#LanguageLove

[mondlylanguages]

'Simple' is complicated in Finnish. 🙃

[hobbydeutschde]

⚖️ Test Your German with Our Legal Vocabulary Quiz! 🇩🇪 Interested in law and learning German? Take our informative quiz focused on essential legal terms! Practice translating words, learning the correct articles, and mastering the plural forms. Perfect for anyone looking to improve their German vocabulary in the legal field. Quiz Highlights: Die Anklage (accusation) Die Berufung (appeal) Der Freispruch (acquittal) Die Haft (custody) Die Kaution (bail) Das Recht (law) Das Rechtsmittel (legal remedy) Der Schuldspruch (conviction) Der Strafprozess (criminal trial) Der Verteidiger (defense attorney) Each word is selected to help you understand legal discussions with confidence. Whether you're a law student, a professional, or just curious about legal terminology, this quiz is perfect for you! ✨ Why Take This Quiz? Interactive Learning: Engage with words and phrases actively. Comprehensive Coverage: Practice translation, articles, and plural forms. Law Focused: Learn vocabulary that will be useful in legal contexts. 📚 Ready to get started? Take the quiz now and see how well you know your legal vocabulary! 🌟

[ladydeath1342069]

Not Again......

What have I done to myself? I think I have found what I want to do for the next decade. Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why did I have to do this to myself? The five languages I am determined as all hell to achieve fluency in by the end of the next decade are as follows: Mandarin, Korean, Japanese, Thai, and Vietnamese. The other languages I want to learn can wait unless I lose total interest in them.…

[fyeahblackfrost]

? I could get used to this

Open your heart to the wonders of the world and let them uplift your spirit. ? I could get used to this.

[vivelapige]

? I could get used to this

Embrace the beauty of life and discover new possibilities. ? I could get used to this.

[ed4wo-study-abroad]

Celebrating the beauty of our mother tongue!📜

[artsy-19]

[mischievousmeanings]

Susurrus

Word: Susurrus

Definition:

Noun

1. A soft murmuring or rustling sound; a whisper.

Example Sentence: "As the office meeting dragged on, the susurrus of whispered gossip about the boss’s questionable fashion choices was far more entertaining than the presentation itself."

[maybexavier]

Improve SPEAKING skills by watching TEDx videos

This post is talking about SPEAKING. About Listening is below.

Pronunciation Accuracy of pronunciation. By shadowing, you can improve your pronunciation and speak fluently.

Speaking Practice speaking out loud. Through shadowing, you can imitate how native speakers speak.

Vocabulary To speak naturally and with rich expressions, you need a wide vocabulary.

Cultural Context To choose appropriate expressions and phrases.

Syntax To understand sentence structure and construct sentences correctly.

Grammar To be able to create accurate sentences.

Listening To understand what the other person is saying and respond appropriately.

Writing Although not directly related to speaking, writing helps you organize your thoughts and think about what to say.

[andreistudies]

Hello all! I’m looking for new mutuals on langblr! Here from langtwt, so let me introduce myself:

Andrei, he/him, 19

Speak: 🇺🇸🇫🇷

Study at Uni: 🇫🇷🇦🇹🇪🇸🇪🇬(العربية)

Self-Study: 🇵🇹🇮🇹🇮🇸🇷🇺🇧🇬🇮🇷🇨🇳

Casual/Dabbling: 🇬🇷🇩🇰🇹🇷🇰🇷🇻🇳🇭🇰🇮🇳(தமிழ்)

Future Possibilities/Interests: 🇱🇺🇳🇱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇦🇩🇵🇱🇸🇰🇧🇾🇭🇺🇹🇿🇯🇵

Like and reblog to be moots! Looking forward to studying and succeeding with you all :)

[powerthesaurus]

The funny thing about developing a strong vocabulary from reading and writing is that you often get the feel of words without truly knowing their definition. Can I use this word in a sentence correctly? Definitely. Can I explain its precise meaning? Not a chance.

[mondlylanguages]

This will never not be funny. 😆 How do you say it in your language? 🥕

[hobbydeutschde]

📚 Understanding the Differences: Schließen, Verschließen, and Abschließen 🇩🇪 German verbs can sometimes be confusing, especially when they seem so similar! Let's break down the differences between "Schließen," "Verschließen," and "Abschließen": Schließen: This verb generally means "to close." It is used in a broad sense for closing doors, windows, books, etc. Example: Ich schließe die Tür. (I close the door.) Verschließen: This verb means "to lock" or "to seal." It implies making something secure, often with a lock or seal. Example: Er verschließt die Kiste. (He locks the box.) Abschließen: This verb has multiple meanings, including "to lock," "to finish," or "to complete." It often implies finality or conclusion. Example 1: Ich schließe die Wohnung ab. (I lock the apartment.) Example 2: Wir haben das Projekt abgeschlossen. (We have completed the project.) Understanding these nuances can help you use the right verb in the right context. Keep practicing, and these differences will become second nature! 🌟

[riverotterzlangblr]

Masons Intro, Bienvenu! Welkom! いらっしゃい！

+ 17 | he/they | native English speaker

+ have been learning French on and off for 2 years and want to get better at pronunciation and grammar. my goals in French is too be more conversational and increase my fluency level this year. <A2>

+ complete beginner at Dutch, I like the way it sounds and I have hopes to move and study to The Netherlands in 2025.

+ I love the sounds in the Japanese and the history of Japan. want to get back into learning again stopped last September due to school.

If you are a Dutch/French/Japanese language learner please reach out I'd love to learn together an keep each other accountable. 🤗

[hebrewbyinbal]

Happy Shishi “Friday”

It’s been a busy week for me and I’m ready for the weekend. Thank you for spending your valuable time visiting Hebrew by Inbal and for the new members of the community I’m grateful you joined!

Wishing all a safe and peaceful weekend. I’ll be here ready to share Hebrew learning.

[dailyplanet-loislane]

"Unraveling the Mystery of 'Double U': The Fascinating History of the Letter W!"