#Mini IELTS

[sadie-the-dragon-slayer]

Self / Independent Learner's Guide to Language Learning From Zero

-a mini study plan I used this for Spanish, French and Italian, it is my favourite way of starting to learn. It won't teach you the langauge but if this is your first time, if you feel confused and don't know where to begin, this is for you! -this is kinda romance langauge based but might give you ideas if you are learning from a different family too -this is very notebook / writing based since i prefer learning that way Step 1: Preperation

First of all, ask yourself "do i already have some amount of immersion in this langauge?" As humans, we learn from immersion a lot. Songs, but especially visual media is incredibly heplful. I never studied japanese but after watching a few animes i picked up 5-10 random words. Passive vocabulary, being familiar to most common words will be your biggest friend. If the answer is no, before start studying ANYTHING do some immersion. e.g. I watched dix pour cent for French and learned arrêt which means stop because characters were shouting to each other all the time.

After making sure you have some immersion or if you already have some, PREPARE YOUR RESOURCES. Make a file in your computer, reblog tumblr posts, save links. Search for pdfs in google. (x language a1 pdf / x langauge a1 grammar book / x language a1 reading) Free PDF's and and useful websites. The more the merrier. Why? Because when you actually start learning you will slowly realise them half of them are not actually useful, too advance, too simple, not in your preffered style etc. You will en up using same handful amount of resources again and again but before that, you have to TRY EVERYTHING. You are unique and so will be your learning process.

Google x language A1 curriculum. (you can try adding "pdf" at the end of sentence as well) It "probably/ hopefully" exists. If you can't find that way, learn which offical exam is necessary (e.g. for French it's DELF/DALF, in english there is IELTS and so many more) If you are lucky, you can find a langauge teaching enstitute's curriculum and you can find in what order they teach things. This was very helpful for me because sometimes you don't know what to study next, or just want to visualise what do you need to learn, it is helpful. I printed one out and paste it to the back cover of my notebook. You won't need this one YET. I'll explain in a second. Keep reading.

Get a notebook. I don't prefer books while learning from zero because it will be filled with vocabulary you don't know. My pereference is no squares no lines empty ass notebook and colorful pens. I'm a person of shitty doodles. I love to draw and visualise things. It really helps my brain. In A1, your knowledge is absouletly zero and your brain is about the explode with realising GREAT MASS of knowledge you need to learn in order to be "fluent" . So keep things away from being "too much" if you want to avoid a burnout.

Set a timer. If you want to avoid burnout, the secret is always quit when you feel like you can go another round happily. Quit when you are dopamine high. If you study too much, next day you'll wake up tired, want to rest etc. and make it harder for you to create a habit. I did this mistake with French by studying 4-5 hours everyday for around 30 days. I completed my challenge, completly quit and then didn't come back for MONTHS.

You will be re-studying A LOT. Language learning is repetition. You will start by studying "the A1 curriculum". But, because this is your first time your focus will be on the vocabulary and general comprehension. You are trying to re-wire your brain, and learn a different way of thinking and living. It's not easy. It will take time. It will be painful at times. But it is 100% worth it.

After you finished studying your curriculum, you'll take a short break and then study the curriculum AGAIN. For a second time. Because you already know the basics, this time you will be able to focus more on the little things you weren't able to comprehend the last time. e.g. articles or whatever little frustaring thing your langauge has. Also focus more on basic prononciation and especially reading aloud. Find a realistic text-to-reader. Copy-paste a text. Listen and repeat.

Get a new Youtube and Instagram account dedicated to langauge study. How many good resources exists and where they are is really depens on which langauge you are learning. For english, youtube is better. For French, instagram is better. You have to see for yourself. If you get a seperate account for your langauge algorith will learn faster and you won't be distracted by other stuff. Short form engaging videos are the best for absolute beginners. Re-watch things and try to repeat them out loud. It's called shadowing and is your future best friend.

If you want to learn how to speak, you first need to how to write. If you can't write sentences without looking at google translate (or reverso) you won't be able to make up sentences in your head. If you want to learn how to write, your first need to learn how to read. You need to start in this order but also don't be perfectionist. Do it even if you do it wrong. They will be fixed eventually and won't stick. Record yourself speaking even if the text you are reading is 90% google translated. Why? Beacuse speaking will enhance your vocabulary in a way no other thing can and that's the core of reading. So this isn't a linear thing. It's actually a circle!

Step Two! Ok, Sadie, i got my notebooks and read through all the warnings where do i start? *First page: [] means written is target langauge

[x notebook] x= your target langauge

Add something cute and make you feel happy to open up the notebook. It can a drawing, a picture, anything. First page is your entrance to your new home. Make it welcoming.

*[My name is X. I am Y years old. I live in Z.] *Greetings. Main articles if there are any. Yes, no, please, thank you. *What is your name, what do you do for living, how are you, where are you from, how old are you, how many langauges do you speak, numbers from 0-100. If there are multiple way of saying these things and probably there are, just write one. You will eventually learn others. Baby steps. *write a basic ass text of two people having a conversation asking and answering these questions.

*the alphabet and how to pronounce the letters. basic letter combinations that change into a different sound. a youtube video about this 100% exists.

*personal pronouns and if there is a "am/is/are" verb the conjugation of it. (in spanish there is two unfortunately) *artciles and basic noun endings. a couple exemples of nouns in x form but takes y article. *first 5 most common verbs. learn the conjugation, try writing basic ass sentences. (e.g. to come, go, have, speak)

*three more verbs (e.g. to eat, can, to want)

*take some time to fully comprehend. check your curriculum list to look and see if you want to add anything. e.g.for spanish that can be ser vs estar, for spanish is can be "how to ask questions in french" becaue it's way harder compared to other langauges.

*take some break from grammar and learn some vocab maybe. it can be colors, or feelings. (i am sad, i am hungry etc.)

*start studying most common verbs. usually a form of categorization exists. usually it's verb ending. (unless it's a language like turkish where every verb either ends with -mek or -mak lol.) Start with 10- 15 most common verbs. You will also be learning some vocabulary by default. (try to stick to regular verbs if you can, if not that's fine) (Do not learn any verbs you won't be able to use immediately.)

*Learn basic adjectives and how they work so you can form more detailed sentences.

*After comprehending how to form basic positive negative sentences and some verbs, congratulate yourself, because you deserve it! *Learn how tell time. "What time is it? It's x'o clock."

