i’ve been doing my homework on how to break into a writing career and honestly. there’s a Lot that i didn’t know about thats critical to a writing career in this day and age, and on the one hand, its understandable because we’re experiencing a massive cultural shift, but on the other hand, writers who do not have formal training in school or don’t have the connections to learn more via social osmosis end up extremely out of loop and working at a disadvantage.
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(Almost) all the Italian songs I’ve translated so far: a masterpost
Disclaimer: English is not my first language, and even if it were, my translations would never even come close to the originals. They’re meant to help learners understand the songs, so that they can later do a much better job at translating them than I did! ;)
Older songs (-1999)
A mano a mano [Rino Gaetano]
Anna e Marco [Lucio Dalla]
L'anno che verrà [Lucio Dalla]
Un blasfermo [Fabrizio De André]
Bocca di rosa [Fabrizio De André]
Buonanotte fiorellino [Francesco De Gregori]
La canzone di Marinella [Fabrizio De André]
Carlo Martello [Fabrizio De André]
La cattiva strada [Fabrizio De André]
La costruzione di un amore [Ivano Fossati]
Dedicato [Loredana Bertè]
Dio è morto [I Nomadi]
La donna cannone [Francesco De Gregori]
Dormono sulla collina [Fabrizio De André]
E la luna bussò [Loredana Bertè]
E non finisce mica il cielo [Mia Martini]
Extraterrestre [Eugenio Finardi]
Fiume Sand Creek [Fabrizio De André]
Generale [Francesco De Gregori]
Giovanni telegrafista [Enzo Jannacci]
Giudizi universali [Samuele Bersani]
La guerra di Piero [Fabrizio De André]
Un giudice [Fabrizio De André]
Hotel Supramonte [Fabrizio De André]
Incontro [Francesco Guccini]
L'isola che non c'è [Edoardo Bennato]
Un malato di cuore [Fabrizio De André]
Il mare d'inverno [Loredana Bertè]
Un matto [Fabrizio De André]
La mia banda suona il rock [Ivano Fossati]
Luci a San Siro [Roberto Vecchioni]
Ma che freddo fa [Nada]
Minuetto [Mia Martini]
Mi sono innamorato di te [Luigi Tenco]
Monna Lisa [Ivan Graziani]
Nancy [Fabrizio De André]
Niente da capire [Francesco De Gregori]
Non sono una signora [Loredana Berté]
Padre davvero [Mia Martini]
Per Elisa [Alice]
Il pescatore [Fabrizio De André]
Piazza Grande [Lucio Dalla]
Preghiera in gennaio [Fabrizio De André]
Rimmel [Francesco De Gregori]
Samarcanda [Roberto Vecchioni]
La sera dei miracoli [Lucio Dalla]
Senza fine [Gino Paoli]
Sono bugiarda [Caterina Caselli]
Strada facendo [Claudio Baglioni]
Il suonatore Jones [Fabrizio De André]
Titanic [Francesco De Gregori]
I treni a vapore [Ivano Fossati]
Vedrai, Vedrai [Luigi Tenco]
Vengo anch'io. No, tu no [Enzo Jannacci]
Verranno a chiederti del nostro amore [Fabrizio De André]
Newer songs (2000+)
Argentovivo [Daniele Silvestri, Rancore, Manuel Agnelli]
Capolinea [Rancore & DJ Myke]
C'è tempo [Ivano Fossati]
Marylou [Mannarino]
Quando piove [Rancore]
Sangue di drago [Rancore]
S.U.N.S.H.I.N.E. [Rancore & DJ Myke]
Ti regalerò una rosa [Simone Cristicchi]
Vieni a ballare in Puglia [Caparezza]
La vita com'è [Max Gazzè]
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basic verbs
be - essere / stare
there is - c’è
there are - ci sono
have - avere
do - fare
go - andare
want - volere
can - potere
need - aver bisogno
think - pensare
know - sapere
say - dire
like - piacere
speak - parlare
learn - imparare
understand - capire
Note - Verbs in Italian change all the time depending on the mood, tense and person. Here’s a useful Italian conjugator.
