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[teufelsgebrut]

man, mouthwashing is such a good game..

[kikizoshi]

youre learning Russian, right? I've also started learning with borrowed textbooks, and the consensus I've seen online is that its not enough, and that a course is necessary. if you don't mind I'd be really appreciative to know how you got where you are and if you think that's true.

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Unfortunately, I don't really know what I'm doing either. Just kinda stumbling through, and "where I am" isn't all that far. I can only ever be an authority on what helps me learn Russian; in my experience, there's never been a one-to-one, "follow these steps I took to become fluent" method. Everyone has to figure out their own quirks. (And if this isn't true for someone then I'm very jealous of that person.)

I've seen about as many different opinions as there are ways to learn. Some think you need courses. Some think courses are useless. Some like textbooks; others hate them. The one consistent thing seems to be input--everyone agrees you need a lot of comprehensible input (meaning, you understand some of what you're consuming). But is a course necessary? I don't think so. Whether it could be vastly beneficial or a waste of time and money is something that depends entirely on the person's learning style. A resource I've linked further down may help you determine whether it'd help you. I've never taken a course, so I don't have any experience there.

Also: I have ADHD, so everything here is working around that. Motivation is a massive issue for me, and I've generally found that forcing my way through something droll for long periods of time just... isn't something I can make myself do. It burns me out. I try to make everything something I want to do, or at least not very painful. But my methods are also slower and less effective than something more structured.

Comprehensible Input

How I got to it being helpful:

People go on about comprehensible input all the time, and I can see why; it's extremely important. It's what finally moved me from mid-A1 to late-A2. But actually getting to a place where input even can be comprehensible was so horrifically painful for me that for a long while I felt completely inept. So, here's the things I did, in order, that I think helped:

A0-A1 (not helpful yet)

Duolingo + Twitter: Don't get me wrong--I hate Duolingo. And non-fanart Twitter. But it was a great combination for learning Cyrillic. I used Duolingo's earliest levels to get familiar with Cyrillic and some very basic words. Concurrently, I followed some Russian fanartists on Twitter who also posted text posts frequently, and turned notifs on for them. That made it so that 3-5 times a day, I would get a notification for a post in Russian, and I would practise reading/sounding out Cyrillic. I wasn't too focused on understanding what the post was saying, just getting a familiarity with the alphabet.

Memrise + Anki: Pain. God, so much pain. This was the worst. Necessary and effective, but the absolute, God-forsaken worst. Once I felt comfortable enough with Cyrillic, I started working through two decks: a. Memrise: vlarya's 10k most common Russian words deck. It goes in order of most to least common, has audio, and has typing practise. This replaces Duolingo. (When Memrise inevitably removes community courses altogether, feel free to ask for a backup of this deck. If I'm still on here by then, I should be able to give my backup that works with Anki.) I don't recommend Memrise's official courses. b. Anki: Neri's Russian Sentences (blog link) deck is great for practising the simple words you're learning with Memrise, getting common phrases down, and starting to see how Russian as a language comes together. It'll take a bit to click. c. keybr: I also started practising a little with keybr, mainly because having to type in Russian on Memrise sucks with the on-screen keyboard. keybr is the best site I've found to learn to touch type different keyboards. It's extremely effective. If you're already a touch-typer, a few hours should be enough to type well enough for Memrise.

YouTube: Russian With Max's 'For Beginners' Playlist was really helpful and motivating, at this point. He speaks slowly, simply, and clearly enough that I could understand him, where I couldn't understand anyone else yet.

I... God, I hate the A0-A1 stage so much. You can't do anything. At least now, I can watch TikToks, read comments, enjoy memes, and understand enough of those to enjoy myself. The stage where you understand nothing is by far the most awful to me. I wish I had anything to make it more bearable, but it's really just the worst. Hopefully you're either past this already, or close to past it. The small mercy is that it doesn't take too long to claw your way out of.

A1-A2 (helpful now)

[Active Immersion] Memrise + Reading/Watching (comp input): keep working through vlarya's 10k deck. My routine is: speed review due cards; finish the 10 cards I started learning yesterday; start learning 10 new words today. That's my reps and warmup. Then, depending on my mood, I'll either read at least 30 mins of 'Дом, в котором...' (with or without audiobook, again depending on mood), or watch at least 30 mins of Max's intermediate vids w/ Russian subtitles. Sometimes in my free time I'll watch Russian lit or ДВК TikToks.