*learn clothing and how to simply describe physical look e.g. hair color, eye color, beard, glasses...

*learn the verbs of daily routine. be able to write a generic ass "i wake up, i do breakfast, i eat lunch at school, i sleep" sort of text.

*demonstratives. this that. these. those. you can add some vocabulary you like. this is a cat. this is a tree. you can add placement adjectives now or later. (the cat is under the sofa. the bird is on the table etc.)

*Now you know a lot of things! Take some time and focus a bit more on the vocab, let your brain process things, do some passive immersion. avoid a burnout at all costs. *learn how to say "there is" (if you want more vocab transportation and city centre themes can be included.) *learn how to talk about your hobbies. This is the generic A1 curriuculum. You are able to understand basic things, you have a generic comprehension. That's all it takes to be considered A1. If you want to pass it though, what you need is a good grammar source. For French and Spanish Kwiziq was very useful. I couldn't find a good online grammar resource for Italian yet. (please ask more experienced langblrs for recs.) Slowly learn more vocab (since A1 is more vocab based. If you hate Anki and Quizlet stuff check Linguno. Actually check Linguno anyway it's a banger and i'm gonna die on that hill.)

If you don't have have native friend to ask questiones and you don't have any ethical concerns ChatGPT can be useful. I'm using it for French for months. Why are we using this particle here, why this and not that, can you give me some example sentences.... you can play guess the animal, ask for writing prompts and then make ChatGpt find and explain your mistakes to you. It's very handy.

*Don't be scared to share about your journey on Tumblr and most importantly ENJOY!

[nayarainchapters]

2023 - BLOOMING WITH GRACE

FIRST SEMESTER MAJOR GOALS

Specialization in Art History

Driver’s license

Publish article in Film History

Passport

Plan Argentina trip

SECOND SEMESTER MAJOR GOALS

IELTS certificate

Publish article in Film/Television History

MA project in Art History

ALL YEAR GOALS

Healthy lifestyle:

Gym (start 4 days and 5 by the end of the year)

Fruits and veggies every day

Smoothies/tea/healthy shots every day

Journaling (4 days/week)

Art History

2 articles

Specialization in Art History

Argentina

Planning: when to go (2023/2024), trip budget, book flights and accomodations

Passport

New credit card

Productivity:

Clean and organize my room, including wardrobe, books, ironing and make up tools (1/week), and my altar (every day)

Stick to the plan: keep my planner open and up to date; check my habit tracker every day; meal planner once a week.

Reducing time on my phone and no screen right after waking up and after 20h30.

Elegance and femininity: glowing up

Self care: look my best every day; wash my hair (3/week), nails (2/week), masks and such (once a week)

Build a new wardrobe: focus on elegant, sensual and romantic items.

Continuing my habit of paying attention to my words: no cursing, criticizing and complaints.

Learn more about being a woman and practcing it.

Cooking more often

I am the most powerful of all witches

Learning (every week)

Practice (at least 2/week)

Offerings (once a week)

Celebrating pagan festivals

Socialize

Events (family, friends, work)

Make new friends

Networking

Explore:

Hobbies: time for books, tv series, football every week

Mini trips

Read more

2 books every month

Redecorate my room

Bed

Wardrobe

Outro

IELTS certificate

Driver’s license

Morning routine: wake up at 5 am - morning pages - affirmations - stretch - workout

Night routine: self care (include one or more items: skin care, books, netflix, football)

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Unlocking Success: Mastering the IELTS Academic Speaking Test

Are you gearing up to conquer the IELTS Academic Speaking Test? Brace yourself for an exciting journey where you'll learn the ins and outs of acing this crucial segment of the IELTS exam. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into top-notch tips and strategies to help you shine in the IELTS Academic Speaking Test.

Understanding the IELTS Academic Speaking Test

Before we dive into the tips and tricks, let's ensure we're on the same page regarding what the IELTS Academic Speaking Test tip entails. This test assesses your ability to communicate effectively in English, specifically in academic contexts. It consists of a face-to-face interview with an examiner and is divided into three parts:

Part 1: Introduction and Interview

This initial phase might seem like a breeze, but it sets the tone for the rest of the IELTS Academic Speaking Test. Here's how you leave a lasting impression on people:

1. Warm-Up Your English: Start your day by thinking in English. Narrate your morning routine or describe your surroundings in English. It helps get your brain into English mode.

2. Expand Your Answers: Don't just stick to 'yes' or 'no' answers. Elaborate on your responses. For instance, if asked about your hobbies, instead of saying, "I like reading," say, "I'm an avid reader, and I particularly enjoy delving into classic literature."

3. Practice with a Partner: Find a study buddy or a language exchange partner to simulate interview scenarios. This will help you get comfortable speaking in English for the IELTS Academic Speaking Test tips.

Part 2: Long Turn

This is where you get to shine by delivering a mini-speech. Here's how to ace it:

4. Structure Your Response: Use one minute of preparation wisely. Make brief notes to structure your speech with an introduction, main points, and a conclusion.

5. Speak Clearly and Coherently: Focus on pronunciation and fluency. Don't rush through your speech. Maintain a steady pace, and enunciate your words clearly.

6. Expand on Ideas: Don't just scratch the surface. Dive deep into the topic. Explain your thoughts, provide examples, and show the examiner that you can sustain a conversation.

Part 3: Discussion

In the final segment, you'll engage in a more in-depth conversation with the examiner. Here's how to excel:

7. Listen Actively: Pay close attention to the examiner's questions and comments. Respond directly to what they say, showing your ability to comprehend and engage.

8. Provide Balanced Responses: When discussing topics, present a balanced view. Acknowledge different perspectives, even if you strongly agree or disagree with them.

9. Use Advanced Vocabulary: Impress the examiner with a rich vocabulary. Avoid repetition and explore synonyms to convey your ideas effectively.

General Tips for the IELTS Academic Speaking Test

Now that we've covered each section let's dive into some overarching IELTS Academic Speaking Test tips to boost your performance:

10. Practice Regularly: Consistent practice is the key to improvement. Use sample questions, cue cards, and speaking prompts to hone your skills.

11. Record Yourself: Use your smartphone or a recording device to capture your responses during practice. As you listen to them critically, look for areas that could be improved.