conjunctions
that (as in “I think that…” or “the woman that…”) - che
and - e (if the following word starts with a vowel it is preferred that you use “ed”)
or - o (if the following word starts with a vowel it is preferred that you use “od”)
but - ma
because - perché
so (meaning “therefore” as in “I wanted it, so I bought it”) - per questo, perciò, quindi
if - se
prepositions
of - di
to - a
from - da
in - in, a, da
at (a place) - in, a, da
at (a time) - a
with - con
about - circa, su
like (meaning “similar to”) - come
for (warning, this one has several meanings that you need to take care of) - per
before (also as a conjunction) - prima di, prima che
after (also as a conjunction) - dopo di, dopo che
during - durante
Note - Prepositions in Italian are joined with the definite articles; e.g. di + la = della, a + il = al, etc.
question words
who - chi
what - che
where - dove
when - quando
why - perché
how - come
how much - quanto/-a, quanti/-e
which - quale, quali
adverbs
a lot - molto, un sacco
a little - un poco
well - bene
badly - male
only - solo
also - anche
very - molto
too (as in “too tall”) - troppo
so (as in “so tall”) - davvero, molto
so much - tanto
more (know how to say “more … than …”) - più
less (know how to say “less … than …”) - meno
as … as … (e.g. “as tall as”) - tanto… quanto…
best - meglio, migliore
worst - peggio, peggiore
now - ora, adesso
then - allora, quindi
here - qui
there - lì, là
maybe - forse
always - sempre
usually - di solito
often - spesso
sometimes - a volte
never - mai
today - oggi
yesterday - ieri
tomorrow - domani
soon - presto
almost - quasi
already - già
still - ancora
enough - sufficiente, abbastanza
adjectives
this - questo
that - quello
good - buono
bad - cattivo
all - tutto
no - nessuno
many - molto
few - poco
other - altro
same - stesso
different - diverso
enough - abbastanza, sufficiente
one - uno
two - due
first - primo
easy - facile
hard - difficile
early - presto
late - tardi
important - importante
interesting - interessante
fun - divertente
boring - noioso
beautiful - bello
big - grande
small - piccolo
happy - felice
sad - triste
busy - occupato
excited - emozionato
tired - stanco
ready - pronto
favorite - preferito
new - nuovo
right (meaning “correct”) - corretto
wrong - sbagliato
true - vero
Note - Italian adjectives always have to agree in number and gender with the noun they modify. The above list presents the adjectives in their masculine, singular form.
subject pronouns
To know more about the pronouns, check out this post I wrote a while ago.
I - io
you - tu
she - ella, lei, essa
he - egli, lui, esso
it - esso/-a
formal you - Lei
we - noi
you (plural) - voi
they - essi, esse, loro
nouns
everything - tutto
something - qualcosa
nothing - niente
everyone - tutti
someone - qualcuno
no one - nessuno
Spanish - lo spagnolo
English - l’inglese
thing - la cosa
person - la persona
place - il luogo
time (as in “a long time”) - il tempo
time (as in “I did it 3 times”) - la volta
friend - l’amico
woman - la donna
man - l’uomo
money - i soldi
country - il paese
city - la città
language - la lingua
word - la parola
food - il cibo
house - la casa
store - il negozio
office - la oficina
manager - direttore
job - il lavoro
work (as in “I have a lot of work to do”) - lavoro
problem - il problema
question - la domanda
idea - l’idea
life - la vita
world - il mondo
day - il giorno
year - l’anno
week - la settimana
month - il mese
hour - l’ora
mother, father, parent - la madre, il padre, il genitore
daughter, son, child - la figlia, il figlio, il bambino
wife, husband - la sposa, lo sposo
girlfriend, boyfriend - la ragazza, il ragazzo
Note - Italian nouns inflect by gender (masculine and feminine, with some instances of vestigial neuter) and number (singular and plural).
