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some smoking scenes from tazza with damn hot choi seunghyun

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I wanna speak the amount of languages the Little Prince was translated to

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japanese vocabulary - when and what time? (時間と時計)

kanji / hiragana (romaji) - translation

朝 / あさ (asa) - morning

正午 / しょうご (shōgo) - noon

昼 / ひる (hiru) - afternoon

夕方 / ゆうがた (yūgata) - evening

夜 / よる (yoru) - night

夜中 / よなか (yonaka) - midnight

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何時 (ですか). - what time (is it)?

一時 - 1 o'clock

二時 - 2 o'clock

三時 - 3 o'clock

四時 - 4 o'clock

五時 - 5 o'clock

六時 - 6 o'clock

七時 - 7 o'clock

八時 - 8 o'clock

九時 - 9 o'clock

十時 - 10 o'clock

十一時 - 11 o'clock

十二時 - 12 o'clock

kanjis/vocabulary:

何 / なん、なに (nan | nani) - what

時 / じ (ji) - time, hour, occasion

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八時 です。- it’s 8 o'clock.

八時 頃 です - about eight

八時五分前 - five to eight

八時 五分 (過ぎ) - five past eight

八時 十五分 - quarter past eight

八時 半 - half past eight

八時 三十分 - eight thirty

kanjis/vocabulary:

頃 / ころ (koro) - around, about, approximately

前 / まえ (mae) - before, earlier, in front of

過ぎ / すぎ (sugi) - past, after

半 / はん (han) - half

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何時 何分。- what’s the time?

時間 / じかん (jikan) - hour(s)

分 / ふん、ぷん、ぶん(fun/pun/bun) - minute(s)

秒 / びょう (byō) - second(s)

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間に合う / まにあう (maniau) - can make it

時間 ピッタリ / じかん ピッタリ (jikan pittari) - right on time

早すぎ / はやすぎ (haya-sugi) - too early

送れます。- i’ll be late.

kanjis/vocabulary:

間に合う、間に合います / まにあう、まにあいます (maniau/maniaimasu) - to be on time

ピッタリ (pittari) - perfect

早 / はや (haya) - early

送れる、送れます / おくれる、おくれます (okureru/okuremasu) - to be delayed, to be late, to fall behind schedule

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何時 に する。- what time should we meet?

どこ に する。- where should we meet?

���けます。- i can make it.

無理 です。- i can’t make it.

kanjis/vocabulary:

する、します (suru/shimasu) - to do

どこ (doko) - where

行く、行きます / いく、いきます (iku/ikimasu) - to go

無理 / むり (muri) - impossible

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迎え に きて (下さい)。- (please) come and pick me up.

迎えに 行きます。- i will come and pick you up.

携帯、教えて。- give me your cellphone number.

電話 します。- i will call you.

電話 下さい。- please call me.

kanjis/vocabulary:

迎えに 来て/ むかえ に きて (mukae ni kite) - to pick someone up

来て、来ます/きて、きます (kite/kimasu) - to come

携帯 / けいたい (keitai) - cellphone

教えて、教えます / おしえて、おしえます (oshiete/oshiemasu) - to tell, to teach

電話 / でんわ (denwa) - phone

電話 する、 電話 します / でんわ する、でんわ します (denwa suru/denwa shimasu) - to call, to phone

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何時 の バス。- what time is the bus?

何時 の 電車。- what time is the train?

何時 の 飛行機。- what time is the plane?

何時着。- what’s the arrival time?

どの 位 かかります か。- how long does it take?

何時間 くらい。- how many hours?

何分 くらい。- how many minutes?

何時 から(です か)。- what time does it begin?

何時 まで (です か)。- what time does it end?

kanjis/vocabulary:

バス (basu) - bus

電車 / でんしゃ (densha) - train

飛行機 / ひこうき (hikōki) - air plane

どの(dono) - which

位 / くらい (kurai) - about, approximately

かかる、かかります (kakaru/kakarimasu) - to take (time or money)

から (kara) - from, by, since

まで (made) - until, to

から…まで… (kara … made …) - from … to …

please correct me if i have made any mistakes! i am still learning, too! ♡

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Please don’t feel guilty for taking a break or giving yourself some time off. Sometimes you need to rest one day in order to reach heights you previously believed to be unattainable the next. Work hard, rest hard. 

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おはようございます！

私たち日本語を勉強しました。

日本語とマフィンがすきです ❤️🍮🍣🥂

さよなら ！

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When you listen to EXO’s old songs and you hear Kris rapping

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Saying good bye!

¡Adiós! - Good bye!

¡Chau! - Bye!

¡Buenos días! - Good morning!

¡Buenas tardes! - Good afternoon!