[Passive Immersion] Music/Audiobooks/Let's Plays: pretty self-explanatory. My passive input isn't as comprehensible rn, but I focus on things I enjoy. A let's play to fall asleep to, an audiobook while I'm doing something that requires on-and-off focus. The goal here is just to understand snatches of whatever I can, not so much the whole thing. Eventually, those snatches become more frequent.

I'm sure more dedicated study would help me a lot right now, but I don't really have the time or motivation to, so I don't try to force it.

Regarding Russian language learning YouTube channels, and why I only recommend Max:

I've found that most popular Russian learning YouTube channels feel... well, like school. They're not very interesting, they don't feel very organic. It doesn't feel like I'd be watching their videos for any other reason than learning Russian, which is bad for me, because I need to make Russian part of my life to have any motivation to do it.

So, the reason I like Max's channel so much is that he talks about things that're actually interesting and relevant to me. This video is a personal favourite, but he has a lot of videos about all sorts of topics--some of which I'm genuinely interested in. And his demeanour is more vlogger, less teacher. I like him as a person. (Protip: in this stage, don't be afraid to start his intermediate videos early, even if you don't feel you're there yet. It can still be very helpful to pick out the words you do know, and most of his videos have Russian and English subtitles if you're confused.)

Regarding how to find a good Russian book to read:

I... don't know. Reading ДВК with the audiobook really, really helped with my reading ability, and continues to. I can't state enough how important it was for me. But how to find a book that you can read over and over again... I don't know. I just know that Harry Potter would be absolute torture.

I've seen people say that you should start reading simple things, like children's stories. I personally haven't done much of that, because children's stories bore me out of my mind, but if you like them then I'd give that a shot. I've also heard that Chekhov's stories are good for beginners (I've heard that about Pushkin too, but I'm not sure how easy poetry would be to understand). Read-alongs on YouTube could be good too. Russian With Max has some old livestream read-alongs, and there are plenty of Russian read-alongs on YouTube.

Aside - if you're curious about 'Дом, в котором...', this fan-made trailer is the entire reason I picked up ДВК; the vibes captivated me and I had to know what it was about. So for anyone interested: if the trailer looks cool to you, you may like the book. The English translation is called 'The Gray House'. ДВК is fairly long, and different POV characters have differing levels of complexity with the language. The early chapters are the simpler ones, conveniently, so starting from the beginning should be fine. It's a slice-of-life type story, so easy to pick up and put down. I recommend the Князев audiobook, which is almost certainly the one you'll find if you search 'дом в котором аудиокнига' (it's a fan-made audiobook, so I don't think you can buy it, but like LOTR the fan version is by far the best).

Resources

r/languagelearning's resources page is a good place to skim through, see if anything sticks out. I recommend reading through their 'How to Teach Yourself a Foreign Language'. It's good for giving you an idea of how different people learn, different learning methods, how those methods work for others, and what might work for you.

Refold's Roadmap is very helpful for me to understand where I'm currently at, and what sort of activities it would be beneficial for me to be working on. I use their definition of levels (i.e. A1), so if I wasn't clear what I meant by A1 vs A2, reading through this could be helpful.

SRS:

Anki's for decks I have to create myself, or if I need a more specialised deck. I prefer Memrise for vocab, mainly for typing practise and the better UI. If you want to use Anki for vocab: Refold's ru15k deck is good for A2+. There are plenty of simple word decks to pick from for A0-A1. If you want to word mine to create your own Anki decks, see FLTR below.

Grammar:

New Penguin Russian Course is supposed to be good for grammar. I looked through it, and it does look good. If you understand grammar. I don't, but putting it here for those who do.

Reading:

u/La_Nuit_Americaine's post about reading helps me with motivation, and gave me some pointers about how to do it.

FLTR (Foreign Language Text Reader) is a good Windows program alternative to LingQ, if you can't or don't want to pay for LingQ's subscription. You have to input the word definitions yourself. I used Reverso and Yandex Translate together for this. Your word list can be exported to Anki.