12. Time Management: Practice within the time limits of each section. Develop a sense of how long you should speak to stay within the allotted time.

13. Seek Feedback: Don't hesitate to ask a teacher, tutor, or fluent English speaker for feedback. Constructive criticism can help you pinpoint your weaknesses.

14. Relax and Breathe: On the IELTS Academic Speaking Test day, take a deep breath and stay calm. Nervousness can affect your fluency and pronunciation. Just keep in mind that it's a dialogue, not a questioning.

15. Expand Your Vocabulary: Read books, articles, and essays to broaden your vocabulary. Make a habit of jotting down new words and using them in your speech.

16. Cultural Awareness: Familiarize yourself with common cultural topics and social issues. Being well-informed can enrich your responses during the discussion phase.

17. Stay Updated: Here are some IELTS Academic Speaking Test tips. Keep up with current events and trending topics. You might be asked about recent news, so stay informed.

In Conclusion

Preparing for the IELTS Academic Speaking Test requires dedication and consistent effort. By following IELTS Academic Speaking Testtips and practising regularly, you can boost your confidence and performance. Remember, the key is to communicate effectively and showcase your English language skills. With the right mindset and preparation, you'll be well on your way to success in the IELTS Academic Speaking Test.

[satanandsoul]

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[aafrillia]

INTRODUCTION

Hello!

This is APRIL's MINI BLOG !

I created this blog solely for my writing and language practice. I've been wanting to have this space so I can keep track of how far I can improve myself in these areas.

My writing will be mainly in English and Indonesia and will cover a range of writing such as movies/anime reviews, IELTS writing practice, opinions/thoughts, experiences and stories.

Since this blog is for writing and language practice, there will be some errors; I might make grammatical mistakes, wordy sentences, put incorrect words, incomplete thoughts, etc. So I hope everyone who reads my writing will kindly let mistakes pass, but if it's not a hassle for you, I would love to hear your feedback.

Thank you! ✨

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Study MBBS in Australia for International Students

Australia is the sixth largest country in the world and one of the best places to study abroad. In the southern hemisphere of the geographic area, it borders the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

Studying the mobs in Australia is the best location due to the world-class curriculum, cutting-edge technology, excellent infrastructure, and globally recognized degree.

The Australian Medical School faculty consists of renowned doctors who share their experience and knowledge with their students. Each year, more than 50,000 students from around the world apply to Australian institutions.

Would you like to follow an MBB in Australia after the 12th? One reason is that Australia offers a wide range of curricula through a large number of medical institutions and universities offering quality education at an affordable fee structure.

Universities in Australia have world-class infrastructure including well-equipped laboratories, libraries, student residences, canteens, sports clubs, and gyms, among other amenities that will make your academic experience unforgettable.

Scholarships alumni can relieve themselves financially.

Why Study MBBS in Australia?

Students will have a solid understanding of the medical sciences and how they contribute to today's understanding of the complexities of health, disease, and infirmity.

Australia will equip them with the professional knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to properly diagnose and treat a wide range of clinical problems and they will have a clear focus on patient-centered care. Because of extensive global contacts, they will be able to address potential health impacts around the world.

Students will gain a solid understanding of the value of quality research to improve clinical practice and collaborate with Australia's leading research institutions.

They learn about the many job options available to them and have a growing understanding of their career aspirations. way, including a thorough understanding of access, education, and training requirements.

Requirements for MBBS in Australia for Bangladeshi Students

There are certain criteria to be fulfilled for individuals to study MBBS in Australia.

Should have completed a recognized board or institution's upper secondary education.

An IELTS score of at least 7.0 is required for English language competence. (TOEFL (iBT): 80–100)

For overseas students, a qualified UMAT (Undergraduate Medicine and Health Sciences Admission Test) or UCAT (University Clinical Aptitude Test) is conducted in place of an entrance test for international students.

Bachelors with 60%; GAMSAT: at least 50 per section.

If students wish to study MBBs in Australia, after being shortlisted they must complete the MMI, interview, or other tests required by the university. MMIs, or Multiple Mini-Interviews, are two-hour assessments that test the candidate's thinking, problem-solving, interpersonal skills, empathy, and ethical judgment.

MBBS Course Syllabus in Australia

Here is the MBBS syllabus list for courses in Australia for international students.

Foundation in Basic Science: (Campus-Based)

Anatomy

Physiology

Biochemistry

Pharmacology

Social Sciences

Population Science 

Foundation in Basic Science: (Campus-Based)

Social Science 

Population Science 

Clinical Skills

Community Engagement

Basic professional, biological, social, and behavioral thoughts are added in Years 1 and 2. Students research scientific and communique capabilities and take part in early scientific rotations in hospitals.

Foundations in Medical Science: (Hospital/community based)

Medicine

Surgery

Pathology

Population health

The focus shifts to representations of multisystem diseases, which will form the core of learning in integrated medicine and surgery.

Integration & Teams: (Hospital/community based)

General Practice

Children's Health

Women's Health

Medicine of the mind

Through major clinical rotations in women's and children's health, clinical teaching builds on and reinforces this strong foundation.

Preparing for practice: (Hospital/community based)

Medicine

Surgery

Emergency Medicine

Aged Care

Specialty

Elective Patient Safety

Rotations in medicine, surgery, aged care, emergency, and specialist areas take place in both community and hospital settings, allowing students to develop a broader understanding of certain professions and areas of interest.

MBBS Scholarships in Australia

International students can apply for a variety of scholarships in Australia. Scholarships are awarded mostly on the basis of merit, and students must establish their eligibility for the scholarships they are seeking for. In Australia, there are various eligibility requirements to qualify for an international student scholarship.

Under the Australian Scholarships Program, the Australian Government has made a variety of study and research scholarships accessible to individuals across the Asia Pacific regional students.

MBBS in Australia Fee Structure

MBBS tuition fees in Australia range from AUD$255,200 to AUD$630,000 for an overseas student.

As a doctor in Australia, students can earn up to A$214,000 per year, which is 60% more than the average salary for a medical and healthcare professional.

Career opportunities after MBBS in Australia are:

What is the Cost of MBBS in Australia for International Students?

