ultimately and might as well shut up. The goal is also to disqualify her in the eyes of anybody else who might be listening to her.

But it’s also very telling how men consider sex as a weapon to humiliate and control women.