ReadLang is supposed to be a good web-based alternative to LingQ (its free level is still usable, unlike LingQ's). I've not used it much, but it seems pretty good. My preference is using some translation extension that will let you click on a word and automatically translate it and move on quickly. Simple Translate on Firefox is what I use.

Video Media:

Language Reactor is a subtitle extension for YouTube, Netflix, etc. that has a bunch of cool features. I hardly use it because it's not on Firefox, but if you use Chrome, Opera, etc., it's really handy. For YouTube, it will translate the auto-generated subs for videos, so if you have a Russian video that only has Russian auto-generated subtitles, you can use Language Reactor to get English subtitles.

Other ADHD Accommodations:

Being kind to myself is very important. I can't make myself study by thinking "why can't you just" or "it's not that hard, what's wrong with you". I can't make myself study with positive words either, but using positive language helps my morale so that I have more motivation to study more often.

I use a different browser (Opera) solely for learning Russian. I chose Opera because Language Reactor works on it (would've used Chrome but Chrome is set up for work), but the general idea is having a separate space for Russian. I put Opera's language in Russian, and I keep all my Russian-learning tabs open there, so that when I'm ready to study it's as simple as opening Opera. Having it separated like that also helps my brain see active study as a task that can be opened and closed, rather than combined with everything else (Firefox).

I try to give myself enough options of things to do for immersion that it's always a choice. My brain has so many different states: motivated; unmotivated; foggy; clear; distracted; focused. Each one will want--or even need--something different. If it's a foggy day, I may be able to read along ДВК with an audiobook, but not able to read words without that help. If I'm distracted, TikToks may help more than reading; if I'm focused, reading may help more than TikToks. Or if I'm completely unmotivated, watching one of Max's vids is more passive than reading, therefore less painful.

I love Russian. Not much to this one. I don't think I could stick to learning a language I didn't love for the sake of the language itself.

I wasted time and motivation watching things I wasn't interested in, trying to find media in Russian that appealed to me. I don't recommend that. I don't know the alternative, but I always felt horrible about myself after. It's important to have media you like, but forcing it won't work. Russian movies don't interest me. Everyone else's favourite Russian YouTubers don't appeal to me at all. TikTok is much better for me in that regard, because I can search for specific fandoms that interest me. Luck seems to be the only thing that works for finding good YouTubers.

Textbooks are my kryptonite. I can't use them. They drain motivation so fast. If they work for you, that's great. If they don't, I don't know that forcing it is the solution. It wasn't for me.

I scroll language learning subreddits sometimes for motivation. It's not productive, generally. But it's fun. And I do get some ideas sometimes.

I've mostly accepted that my progress is going to be slower than others. I'm trying not to compare myself. I'm enjoying it now, mostly, learning slowly but learning, and each time I reaffirm that that's okay, it becomes truer.

[artsaucewritercal]

hi this is an introduction post to my little art/writing side blog. my name is cal and i draw and write and commission for those things. oooo you wanna pay money for my work sooo bad,,,,

kofi link for commissions (only writing comms open rn but art comms open soon)

i use all pronouns so idc but also i do because that's that gender fluid so if you’re looking to shit talk me or praise me on a specific day feel free to shoot me an ask but preferably on my main @yantao-enthusiast if it’s not related to art or writing stuff

and you know the drill, don’t interact if you’re racist, homophobic, transphobic, fatphobic, ableist, islamophobic, antisemetic, pro-israel, etc.

mini table of contents:

#artmaxxing for my art

#writerpilled for my writing

#art of all time for rbing art

#my shakespeare for rbing writing

okay babe have fun go nuts that’s that me espresso (ღゝ◡╹)ノ♡

[janey-page]

Hello, kamusta?

My name is Jane and welcome to my Tumblr page. 

I make sims and sometimes build! 

To navigate my page, here are the links:

✧ my sims ✧ my builds ✧ my cc/mod fav/finds  ✧ 

Please help yourself!   ღゝ◡╹ )ノ♡

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[defensivenaauthor]

Color Of The Year 2023

'UNCONVENTIONAL SHADE FOR AN UNCONVENTIONAL TIME'

Pantone announces Viva Magenta as the color of the year for 2023. Viva Magenta or Pantone 18-1750 is described as "a shade rooted in nature descending from the red family demonstrating a new signal of strength."