¡Buenas noches! - Good evening! / Good night! Just as the greetings, we also use these expressions to say good-bye in a more formal way. Usually combined with others, for example: ¡Gracias, buenos días! ¡Hasta luego, buenas tardes!

¡Gracias! - Thank you!

¡Muchas gracias! - Thank you so much!

Saying ‘see you!’

¡Hasta luego! - See you later!

¡Nos vemos! - See you!

¡Nos vemos luego! - See you later! (We’ll meet later)

¡Hasta pronto! - See you soon!

¡Nos vemos pronto! - See you soon! (We’ll meet soon)

¡Nos vemos después! - See you later! (We’ll meet later)

¡Hasta la próxima! - See you next time!

¡Hasta mañana! - See you tomorrow! We also use this expression to say “good night!”

¡Hasta la próxima semana! - See you next week!

¡Hasta el próximo martes! - See you next Tuesday!

¡Nos vemos mañana! - See you tomorrow! (We’ll meet tomorrow!)

¡Nos vemos la próxima semana! - See you next week! (We’ll meet next week)

¡Nos vemos el próximo jueves! - See you next Thursday! (We’ll meet next Thursday! 

Wishing good vibes

¡Buen día! - Good day! (neutral)

¡Que tengas buen día! - Have a nice day! (informal)

¡Que tenga buen día! - Have a nice day! (formal)

¡Que tengan buen día! - Have a nice day! (plural) 

¡Bonito día! - Lovely day! (neutral)

¡Que tengas bonito día! - Have a lovely day! (informal)

¡Que tenga bonito día! - Have a lovely day! (formal)

¡Que tengan bonito día! - Have a lovely day! (plural) 

¡Que te vaya bien! - Good luck! (informal)

¡Que le vaya bien! - Good luck! (formal)

¡Que les vaya bien! - Good luck! (plural) This expression can also be translated as “I hope that things go well for you!”

¡Que te diviertas! - Have fun! (informal)

¡Que se divierta! - Have fun! (formal)

¡Que se diviertan! - Have fun! (plural)

¡Buena suerte! - Good luck! 

¡Buen viaje! - Have a nice trip! (neutral)

¡Que tengas buen viaje! - Have a nice trip (informal)

¡Que tenga buen viaje! - Have a nice trip (formal)

¡Que tengan buen viaje! - Have a nice trip (plural)

¡Cuídate (mucho)! - Take care! (informal)

¡Cuídese (mucho)! - Take care! (formal)

¡Cuídense (mucho)! - Take care (plural)

¡Maneja con cuidado! - Drive safe! (informal)

¡Maneje con cuidado! - Drive safe! (formal)

¡Pórtate bien! - Be good! Behave yourself! (singular)

¡Pórtense bien! - Bee good! Behave yourself! (plural) Mostly used when you talk to kids.

Hoping to see them again

¡Vuelve pronto! - Come back soon! (informal)

¡Vuelva pronto! - Come back soon! (formal)

¡Vuelvan pronto! - Come back soon! (plural)

¡Espero verte pronto! - I hope to see you soon (informal)

¡Espero verlo/verla pronto! - I hope to see you soon (formal)

¡Espero verlos/verlas pronto! - I hope to see you soon (plural) verlo = see you (to a man) verla = see you (to a woman) verlos = see you (to a group of men OR a group of men and women) verlas = see you (to a group of women)

¡Espero verte otra vez! - I hope to see you again! (informal)

¡Espero verlo/verla otra vez! - I hope to see you again! (formal)

¡Espero verlos/verlas otra vez! - I hope to see you again! (plural)

Telling you were happy to see them

Me dio (mucho) gusto conocerte. - I (really) enjoyed meeting you (informal)

Me dio (mucho) gusto conocerlo/conocerla. - I (really) enjoyed meeting you (formal)

Me dio (mucho) gusto conocerlos/conocerlas. - I (really) enjoyed meeting you (plural)

Me dio (mucho) gusto verte. - I (really) enjoyed seeing you (informal)

Me dio (mucho) gusto verlo/verla. - I (really) enjoyed seeing you (formal)

Me dio (mucho) gusto verlos/verlas. - I (really) enjoyed seeing you (plural) We use “conocer” when we meet a person for the first time. We use “ver” when we meet a person that we already knew.