Types of MBBS Programs in Australia

MBBS in Australia Universities

There are many leading schools offering MBBS in Australia, which have an extensive curriculum with research opportunities. Some of the universities are:

The Australian National University

Monash University

The University of Sydney

The University of Melbourne

Griffith University

Victoria University

University of Western Australia

Deakin University

Flinders University

University of Adelaide

Career Opportunities After MBBS in Australia

Public Health Worker

Hospital Administration

Health / Medical Journalism and Medical Writing

Clinical Forensic Medical Examiner

Medical Teacher/ Professor

Medico-Legal Advisor

Medical / Pharmaceutical Researcher

Forensic Psychiatry

Fulfill your inner Grey's Anatomy dream with Get Study Supports's assistance. We will be your Miranda Bailey and guide you throughout your educational journey beginning from choosing the right course to landing at the ideal university.

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How I Score 120 on Duolingo

It was on the first December 2022 I had a Duolingo English Test. Actually I have an IELTS test score for 6,5, but due to the fact that my desired university is no longer accepting IELTS for that score, I had to take another English proficiency such as Duolingo, considering that it’s the cheapest test for the University that I am pursuing.

I planned to take the test in the middle of November actually. But because of my lack self management, I had to postpone the test for the better result. I study harder and harder, and at December 4, 2022 I had the Duolingo test. Surprisingly, I got 120! Wooo, amazing. It’s like 7.0 IELTS by the way. Alhamdulillah!

So here are some key points to take for those who are struggling with Duolingo right now:

Join the Duolingo Community on Facebook

A warm-hearted Duolingo teacher, Luke, has a super amazing group for those pursuing Duolingo. If you want to get the high score for this test, it’s an obligation for you to join this group. Just open your FB and type Duolingo English Test, and the group will be appeared. In that group, you can look for any priceless link, information and circle taking Duolingo. They also share the experiences that they got after the test. It’s a nice circle isn’t? So here is the FB link if you want joined the group. https://web.facebook.com/groups/602389140715039/

Hand the Duolingo Core Material

Unlike IELTS or TOEFL IBT that has a official book that can be accessed by the students, Duolingo has no official material that you can access. So the one and only way to learn how to get the desired score for Duolingo is by learn it in Youtube or FB Group. Internet is an amazing tool for you look for all of the information that you want. However, I use this link to enhance my skill in Duolingo. It’s free and complete as it consists of writing, speaking, reading and any other skills tested in Duolingo. Here is the link: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1mcOucC7izbsPwFIjH9axZnIM6Ap_kchj?fbclid=IwAR154C9QZIeOCl1BsUpTGppIo3uPD0_pzApB8TCoo5XvMYsgr_L24-rzCNY

Taking free practice tests at least 10x

Duolingo provides a mini test for users who will take this test. It’s free by the way, and based on my colleagues, the score given in this free test is relatively accurate. Sounds good! In my case, I had taken this free test for 15x as I remember. I had this mini test everyday from the middle of November to the D Day. Quite thoughtful I felt, but yaaa, that was the process that I had to take. Every I finished the mini-test, I record it in Notion to help me observe how my progress was. I put the table I mention in the end of this writing. It was super meaningful for me by the way, since it has always been reminding me how I took efforts for this test 😵.

Take a Guruly Try Out

If you have considered that you are ready enough for taking the test, I suggest you to take a final try out on Guruly. It’s a website for taking a full English try out such as IELTS, TOEFL, and definitely Duolingo. If you had a lot of exercise in mini test provided by Duolingo, it’s you time to take the full test of Duolingo in Guruly. It takes one hours test as the time you have to allocate for Duolingo test. However, Guruly wants your WA number for OTP code when joining its website. Soo, if you think that it’s not a big problem, just do it. I personally didn’t have any problem after 1 month registering the website.

Take The Test in a Quite Room

Beside you have to make sure that you are energized enough for the test, you also need to consider what time you will take the test. A noisy room will totally distract your concentration taking the test. I took that test at 20.30 in my home, considering that in at the time I mentioned, usually my home is relatively quite. However, my prediction was false, some noisy vehicle passed my home, it’s totally distract me actually. But, finally I got it!

So those are some key points to take that I recommend to you before taking the Duolingo Test. Hopefully you can get your desired score too!

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Here the table that I told before. Actually it's still long as I had 5 more practice after 1 December 2022.

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Note:

Tulisan ini adalah hasil karyaku mengikuti tantangan 30 Writing Challange. Selain berbentuk tulisan, aku juga menyempurnakan gagasan yang tertuang disini dalam bentuk gambar seperti yang teman-teman bisa lihat diatas. Gambar tersebut adalah hasil karya Artificial Intelligence yang selalu berkaitan dengan topik yang sedang diangkat, agar bisa lebih membawakan emosinya.

Terimakasih telah membaca!

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Do you have plans to study abroad? Well, you need to apply for IELTS. It is a standardized exam which analyzes the proficiency of candidates in the English Language.It is mandatory to clear the exam prior to studying abroad.

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Zaporizhzhia State Medical University

ABOUT UNIVERSITY

 Zaporizhzhia State Medical University is located in the small town of Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. It has the highest level (fourth level) accreditation from the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. The temperature of Zaporizhzhia is moderate all year round, a little less during the winter. The crime rate is low and safe for students to roam the city. ZSMU has its own dispensary for preventive treatments. In addition,it has a sports and health center on the Azov coast.

Zaporozhzhia State Medical University is considered among the best medical schools in Ukraine offering MBBS, MD and numerous therapeutic courses. ZSMU is one of the most established advanced medical education organizations in Ukraine with the highest level of accreditation among Ukrainian medical universities. ZSMU started in 1903 for the compound Women's Courses in Odessa. Later, in 1959, the university was changed from Odessa to Zaporozhzhia  and renamed the Zaporozhye Pharmaceutical Institute. At that time, after ten years in 1969, the name was changed to Zaporozhye Medical Institute. Finally, the organization obtained the status of Zaporozhye State Medical University in 1994.

 The university began with the goal of providing the best medical education to aspiring physicians around the world. ZSMU has become a well-known preparation focal point for MD, Master of Pharmacy and Bachelor's degree for university students from Ukraine and other nations.

Why to choose Zaporozhye State Medical University ,Ukraine for MBBS?

· Fourth level accredited university

· Offers affordable MBBS programs with no donation or capitation fees.

· The students are made up of the best medical scientists, doctors who work in different countries.

· Highly efficient and qualified teachers

· It has visiting faculties from many foreign countries, including international medical scientists, professors, physicians, and surgeons.