more verbs
work (as in a person working) - lavorare
work (meaning “to function”, e.g. “the TV works”) - funzionare
see - vedere
use - usare
should - dovere
believe - credere
practice - praticare
seem - sembrare
come - venire
leave - andarsene
return - ritornare
give - dare
take - prendere
bring - portare
look for - cercare
find - trovare
receive - ricevere
buy - comprare
try - provare
start - iniziano
stop (doing something) - smettere di (fare qualcosa)
finish - finire
continue - continuare
wake up - svegliarsi
get up - alzarsi
eat - mangiare
eat breakfast - fare colazione
eat lunch - pranzare
eat dinner - cenare
happen - succedere
feel - sentire
create (aka “make”) - creare
cause (aka “make”) - causare
meet (meeting someone for the first time) - conoscere
ask (a question) - chiedere
wonder - chiedersi
reply - rispondere
mean - significare, voler dire
read - leggere
write - scrivere
listen - ascoltare
hear - sentire
remember - ricordare
forget - dimenticare
choose - scegliere
decide - decidere
be born - nascere
die - morire
kill - uccidere
live - vivere
stay - rimanere
change - cambiare
help - aiutare
send - inviare
study - studiare
improve - migliorare
hope - sperare
useful phrases
hello - ciao
goodbye - addio
thank you - grazie
you’re welcome - di niente
excuse me (to get someone’s attention) - scusa
sorry - mi dispiace
it’s fine (response to an apology) - non fa niente
please - per favore
yes - sì
no - no
my name is … - mi chiamo
what’s your name? - come ti chiami? (informal singular); come si chiama? (formal singular)
nice to meet you - piacere di conoscerti (informal singular); piacere di conoscerla (formal singular)
how are you? - come stai?
I’m doing well, how about you? - sto bene, e tu?
sorry? / what? (if you didn’t hear something) - come?
how do you say …? - come si dice …?
what does … mean? - che vuol dire …?
I don’t understand - non capisco
could you repeat that? - puoi ripetere? (informal singular); può ripetere (formal singular)
could you speak more slowly, please? - puoi parlare più lentamente? (informal singular); può parlare più lentamente? (formal singular)
well (as in “well, I think…”) - bene
really? - davvero?
I guess that… - credo che…
it’s hot (talking about the weather) - fa caldo
it’s cold (talking about the weather) - fa freddo
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I saw this wonderful post, and I thought I’d make an Italian version! I included all the videos I could find that had both the Italian lyrics and their English translation; there’s a noticeable gap between older movies and newer ones (apparently songs from the sixties to the nineties get less attention), but I plan on translating some of the missing ones whenever I have the time :)
Biancaneve e i Sette Nani [Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs] (1937)
Il Pozzo dei Desideri/Non Ho Che un Canto (I’m Wishing/One Song)
Con Un Canto nel Cuor (With a Smile and a Song)
Impara a Fischiettar (Whistle While You Work)
Il Mio Amore un Dì Verrà (Someday My Prince Will Come)
Pinocchio (1940)
Una Stella Cade (When You Wish Upon a Star)
Il Burattino (Little Wooden Head)
Fa’ una Fischiatina (Give a Little Whistle)
Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee
Mai Mi Legherai (I’ve Got No Strings)
Cenerentola [Cinderella] (1950)
I Sogni Son Desideri (A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes)
Lavorare Che Fatica (The Work Song)
Questo È L’Amor (So This Is Love)
Alice Nel Paese delle Meraviglie [Alice in Wonderland] (1951)
Nel Mio Mondo Ideal (In A World of My Own)
Nel Bel Meriggio D’Or (All In The Golden Afternoon)
La Sirenetta [The Little Mermaid] (1989)