Me dio (mucho) gusto hablar/platicar contigo. - I (really) enjoyed talking/chatting with you (informal)

Me dio (mucho) gusto hablar/platicar con usted. - I (really) enjoyed talking/chatting with you (formal)

Me dio (mucho) gusto hablar/platicar con ustedes. - I (really) enjoyed talking/chatting with you (plural)

Me dio (mucho) gusto saludarte. - I (really) enjoyed greeting you. / I really enjoyed saying hello to you. (informal)

Me dio (mucho) gusto saludarlo/saludarla. - I (really) enjoyed greeting you. (formal)

Me dio (mucho) gusto saludarlos/saludarlas. - I (really) enjoyed greeting you. (plural) I know in English this sounds a little weird or funny. But in Spanish we usually say this expression when we meet someone again after a long time and we are happy we were able to see them and talk with them.

Showing you also think about their family

Me saludas a tu(s) ______. - Say hello from me to your _______. (informal) Me saludas a tu mamá. - Say hello to your mom. (informal) Me saludas a tu familia. - Say hello to your family. (informal) Me saludas a tus papás. - Say hello to your parents. (informal)

Me saluda a su(s) _____. - Say hello from me to your ______. (formal) Me saluda a su esposa. - Say hello to your wife. (formal) Me saluda a su familia. - Say hello to your family. (formal) Me saluda a sus hijos. - Say hello to your children. (formal)

Dile a tu(s) _______ que le(s) mando saludos. - Tell your ________ that I say hello. (Tell your ____ that I send my greetings.) (informal) Dile a tu tía que le mando saludos. - Tell your aunt that I say hello. (informal) Dile a tus papás que les mando saludos. - Tell your parents that I say hello. (informal)

In Latin American culture family is very important. So showing people that you also care about their family is much appreciated too.

I hope this was useful for you! :)

Saludos (Greetings)

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Vocabulary from Adore U (Seventeen)

Listen to the song with the lyrics and romanization here

The tag for “SEVENTEEN”

Other vocabulary lists

For @uristudy 🌸

These are listed in the order in which they appear in the song.

요즘: these days; lately

말야 (contraction of 말이야): I mean…, What I’m trying to say is…, You know…, You see…; a filler word like “um,” “uh…”

내가 (irregular form of 나): I

생각: thoughts

많아 (base form: 많다): many, much, plentiful

너에게: to you

할 말이 많아: I have a lot to say

좀: a little, a bit

이상해 (base form: 이상하다): (being) strange

말수가 적어져 (base form: 말수가 적다): quiet, taciturn

친구: friend

-들: (added to indicate a plural form)

다: all, everything

걱정해 (base form: 걱정하다): to worry

네 (contraction of 너의): your

앞에: in front of

-만: just, only

서다: to stand

-면: (added to words to imply a condition) when, if

심장: heart

뛰다: to jump, to leap, to rise; to pulsate

-어서: (indicates that it is the cause for something) because

행동: actions, behavior, conduct

서툴러서 (base form: 서툴다; contraction of 서투르다): to be clumsy; to be inexperienced, unaccustomed; to not be at ease

미안해 (base form: 미안하다): sorry

아직도: still; yet

조절: control; adjust; regulate

안돼: (added to give a negative meaning) can’t; don’t; no

나: I

갖고 놀다 (contraction of 가지고 놀다): to play with

-지 말래: Please do not…

왜: why

자꾸: repeatedly

-하는: doing…

-는건데 (contraction of -하는 것인데): added to the end of a sentence to imply that there’s something (like background information) that is being left unsaid

모르겠다 (base form: 모르다): to not know; to be unaware

어떻게든: anyway, anyhow; somehow; by any means

되다: to become

-겠지: (added to indicate a question)

그니까: I’m just saying…; What I’m trying to say is…; I mean…

내 (contraction of 나의): my

말: word

너: you

알다: to know

-고 싶어 (base form: -고 싶다): I want to…

노래해 (base form: 노래하다): to sing a song

입술: lips

말라 (base form: 마르다): to dry up; to become dry

-도: even if, even though

할말: what one has to say; one’s claim

해야겠어 (하다 [to do] + -야 돼 [from the stem -아야 되다: I have to…, I must…] + -겠어 [indicates that something is likely to be true as far as the speaker knows]): I have to do [it]; I need to do [it]; I must do [it]

아껴 (base form: 아끼다): to cherish, to save; to adore

현기증: dizziness; giddiness

날 (contraction of 나를): me

정도로: to the extent that…

아낀다 (base form: 아끼다): to cherish, to save; to adore

어쩌다가: incidentally, casually; by chance, by accident

눈이 부시다: to be dazzling; to shine brightly

-는가: (added to indicate a question)

이기적인: selfish

외모: outward appearance or look

겸손한 (base form: 겸손하다): modest; humble

성품: nature; character; personality; temperament

봐 (base form: 보다): to see; to look at

여기: here

감히: affectedly; impudently

어디: where; the place where…

-라고: (used to convey what someone else said/to quote someone)