· International links with other foreign universities

· It has five hostels that host about 3,000 students.

· It is recognized by the WHO (World Health Organization) and NMC.

· It offers international seminars, workshops, exchange programs, partnerships with many renowned medical universities around the world.

· The applicant is not required to sit for any language test like IELTS, TOEFL.

Eligibility criteria for admission to MBBS:

-The applicant must have passed two more with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English as subjects. 50% grades are required for students in the general category and 45% of grades are accepted for the reserved category.

-Applicant must be at least 17 years old by December 31 of the year of admission.

-Applicant must have passed the NEET exam for admission to MBBS.

- MBBS program duration: Six years (5 academic years + 1 year of internship)

Medium of education: English, Ukrainian, Russian

Infrastructure and facilities:

Ø Three academic buildings

Ø five hostels

Ø Laboratories with modern equipment and facilities.

Ø Accommodation in a nearby hostel with WIFI and other facilities

Ø Affiliated hospitals

Ø Medical Center

Ø Computer labs

Ø Spacious auditorium

Ø Well stocked library

Ø World-class classrooms

Ø Coffee shop

Ø Canteen

Ø Mandatory health checks for students

Ø Its sports complex consists of a stadium with courts, volleyball, handball, basketball, mini-soccer, soccer field, etc.

Ø It has three gyms, tennis courts, shooting range, pool, chess and draft club.

Ø It has a gym.

Ø It has a student club for amateur activities, including dancing, singing, and playing musical instruments.

Ø The university's diagnostic complex consists of a functional diagnostic division, an endoscopic examination room, a clinical, biochemical laboratory, the physiotherapy and rehabilitation department, and an X-ray room.

Ø For foreign nationals, there is an Internet room on campus.

Ø It has libraries of scientific and belletristics literature with reading rooms and computer room.

Ø Student sanatorium-dispensary

Ø Shoe and clothing repair shop.

Courses offered:

-General Medicine (MBBS)

-odontology

-Pharmacy

-postgraduation

-Lodging house:

-It has five hostels that host about 3,000 students.

-Hostel rooms are available individually and shared (2-3 students per room).

-The hostel rooms have internet access.

-It has 24 hour security and video surveillance.

-A hostel has an Indian cultural center.

-Internet rooms for foreign citizens.

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do you have any advice for an English speaker who wants to learn Russian, but is too afraid to start? I've done a little bit on Duolingo and Memrise, I could already read cyrillic before starting, but the ь is so intimidating to me, among other things. one of my favorite bands are Russian speakers, I can sing their songs fairly well I think, but the idea of actually speaking it makes me too scared. I'm afraid of sounding like an idiot. :(

Hi! Believe me, there is no way you can avoid the phase of sounding like an idiot when speaking a new language. This is normal, and this is NOT embarrassing. I can assure you, Russians understand how difficult Russian is, and won’t make fun of you.

You are doing quite a progress.

- You familiarized yourself with the Russian alphabet and got comfortable with it. Not everyone can pass through this initial obstacle. Congratulations!

- You figured out that there is something fishy and tricky about ь. You are absolutely right! If you want to understand hard and soft signs, you need somebody who would explain you some basic fundamentals about Russian historical phonetics and Russian modern phonetic system. Stay with me, I’ll publish a few articles (and, probably, a mini-course) on this topic. 

- You have been training your ear by listening to songs in Russian. This is how I learned English! I personally believe that this is one of the easiest, funniest and most efficient ways to learn a new language.

- You sing Russian songs along! This is awesome! Keep practicing Russian with songs!

Speaking don’t come easy. Even in our mother-tongue, we first learn understanding and only then, months later, we try to speak. At least, this is what First language acquisition studies show.

In language proficiency tests, such as TOEFL, IELTS and others, speaking tests are normally scored lowest. This is natural, this is normal. Don’t expect speaking acquiring automatically after learning a few hundreds of words and a few dozens of grammar rules. It’s like learning how to dance through learning anatomy and the theory of music. You simply need to start dancing if you want to dance gracefully. You simply need to start speaking if you want to speak fluently. Unlike dancing, speaking bears no risks of injury. It’s just your ego that may hurt a bit.

But there is one thing you can do in order to facilitate the process. Start writing, and do that regularly. Writing is an active language skill. This means, it takes production of speech, rather than consuming (as reading and listening). You will produce phrases in Russian, but, unlike with speaking, you’ll have time to think them through, to look up words in a dictionary, and so on. Write 10-15 sentences daily. Ideally, find a language partner who would correct you (try italki, or any language exchange platforms). This is how I trained myself for IELTS in the absence of English speakers around. Don’t rush your speaking skills. They’ll come to you.

It looks like you know how to enjoy Russian. You organized your learning in the way you like it. Excellent! Keep practicing. I’d say, a language exchange (LE) partner would be of a great help, but please make sure you are ready and comfortable with the LE sessions. And be very picky - your LE partner should share your interests. Otherwise, you’ll have nothing to talk about. 

I wish you the very best of luck! (and if you need a tutor, you can always reach me out).

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Tất tần tật về hành lí du học Ireland

Chuẩn bị hành lí du học Ireland là một trong nhiều nỗi niềm của bất kì du học sinh nào. Lúc mình bắt đầu tìm hiểu hành lí để chuẩn bị thì may mắn tìm được 1 bài viết hiếm hoi của chị Dani Tạ và một video của chị Vy Lê đi học mấy năm trước. Nhìn chung thông tin về du học Ireland cũng chưa đa dạng như ở các nước khác nên mình hi vọng góp một phần nhỏ vào việc đa dạng hoá thông tin để các bạn sau này dễ tìm hiểu. Và lần này sẽ là bài viết chi tiết về kinh nghiệm của mình khi sắp xếp hành lí du học Ireland nhé.

Các giấy tờ cần chuẩn bị cho chuyến bay:

Passport (bản gốc và bản copy)

Thư nhập học (Offer letter)

Giấy tờ chứng minh chỗ ở tạm thời (booking khách sạn, airbnb các kiểu nha)

Bảo hiểm cá nhân (l��u ý khi mua bảo hiểm là ngày bắt đầu có hiệu lực của bảo hiểm phải là ngày bạn hạ cánh ở Ireland hoặc sớm hơn nhé. Không được muộn hơn). Mình có nói chi tiết hơn ở bài viết này.