Parte del Tuo Mondo (Part of Your World)
In Fondo Al Mar (Under The Sea)
La Bella e La Bestia [Beauty and The Beast] (1991)
Belle
Uno Sguardo D’Amore (Something There)
La Bella e La Bestia (Beauty and The Beast)
Aladdin (1992)
La Mia Vera Storia (One Jump Ahead)
La Mia Vera Storia [Ripresa] (One Jump Ahead [Reprise])
Un Amico Come Me (Friend Like Me)
Il Principe Ali (Prince Ali)
Il Mondo È Mio (A Whole New World)
Il Re Leone [Lion King] (1994)
Il Cerchio della Vita (Circle of Life)
Voglio Diventare Presto un Re (I Just Can’t Wait to Be King)
Sarò Re (Be Prepared)
L’Amore È Nell’Aria Stasera (Can You Feel the Love Tonight)
Pocahontas (1995)
I Colori del Vento (Colors of the Wind)
Il Gobbo di Notre-Dame [The Hunchback of Notre-Dame] (1996)
Le Campane di Notre Dame (Bells of Notre Dame)
Via di Qua (Out There)
Dio, Fa’ Qualcosa (God Help the Outcasts)
Luci del Paradiso (Heaven’s Light)
Fiamme dell’Inferno (Hellfire)
La Corte dei Miracoli (The Court of Miracles)
Hercules (1997)
Io Posso Farcela (Go the Distance)
L’Ultima Speranza (The Last Hope)
Ieri Era Zero (Zero To Hero)
Ti Vada O No (I Won’t Say I’m In Love)
Mulan (1998)
Molto Onore Ci Darai (Honor To Us All)
Riflesso (Reflection)
Farò di Te Un Uomo (I’ll Make A Man Out Of You)
Tarzan (1999)
Se Vuoi (Two Worlds)
Al Di Fuori Di Me (Strangers Like Me)
In Tuo Figlio (Son Of Man)
Il Pianeta del Tesoro [Treasure Planet] (2002)
Ci Sono Anch’io (I’m Still Here)
Rapunzel - L’Intreccio della Torre [Tangled] (2010)
Aspettando Una Nuova Vita [+ Ripresa] (When Will My Life Begin [+ Reprise])
Il Mio Nuovo Sogno (I See The Light)
Frozen - Il Regno di Ghiaccio (2013)
Cuore di Ghiaccio (Frozen Heart)
Facciamo Un Pupazzo Insieme (Do You Want to Build a Snowman)
Oggi, Per La Prima Volta (For The First Time in Forever)
La Mia Occasione (Love Is An Open Door)
All’Alba Sorgerò (Let It Go)
Oggi, Per La Prima Volta [Ripresa] (For The First Time in Forever)
Un Problemino Da Sistemare (Fixer Upper)
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Italian vocabularies list - (3)
Vocabularies:
#55daysofvocabulary
Jewellery
Love
Grain
Forest
Kitchen
Family
Make up
Clothing
Computer activity
Musical instrument
Wedding
Tableware
Easter
Spring
Favorite dish
Friendship
Pets
Bedroom
Outdoor activities
Breakfast
Bevarage
Night out
Crafting
Christmas
Lunch
Accessories
Body
Book genre
Birthday
Summer
Beach
Dinner
Meat
Film genre
Holiday
Vegetarian Food
Work
Hair cut
Living room
Dairy
School
Autumn
Bakery
Cutlery
City buildings
Electronic device
Bathroom
Fish
Winter
Vegetables
Board games
Garden
Fruit
Decoration
Take away food
Animals & Plants:
Animali | More
Cane & Gatto
Giardini, Orti, Fiori, Piante
Uccelli
Curiosities:
– Piemontese / Inglese –
Abbreviations/Acronyms
Basta!
Che noia!
Ho fame
Ho sonno | Buonanotte/ Sleep
Tumblr Terms
Opposites words + drawings
What do you do? (FARE expressions)
Random Vocabs
-> FR/ES/EN/IT: uno | due |
-> FR/EN/IT: uno
-> IT: uno
Food:
Cibi & Bevande | Dolci
Colazione / Breakfast
Cooking/Baking | More
Pasti / Meals
Holidays:
Amore / San Valentino
Carnevale
Christmas Vocabulary | NYE
Pasqua/Easter
People & Needs:
Appoinments/Invitations
Body | from head to shoulders | from shoulders to belly | from belly to feet
Describing people (physical + feelings + emotions)
Clothes
Complimenting
Emergenze (Emergencies)
Endearment words | Pet names
Hairdresser / Parrucchiere
Introduce yourself
Lgbtqa Vocabulary | Lgbt+ | non binary (writing)
People
Period
Pick up lines
Primo Soccorso / Medical Vocab | Medical vocab II | Medical Vocab III
Refugees
Places:
A casa
Al mare / In spiaggia
Al ristorante
Directions/Ways/Streets (Tourism/Lost in a town)
Dove?