농이: a .joke

아냐 (contraction of 아니야): not

너의: your

매력: charm; sex appeal; attractiveness

-에 대한: about…

사실: fact, reality, truth

고한다 (base form: 고하다): to tell; to inform someone about something

보고 (base form: 보다): to see; to look at

웃다: to laugh; to smile

-는 게 (contraction of -하는 것이): (used to turn a verb into a noun) the thing that…, the fact that…

좋아 (base form: 좋다): like

-서: (added to indicate that it is the reason or cause for something) because

-ㄴ지: (added to indicate a question)

아니면: or; either

그냥: just; simply

우스워 (base form: 우습다): funny, amusing, comical, hilarious

-는 건지: (added to indicate a question; usually used to imply a choice you’re not sure about)

지금: right now

자릴 (contraction of 자리를): a spot; a seat; a place

찾다: look for, search for, find

있다면: if

옆자리: the next seat; the seat next to [me]

좋아 보여: looks good

관심: interest; attention; concern

많아 (base form: 많다): [to be] many, much, plentiful

신발 사이즈: shoe size

-까지: until; down to; up to

땜에 (contraction of 때문에): (added to indicate that it is the reason or cause for something) because of

불이나 (base form: 불이 나다): for a fire to break out

식히는 (base form: 식히다): to cool down; to cool off

건 (contraction of 것 and 은): the fact that…, the thing that…

무리야: something that’s excessive or too much

기대다: to lean on

-도 돼 (base form: -도 되다): (used to tell someone that it’s okay to do something)

아픔: pain; agony, torment

나로: with me; using me; through me

덮어 (base form: 덮다): to cover something using something else

속��음: one’s innermost feelings; the bottom of one’s heart; one’s real intentions

불어 (base form: 불다): to confess

눈치채긴 (base form: 눈치채다): to be aware of; to be conscious of

역부족: inadequacy

끌어올려 (base form: 끌어올리다): to draw up; to pull in

속도: speed; velocity; pace

튕기다: to bounce off

이쯤에서: for now; at the moment

끝내다: to end, to bring an end to; to finish off

-고: and

이제: now

나도: me too; me either; I as well; I also

한번: when the chance comes, when the opportunity arises; once, one time

불러 (base form: 불리다): to be called

-보자: (added to indicate that you are inviting the listener to do something)

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vocabulary lesson: Serendipity by bts

이 모든 건 = all of this 우연이 아냐 = not a coincidence  그냥 = just  나의 = my 느낌 = feeling 온 세상이 = entire world 어제완 달라 = different from yesterday 너의 = your 기쁨 = happiness, joy

네가 날 불렀을 때 = when you call me 나는 = I (plus subject particle) 꽃 = flower 기다렸던 것처럼 = like I have been waiting 우리 = we 어쩌면 = maybe, perhaps 우주 = universe 섭리 = providence 그냥 그랬던 거야 = just something like that

설레는 만큼 =  as much as my heart flutters 많이 두려워 = I’m just as worried     운명 = destiny, fate 자꾸 = again, often 질투해서 = jealous 너만큼 = just as you 나도 = I am also / me too 많이 = alot 무서워 = scared

우주 = universe 우릴 위해 = on our behalf, for us 움직였어 = moved 조금의 = … even a litte bit 어긋남조차 없었어 = without missing… 너와 내 행복은 = our happiness 예정됐던걸 = was planned

넌 내 = you’re my 푸른 곰팡이 = pencillium 날 구원해준 = who saved me 천사 = angel 세상 = world 삼색 = three colors 고양이 = cat 널 만나러 온 = who came to see you 우주가 처음 생겨났을 때부터 = when the universe first was made / since the beginning of the universe

모든 건 정해진 거였어  = everything had been decided

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9.6.16+10:45am // sneak peek of the new office/study space! moving in has been so crazy so i haven’t been active much, but i hope everyone is starting off the semester well so far. keep it up!

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This looks so nice :)

Nutella Dodgers {Nutella Sandwich Cookies}

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NUTELLA MILKSHAKE

INGREDIENTS:

4 tbsp Nutella

1 banana

1 glass of milk

whipped cream

HOW TO MAKE Combinate everything in a bowl. Spill to a glass (or glasses) and add a whipped cream. It’s so simple but tastes very delicious :)

いただきます!!! 

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ME VS LIFE

ME:I am going to study. I have a lot of things which i have to do!

LIFE:Anime is waiting for you.

ME:I know but... I have to stu-

LIFE: THIS ANIME IS GORGEROUS WHY DON'T YOU WATCH THIS MASTE-

ME:Okay, okay. Study can waits, anime no.

LIFE:So what will you do?

ME:I am going to watch anime

LIFE:Good girl

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