Biên lai đã đóng học phí cho trường

Giấy tờ chứng minh bạn có ít nhất 3,000$ tiền trong tài khoản. Đối với trường hợp của mình là Transfermate 7.000 euro

Bằng và bảng điểm Đại học: bản chính và bản sao

Kết quả IELTS

Giấy khai sinh: bản sao

Ảnh thẻ (cỡ 3 x 4 và 4 x 6): 4-5 tấm

Chứng minh nhân dân

Vé máy bay

Một số loại giấy tờ dành riêng cho mùa Covid:

Online Irish Government COVID-19 Passenger Locator Form.

Giấy xác nhận test covid âm tính PCR trong vòng 72h

Trước chuyến bay mình cứ lo lắng đến mất ngủ là giấy tờ như vậy đủ chưa. Nhưng yên tâm nhiêu đó là đủ rồi nhé (thực ra là hơi dư). Các trường sẽ có rất nhiều webinar, tài liệu để hướng dẫn những thứ này trước khi bay.

Hành lí cá nhân trong hành lí du học Ireland của mình

Tiền mặt: Mình đem theo khoảng €1000. Đổi ở ngân hàng khá dễ. Nếu bạn nào ngại mang tiền thì cầm thẻ ngân hàng visa, mastercard qua sân bay rút cũng được. Trong thời gian đợi mở được tài khoản ngân hàng bên này thì theo mình nhiêu đó đủ để chi phí. Đến lúc mình chuyển vào nhà thuê và trả tiền nhà là mình cũng xài gần hết khoản đó.

Thuốc: Mình chỉ mua vài loại cơ bản 1-2 liều như paracetamol, thuốc cảm, thuốc nhỏ mắt, dầu gió, băng cá nhân, đau bụng để đề phòng thôi. Có gì thì mua bên này cũng dễ.

Đồ dùng cá nhân (có gì mang đó, không mua thêm) – Bàn chải đánh răng, sữa tắm và túi tiện dụng – Skincare, mỹ phẩm – Băng vệ sinh – Nước rủa tay khô, khẩu trang

Đồ dùng học tập (có gì mang đó, không mua thêm) – Laptop, máy tính bảng, máy đọc sách và điện thoại – 1 hộp bút bi thiên long – Sổ tay, thước và đồ dùng linh tinh khác – Balo

Quần áo (mang đủ dùng) – Đồ ấm: có gì mang đó. Bạn bè, đồng nghiệp tình thương mến thương tặng mình tận 3 chiếc📷Hành lí du học Irelandáo ấm dày nên chiếm chỗ khá nhiều trong vali. Còn lại đồ ấm như khăn quàng cổ, nón len từ đợt đi Georgia & Azerbaijan có gì mình mang đó. Nếu bạn có sẵn thì mang không thì để sang đây mua nhé. Qua đây là thiên đường đồ ấm từ bình dân đến sang chảnh. Mẫu mã đẹp nhìn thích lắm và còn hợp với thời tiết bên đây nữa. – Lễ phục: 2 bộ vest, 1 bộ áo dài. Cái này để mặc khi có dịp gì mang ra chưng diện. Theo mình mua vest ở Việt Nam sẽ hợp với mình hơn, chỉ cần mua mấy màu trung tính là ổn. – Áo khoác mỏng dày nhiều loại – Giày thể thao: mang 1 đôi rồi qua đây mua. Mình mua đôi Nike xịn mịn trong store giảm giá còn có 30 euro. Rẻ hơn nhiều so với store ở Việt Nam và còn tiết kiệm diện tích vali cho những thứ khác. – Giày thường: mình mang theo đôi giày cao gót lúc còn đi làm ở Việt Nam vì không nỡ bỏ lại. Mà không biết khi nào mới có dịp dùng đến nên bạn cân nhắc nhé. – Dép lào để mang khi cần khi trời còn ấm áp 📷 Khi mùa đông ập đến thì phải xài tới dép lông rồi. – 1 bộ kim chỉ mini – Muỗng, nĩa

Đồ điện – Máy sấy – Universial adapter

Đồ ăn – 4-5 gói mì tôm – Muối tôm

Do vali hết chỗ với đợt mình đi covid đang căng nên không mua được mấy món để mang đi nên mình mang khá ít đồ ăn. Bạn nào có không gian mang thêm đồ ăn hay vài loại gia viên gia vị, hạt nêm qua nấu ăn cho đỡ nhớ đồ ăn Việt Nam nhé. Đồ ăn Á bên này không hiếm nhưng mua được ở Việt Nam thì cũng rẻ hơn chút.

Quà lưu niệm: Mình mua một ít magnet dán tủ lạnh và thiệp 3D để tặng bạn bè khi cần.

Mình có xem có một vài hướng dẫn mang dù, áo khoác chống thấm, nồi cơm điện,… Mình thấy mấy cái này không quan trọng lắm. Bạn có chỗ trống hành lí thì mua, không thì sang đây mà mua nhé. Mình mua cái nồi cơm điện trên Amazon có 22 euro freeship từ UK qua Dublin và share với 1 bạn khác nữa nên tính ra chỉ tốn 11 euro. Not a bad deal hén 📷 Váy vóc mùa hè ngắn ngắn thì đừng mang nhiều nhé. Bạn nào ở miền Trung hay miền Nam mới qua đây kiểu gì cũng sẽ thấy lạnh sẽ không dùng được nhiều đâu.

Hành lí du học Ireland của mình gom trọn trong 2 vali size M nhưng chắc tầm 30 kg. Mình thấy như vậy là đủ và không làm mình vất vả khi di chuyển. Đặc biệt là trường hợp như mình lúc chuyển nhà không có tiền đi taxi thì phải kéo 2 cái vali này ra bến xe buýt cách căn hộ Airbnb 1km 📷

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Wedding Details

Sebagai mahasiswa doktoral tahun pertama dengan tuntutan riset berjibun, sungguh tak kusangka ku bisa menghandle acara nikahan sendiri dengan cukup mulus, ga banyak drama, ga overbudget banget dan hasilnya tetap sesuai keinginan :))

Aku dan Adit melangsungkan pernikahan di hari natal, 25 Desember 2018 lalu. Tahun 2018 betu-betul tahun penuh tantangan buatku. Lulus seminar proposal pada bulan Maret lalu menghadiri konferensi fokus riset pertama kali di California di bulan April. Di samping itu, Adit sejak akhir tahun lalu sudah mengajak ke jenjang pernikahan dan setelah berdiskusi serius kuputuskan untuk menerimanya. Di bulan Maret, untuk pertama kalinya, Adit pergi sendiri ke Lombok untuk menemui keluargaku dan menyatakan niatnya untuk melamar. Keluargaku sendiri sesungguhnya sangat setuju dengan niat baik kami, hanya saja mereka ragu karena aku masih harus menyelesaikan program doktoral di Melbourne sementara Adit saat itu masih bekerja di Sumatera Utara. Aku pun tidak sempat berdiskusi lama dengan mereka karena kesibukan mempersiapkan seminar dan forum, akhirnya kuputuskan untuk pulang pada bulan April untuk menjelaskan kepada mereka.