Fly to Italy
Geografia + Astronomia
In montagna
Libreria / Biblioteca
Negozi (shops)
Places
Scuola
Working at the office
Random Stuff:
Appliances (kitchen)
Arte /Art
Astrology | Space
Colori
Driving-related
Fantasy (genre)
Free time | Hobbies
Internet
Math (video + vocabs)
Make up
Musical instruments | Music
Quando? | Che giorno è oggi?
Phone related
Politics
Positive Vibes
Speaking / Writing
Sport | Football (World Cup)
Things you do in the morning
Verbi
Seasons / Weather:
Autunno | p2
Che tempo fa?
Cold/Freddo
Estate
Winter Vocabulary
Oggi piove
Natural disasters
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CEFR test
Hey guys, if you wanna check your language level of English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian (bokmål), Arabic, Arabic (Syria), Turkish or Danish, here’s the CEFR test! It does take a lot of time (for me it took more than half an hour), but you can test your grammar and vocabulary, reading and listening comprehension so it’s definitely worth it!
read more about the test here
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Resources For Describing Emotion
Emotions
Without Making Your Character Feel Too Self Aware
Showing Emotion Without Telling About It
Emotions Associated With Body Language
Telling Readers What The Character Doesn’t Want To Show
Hiding Emotions
Expressing Cardinal Emotions: Masculine vs. Feminine
Writing Extreme Emotion Without Melodrama
Specific Emotions
Conveying Shock
Conveying Embarrassment
Conveying Disappointment
Conveying Love/Attraction
Conveying Annoyance
Conveying Relief
Conveying Uncertainty
Conveying Impatience
Conveying Shame
Conveying Resentment
Conveying Panic
Conveying Guilt
Conveying Desperation
Conveying Sarcasm & Verbal Disrespect
Conveying Confusion
Conveying Stubbornness
Conveying Frustration
Conveying Indifference
Conveying Indignation
Conveying Confidence & Pride
Conveying Smugness
Conveying Enthusiasm
Conveying Curiosity
Conveying Hopefulness
Conveying Unease
Conveying Reluctance
Conveying Worry
Conveying Humility & Meekness
Conveying Happiness & Joy
Conveying Amusement
Conveying Disgust
Conveying Resignation
Conveying Jealousy
Conveying Anticipation
Conveying Contentment
Conveying Defeat
Conveying Excitement
Conveying Fear
Conveying Hatred
Conveying Hurt
Conveying Being Overwhelmed
Conveying Sadness & Grief
Conveying Satisfaction
Conveying Somberness
Conveying Sympathy & Empathy
Conveying Wariness
Conveying Defensiveness
Conveying Desire
Conveying Doubt
Conveying Energy
Conveying Exhaustion
Conveying Hunger
Conveying Loneliness
Conveying Physical Pain
Emotional Wounds
A Role Model Who Disappoints
A Sibling’s Betrayal
A Speech Impediment
Becoming a Caregiver at an Early Age
Being Bullied
Being Fired or Laid Off
Being Held Captive
Being Mugged
Being Publicly Humiliated
Being Raised by Neglectful Parents
Being Raised by Overprotective Parents
Being So Beautiful It’s All People See
Being the Victim of a Vicious Rumor
Being Stalked
Being Trapped in a Collapsed Building
Being Unfairly Blamed For The Death of Another
Childhood Sexual Abuse (by a family member or known person)
Discovering One’s Parent is a Monster
Discovering One’s Sibling was Abused
Experiencing a Miscarriage or Stillbirth
Failing At School
Failing To Do The Right Thing
Financial Ruin Due To A Spouse’s Irresponsibility
Finding Out One’s Child Was Abused
Finding Out One Was Adopted
Getting Lost In a Natural Environment
Growing Up In A Cult
Growing Up in a Dangerous Neighborhood
Growing Up In Foster Care
Growing Up In The Public Eye
Growing Up In The Shadow of a Successful Sibling
Growing Up with a Sibling Who Has a Chronic Disability or Illness
Having Parents Who Favored One Child Over Another
Having To Kill Another Person To Survive
Infertility
Infidelity (emotional or physical)
Losing a Limb
Losing a Loved One To A Random Act of Violence
Making a Very Public Mistake
Overly Critical or Strict Parents
Physical Disfigurement
Rejection By One’s Peers
Telling The Truth But Not Being Believed