Courtesy: Rappler

Link: twitter.com/rapplerdotcom/status/1598476740141408256?s=20&t=JAmg5wTgskExocHMWrIoaA

・・・

Remark:

Based on my research last November, the theme color for the year 2023, will be, "Raspberry Blush".

Hm, at least the color which I'd searched last month's not far from what Pantone announced last December 2.

Still! Merry Christmas everyone! (ღゝ◡╹)ノ♡

[coai]

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℮ ℯ O﹏﹍︿﹌ ﹋ ︴﹆﹅︴︔︖︕ꓼ ꓹ ⚢ ⚘ ⛆ ⛈ ⛱ ⛾ ⭎ ⭏ ☹ ᎠᎡᎢᎥᎩᎪᎫᎬᎮᎯᎳᎷ ᎻᎽᏀᏊᏃᏆᏈᏒᏓᏙᏴ ೃ ༉‧₊˚✧ | ♡.°୭̥ ୨୧ ˚* ੈ✩‧₊ | ( ˊᵕˋ )♡.°⑅ ℂℊℋℌℍℎℐℑℒℓℙ ℚ ℛ ℜ ℬ ℱ ℰ ℳ ⌈⌉⌊⌋⌒⌒⌜⌝⌞⌟⌢⌢ ⃟       | ⿴ | ⌨↦   ↶↷↯↳↲↱↰↺↻↴ ଽ ୬ ୦ ෴ ๛༄ ༉ ༝ ༢ ꘎⸧ ⸦ ⹂ ⹁ ⸼⺍ ⺌ ⺀〈 〃 ⌭ ⌮ ａｂｃｄｅｆｇｈｉｊｋｌｍｎｏｐｑｒｓｔｕｖ ｗｘｙｚ| ₀₁₂₃₄₅₆₇₈₉ ⁱ⁰⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹⌨ ⌦ ⌧ ⌬⌯ □ ▢ ▹ ◌ ○◈◜ ◝◟◞◡◠◠◠◡◯◦◶◸◹���◿☇☆★☄↳ ׂׂૢ༘ ۵` | *ೃ *ૢ | ։❀ ፧ | ⋆. * ♡ ⎛ ⎝ ⎞ ⎟ ⎧ ⎨ ⎬ ⎰ ⎱⎲ ⎴ ⏜⏝ ⏞⏟⏠ ⩗ ⩘ Ɑ ⵉⵑⵝⵢ    ៴ 𖡋ᥝᤴ￫Կ Տ Ⴝ ყ ჩ Ꮍ Ꮤ Ꮥ Ꮨ Ꮩ Ꮱ Ꮹ Ᏺ ᓫ ᔅ ᔆ ᔇ ᔈ ᔾ ᔿ ᕀ ᕁ ᖮ ᗀ ៳ ៴ ៶ ៷ ៸ ៹ ᥐ ᥑ ᥒ ᥓ ᥔ ᥕ ᥙ ᥛ ᥝ ᥟ ᥡ ᥢ ᥣ ᥨ ᥩ ᥬ ᥭ ᥰ ៸ ᥲ ᦴ ᧉ ᧑ ᧒ ᧗ ᧘ ᧙ ᧞ ⁄ ℎ ℮ ℯ⍲ꪎꪮ       ៷៵᠀៳ᥢᖯ Ꮪ ᥲ ᥱ ᥣ ᥡ᥆ ᥒ ᥴ ѵ ﾒ Կ Տ Ⴝ ყ ჩ Ꮍ Ꮤ Ꮥ Ꮨ Ꮩ Ꮱ Ꮹ Ᏺ ᥑ ᥒ ᥓ ᥔ ᥕ ᥙ ᥛ ᥝ ᥟ ᥡ ᥢ ᥣ ᥨ ᥩ ᥬ ᥭ ᥰ ᥱ ᥲ ᦴ ᧉ ᧑ ᧒ ᧗ ᧘ ᧙ ᧞   ⸼ͯ⭞⸂↯‹⭞ ︸ꜜ ͎    ╰   ╯ꞋꞌꞋꞌ⸝⸝﹆ ꜛ ꜜ ⸃⸃ ⭏︴⁾៸ᵎ ៸ 〔﹫﹋︷᥉︵︶ႽદડՒՀყჩᎽᏔᏕ Hhhh⃩.. ⃪hhhhh