Sepulang dari California, aku mengambil cuti seminggu untuk pulang ke Lombok. Adit pun mengajak orangtuanya untuk ke Lombok dan berdiskusi mengenai rencana pernikahan kami. Keluargaku tak bergeming, Adit dan keluarga diterima dengan baik tapi mereka menolak untuk membicarakan detail pernikahan sampai rencana kehidupan kami setelah menikah jelas. Untungnya keluarga Adit mengerti dan hal ini memacu Adit untuk mengusahakan kepindahannya ke Melbourne. Ia mulai mendaftar ke berbagai Universitas di Melbourne dan mencari informasi mengenai beragam skenario. Pada bulan Agustus, ia resign kerja dan fokus pada persiapan berkas untuk mendaftar kuliah. Alhamdulillah, seorang professor di Melbourne University menerimanya sebagai mahasiswa master by research. Meski demikian kami tersandung masalah beasiswa, karena skor IELTS Adit belum cukup untuk mendaftar beasiswa di kampus, padahal kami tak mau mendaftar LPDP/AAS yang mewajibkan untuk kembali ke Indonesia.

Skenario kedua adalah menggunakan visa Student Dependent dimana Adit numpang ke Visa ku. Profesornya menawarkan Adit untuk bekerja sementara ia memperbaiki skor IELTS di Melbourne. Merasa mendapat titik terang aku bercerita mengenai skenario ini pada keluargaku dengan harapan mendapat ijin menikah segera. Untungnya mereka menyetujui.

Secara pribadi, aku selalu memimpikan pernikahan yang sederhana dan intim. Aku ingin menghandle sendiri acara besar tersebut dan meminta ijin pada keluarga agar membiarkanku menanganinya. Mereka setuju. Akhirnya aku memutuskan untuk mengambil cuti sebulan penuh di akhir tahun untuk mempersiapkan acara karena tuntutan riset di Melbourne tidak mengijinkan fokusku untuk terbagi (memang aku bukan tipe multi-tasker juga, sih).

Pada bulan November, untuk pertama kalinya aku mendapat undangan untuk mempresentasikan hasil riset di konferens di Adelaide. Selain itu abstrakku pun lolos pada simposium IAU di Osaka, Jepang. Simposium ini mewajibkan pesertanya menulis conference paper untuk diterbitkan, padahal aku sudah merencanakan cuti panjang akhir tahun. Sungguh aku stress namun excited. Tanggal pernikahan belum bisa ditentukan karena kesibukanku pun tentatif. Sementara aku harus menyajikan 2 hasil riset di 2 konferens yang berbeda lalu menulis satu paper. Setelah berdiskusi dengan dosen, aku mantap mengambil cuti 25 Desember - 8 Januari, meski aku masih harus mengedit paper yang deadlinenya 15 Desember, kurasa bisa dilakukan di Lombok. So here are the details:

KUA Karena aku dan Adit tidak berasal dari satu kecamatan dan kami berencana menyelenggarakan akad nikah di Selong, maka Adit membutuhkan surat numpang nikah dari KUA kecamatan Serang. Prosedurnya cukup ke kelurahan meminta surat pengantar ke KUA dengan membawa fotokopi KK dan KTP kedua calon mempelai. Surat pengantar tersebut kemudian dibawa ke KUA  Serang untuk mendapat surat numpang nikah. Biaya mengurus administrasi di Serang adalah IDR150K. Biaya ini seharusnya tidak ada, namun seperti biasa, untuk “kemudahan” proses, orang kelurahannya meminta “biaya pengurusan” sehingga kita tak perlu repot bolak balik ke KUA, mereka akan mengurus hingga selesai. Mengurus administrasi nikah Selong sendiri prosedurnya cukup unik, yakni dimulai dari melapor pada kepala lingkungan dengan membawa persyaratan. Persyaratannya adalah fotokopi KTP, KK dan Ijazah terakhir kedua calon dan membayar IDR1000K. Selanjutnya seluruh urusan administrasi akan diselesaikan oleh kepala lingkungan sampai fix tanggal akad dengan penghulu. 3 hari sebelum akad, akan dilangsungkan bimbingan pranikah di KUA. Saat itu kami melengkapi berkas berupa pasfoto 2x3 dan 3x4 masing-masing 4lembar dari kedua calon lalu membayar administrasi KUA sebesar IDR600K di kantor pos.

Outfit

Sejak keluargaku memberi lampu hijau di rencana pernikahan kami, aku mulai sering browsing mengenai menyelenggarakan acara wedding. Seperti yang pernah kutulis sebelumnya, aku memutuskan untuk merajut sendiri gaun pernikahanku. Di bulan Agustus, aku membeli segulung benang putih dan mulai merajut di sela-sela waktu luangku. Tak kusangka gaunnya bisa selesai di bulan Oktober. Sekalian kurinci saja ya.