The Death of a Child On One’s Watch
Victimization via Identity Theft
Watching A Loved One Die
Wrongful Imprisonment
Spending Time In Jail
Suffering From a Learning Disability
Motivation
Achieving Spiritual Enlightenment
Avoiding Certain Death
Avoiding Financial Ruin
Beating a Diagnosis or Condition
Being Acknowledged and Appreciated by Family
Being a Leader of Others
Being the Best At Something
Caring for an Aging Parent
Carrying on a Legacy
Catching The Bad Guy or Girl
Coming To Grips With Mental Illness
Discovering One’s True Self
Escaping a Dangerous Life one Doesn’t Want
Escaping a Killer
Escaping a Widespread Disaster
Escaping Confinement
Escaping Homelessness
Escaping Invaders
Finding Friendship or Companionship
Finding a Lifelong Partner
Having a Child
Helping a Loved One See They Are Hurting Themselves and Others
Obtaining Shelter From The Elements
Overcoming Abuse and Learning To Trust
Overcoming Addiction
Protecting One’s Home or Property
Pursuing Justice For Oneself or Others
Realizing a Dream
Reconciling with an Estranged Family Member
Rescuing a Loved One From a Captor
Restoring A Name or Reputation
Righting a Deep Wrong
Seeking Out One’s Biological Roots
Stopping an Event From Happening
Trying Again When One Has Previously Failed
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22.08.2017 // isn’t Swedish just the best language?? I absolutely adore it! My friend lives in Sweden and I hope to go visit her next summer ✨ Last time I went I couldn’t say a word (which wasn’t that bad since everyone speaks English very well) but this time I’m going to rock ✨
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my mid-sem test is coming up for japanese~ so here are some flash cards i made! feel free to use them to test yourself ♡
vocab 1
vocab 2
vocab 3
greetings vocab
classroom vocab
numerals: jp system
numerals: sino system
calendar vocab
countries + cities vocab
australian cities + south australian vocab
kanji unit 1
kanji unit 1 vocab
kanji unit 2
kanji unit 2 vocab
most of the flash cards are based off of the textbook used in my japanese course: みんなの日本語
feel free to let me know if there are any mistakes or if any of the links break!
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Forget overpriced schools, long days in a crowded classroom, and pitifully poor results.
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A Writing Cheat Sheet: for linking actions with emotions.
As always, click for HD.
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03.06.19 - monday
during exams i used to get really stressed out about not having enough time to study between, so i designed myself a lil study planner that maps out my week
it has a section for events, a checklist, and a time tracker so i can tell myself to stop freaking out :) if anyone wants the pdf, lemme know!
edit- due to popular request, here the link:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wEiA8ttDysOxAIjMwzKqvUWkC-sTMKNW/view?usp=sharing
love you guys <3
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no, listen, when I say I want to integrate more specific solarpunk stuff in my life, i don’t mean to ask for yet again new “aesthetic” clothes that now you have to buy or make to show your support of the movement (screw that i’m consuming enough as it is), or more posts about impossible house goals, or whatever, I’m asking you what my options to build a portable and eco friendly phone charger are, im asking you viable tiny-appartment edible plants growing tricks on a budget, im asking tips to slow down when my mind and society tell me im not fast enough, i don’t need more rich art nouveau amateurs aesthetics or pristine but cold venus project, okay, i know i should joins associations where I am tho i’m constantly on the move, thanks for that, just, you know, can we get a bit more practical ??? how do I hack my temporary flat into going off the grid for the time i’m here
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