ℎ ℮ ℯ     ↯ ↸ ⇱ ⇲ ⎛ ⎝ ⎞ ⎟ ⎧ ⎨ ⎬ ⎰ ⎱ ⎴ ⏜ ⏝ ⏞⏟ ⏠ ⩗ Ɑⵉⵑⵝⵢ ᥴ. ͎۪۫      ︸ ꜜ ͎ ╰   ╯ =͟͟͞͞   〣 ꞋꞌꞋꞌ ҂   ⸝⸝ ﹆ ꜛ ꜜ ⸃⸃    ⭏     ⁾⁾ ⭞   ✘   ٬٬ ␣      ͝    ۫ ۪۪۪۫    ᵎ   ٠ِ٘ٓ   ⸂ ᵎ ⃕    〈￣￣￣丶／＼. ⵢ ⌜ ⌝ ⌞ ⌟ ۪۫ ⎧ ﹫ ̽ꜜ₊̣﹏﹢   ̼ ⌁﹋‿ ︵␣₎⁾ ₍⁽︵︶ ℭ ℮ ◡ ˙˙˙   ̼   ͝   ꜜ⸝⸝ ʬ ༼ ༽ ༾ ༿   ⭚⭛⭜⭝⭞⭟

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[gorkloum]

About me ARTSTATUS: Commissions: CLOSED. Trades and collabs: CLOSED. Requests: CLOSED. YCHs: CLOSED.

My socials: gorkloum(@)gmail.com | Discord: gorkloum Cara | Reddit | Behance | VK | Twitch | Boosty

When you share my artworks on other platforms, or use my art as your pfp/header image, please add links to any of my accounts, I'm crying at night because of someone not doing it

Thank you for visiting! PS: im always reading your tags. ღゝ◡╹)ノ♡

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meet tha artist !!(＞ｖ＜)ゞ

welcome to my tumbler blog Ψ(｀▽´# )↝, home to a one simple 20somethings old loser ♬~♬~

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[5llowance]

Do you want to learn Chinese but lack motivation and accountability? Join me and a group of other learners to stay accountable for 30 days! via /r/China

Do you want to learn Chinese but lack motivation and accountability? Join me and a group of other learners to stay accountable for 30 days!

┃(・ω┃You will need to create a Discord account if you don't have one already. It's free, and it's easy! Join me!

Learners: Out of 30 days in September, you will have to learn Chinese for at least 25 days & enter Discord to let us all know how you did in your language study session. It's a form of accountability. There is a long list of free resources (beginners, intermediate, advanced, writing, typing, speaking, reading, listening, etc.). There are also a few tutors who can help you, for free. We, learners, want to be motivated, and maybe you'll contribute a bit ;) Whether you study simplified or traditional, we can help.

Tutors: If you love helping others, you are welcome here as well! You will have the function to chat in and motivate others. Maybe we'll be able to help you somehow as well!

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[defensivenaauthor]

First Sunday of April y'all! Have you prepared your heart for a new episode of Online Worship celebration? If not, it's not too late! Come join us now to RLCC live online worship! Have a significant Sunday! (ღゝ◡╹)ノ♡

YOUTUBE LINK:

https://youtu.be/5r2UO062R0w

MY TIME: 11:07

→ The Live Stream is still on...

[teufelsgebrut]

never thought of it, but i really needed to watch this movie..

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cannot get over how beautiful the songs in this animation are. ヾ(^ ^ゞqueenfish and guyfriend by emezie okorafor you will always be the songs ever ! ! !

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raggedy ann and andy ! a musical adventure (♡^‿^)爻(^‿^♡)

i like the greedy the most out of all (🖒^^)

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૮⍝◜•˕̮•◝⍝ა i loved this childrens book back when i was still in elementary schooling. i loved it very much, big fan of those extravagants illustrations and all those funny rhymes to read.

☆彡 that said, you Are a twisted and horrible book struwwelpeter. it is easier to realise when having it read to you out loud to be honest,, ε≡(ノ´＿ゝ｀）ノ

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ycela`s music artworks work like sedatives to my mind and soul (¦3ꇤ[▓▓]⋆｡˚✩