Pipit: Desain: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/chrysanthemum-gown : USD6.99 = IDR105K Benang: Aunt Lydia Crochet Cotton Size 10 Jumbo: https://www.amazon.com/Aunt-Lydia-Jumbo-Crochet-Cotton/dp/B000WV866W : USD25 = IDR375K Daleman gamis: custom di ngsport2 https://shopee.co.id/ngsport : IDR250K Obi chiffon pita: Meiydya https://www.instagram.com/p/BpqW0uQBSsD/ : IDR55K Brooch: beli di Matahari : IDR100K Sepatu: Arana by chiel : https://www.instagram.com/chielshoes/p/Bf5pnhkFeWW/ : IDR450K

Adit: Jas + Sepatu: punya sendiri Shirt: Uniqlo : IDR299K Celana: Jahit : IDR250K Dasi kupukupu: shopee (lupa tokonya dia beli sendiri) : IDR70K

Invitation

Suatu hari saat sedang mumet mengerjakan riset, aku iseng buka canva.com dan browse berbagai desain undangan. Entah kerasukan apa, aku mulai mengedit suatu desain hingga hasilnya benar-benar kusuka. Waktu itu detail acara seperti waktu dan tempat masih kukosongkan. Berikut link menuju desainku. Begitu sampai dirumah dan detail acara sudah fix, aku mengedit desain tersebut dan mencetaknya di kertas Jasmine dengan biaya: IDR2K/lembar. Untuk teman-teman di Selong, aku cetak di Satria Digital, hubungi saja aku untuk mendapat kontaknya :) Oh iya biaya untuk mendownload desain tersebut sekitar USD1 = IDR15K

Seragam Keluarga dan Bridesmaid

Ketiadaan waktu dan resources (aku tidak bisa menyetir sedangkan di Lombok kalo kemana-mana harus pakai kendaraan sendiri :”)) membuatku kebanyakan belanja online untuk kepentingan acara. Karena rentang waktunya hanya sebulan, aku memutuskan untuk membeli kebaya jadi saja di shopee (berikut tautan tokonya). Satu set kebaya dengan rok: IDR150K Kemeja batik: IDR86K Jilbab untuk keluarga: IDR20K

Souvenir

Credit photo: Pedro Gondem Souvenir ini adalah mini tote bag hasil dari hunting di shopee lagi (tautan). Harganya murah meriah, hanya IDR2K/pcs namun cukup berkualitas. Tapi khusus untuk souvenir harus preorder sekitar 10 hari karena tasnya disablon sesuai dengan desain pilihan berikut nama pengantin dan tanggal acara.

Venue Sedari awal aku ingin konsep pernikahan yang sederhana, maka pilihan venue pun jatuh di restoran favoritku yang kebetulan pemiliknya sudah kukenal, yaitu lesehan rirana. Bentuk restoran ini sangat cantik dengan satu aula kecil, banyak kolam ikan dengan pondokan-pondokan yang biasa disebut “berugak” di bahasa sasak. Aku ingin acaranya santai dimana setelah akad nikah, pengantin akan menghampiri dan menyapa tamu. Adanya pondokan-pondokan ini membuat tamu dapat beristirahat sambil makan dengan santai.

Karena konsepnya outdoor, jujur aku khawatir akan hujan, karena sehari sebelumnya hujan deras mendera kota kami. Untungnya saat acara, cuacanya pas! Tidak begitu panas dan tidak hujan. Kelebihan venue di restoran adalah mereka menghandel catering dan venue sekaligus, sehingga tidak banyak vendor yang harus dikoordinasikan. Harga per porsi IDR50K dan sewa tempat IDR2000K.

Konsep lesehan ini memberi banyak alternatif spot foto, berikut contohnya:

MUA: regalia make up Sungguh MUA yang kutemukan is such a gem! Usianya satu tahun dibawahku dan sangat terbuka pada keinginanku. Aku ingin make up yang pinkish-natural, tanpa cukur alis dan riasan mata tebal. Beberapa minggu sebelumnya aku sempat trial make up dan dia betul-betul atentif akan make up yang kusuka. Kami pun berdiskusi panjang dan hasilnya sangat memuaskan. Harganya pun super murah! Total make up pengantin dengan 7 orang keluarga: IDR1150K!!

Detail Lain: Untuk teman-teman yang berada di Selong, hubungi aku aja ya kalo mau minta kontaknya. Semuanya recommended dan mural-murah!

Dekorasi: Pak Zam: IDR15M  Beliau sangat mengakomodasi semua keinginanku untuk tema garden party. Selain itu concernku adalah tidak ingin menggunakan terlalu banyak bunga, apalagi bunga segar. Jadi sebisa mungkin gunakan bahan yang bisa digunakan kembali. Akhirnya kami sepakat untuk hanya menggunakan permainan kain dengan tema warna putih dan kuning. Ternyata hasilnya sangat cantik, sederhana dan elegan! Kami tidak menggunakan pelaminan sama sekali karena setelah selesai akad, pengantin akan menghampiri dan menyapa tamu sekaligus berfoto bersama. Hasilnya adalah acara yang kasual dan berkesan untukku.

Fotografer: Az photography : IDR1500K. Rasanya tidak perlu dikomentari lagi ya, hasil foto diatas sudah membuktikan kualitas fotonya. Meski jujur model acara seperti ini lebih susah untuk difoto karena formatnya tidak tetap, fotografer harus mengikuti pengantin dan colong-colong momen untuk mendapat foto bagus. Beberapa foto memang ada miss, namun secara keseluruhan aku sangat puas dengan hasil fotonya :)

Band+soundsystem: Boyon: IDR2500K Ini adalah “The Wedding Band” di Selong deh. Mau request lagu dengan tema apapun bisa. Permintaanku cukup standar dan tidak muluk-muluk sih, asal tidak ada lagu dangdut atau lagu bertema patah hati saja.

MC: mia&wahyu: IDR1000K. Mia adalah adik kelasku di SMA dan kami cukup dekat sehingga aku percaya ia dapat membawakan acara sesuai keinginanku. Mas Wahyu sendiri disarankan oleh sahabatku. Kombinasi mereka berdua sungguh pas untuk menghasilkan acara pernikahan yang santai tapi tidak formal.

TOTAL BIAYA: ~IDR60M Meleset 10M dari budget awal yang kami anggarkan yaitu IDR50M! Jumlah undangan ~250. It is totally worth it! Semoga membantu teman-teman yang sedang mempersiapkan pernikahan yaa!

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Hi March, we’re finally meet again. I made a detailed plan for you, to make sure that I won’t missed any goals. Now Im a senior year so kinda busy for graduate research. I hope I can spend time for Japanese and English cuz I’ll have Japanese exam in July and Ielts in December, that’s not a long time to prepare for them. Anw keep going on is the best way we can do right? Cheer up everyone!!

I love these mini size books soooo much. They’re all about making our life easier. When I had stressed for long time, I had them and released all stresses.