#cm 2x10

[scarlettjemily]

I swear criminal minds is actually a comedy

criminal minds 2x10

[aaronwhorechner]

My guess is there isn't much this woman's unprepared for.

Criminal Minds 2.10

[prent1ssjareau]

Criminal Minds 2.10 'Lesson Learned' | Criminal Minds 16.1 'Just Getting Started'

[damnhotmsimmons]

Garcia & JJ in Lessons Learned-2x10

[stephsycamore]

I watched a bunch of episodes yesterday so i wanted to dedicate more focus to this one because i am now on s2 ep10 lessons learned! This episode is of course incredible. I will not be commenting on the politcs of it except that i believe torture and the existence of guantanamo are both an abomination.

Anyway, this is an incredible introductory episode for prentiss!! But i think its insane that gideon has to be convinced by hotch to take her. Its because gideon doesn't trust women. Prentiss says later in the season that hotch doesn't trust women, but if he shows that kind of attitude its because he's taking cues from gideon.

Also the gitmo twist scene is so funny. They don't got seatbelts on that plane??? Or a warning lmaoo

[stephsycamore]

She's so hot i love her

EMILY PRENTISS IN S2E10 IN LESSONS LEARNED

[marril96]

Criminal Minds 17.10 | Save the Children

[marvelfanlife]

Criminal Minds | Jennifer Jareau | 17.10 'Save the Children'

[maschotch]

[sevengoodusesofacadaver]

Emily: “We need you to tell us your truth.”

Jade: “Will you listen to me this time?”

Emily: “Yes.”

Emily [voice breaking]: “We will.”

(This interaction left a chasm inside of me.)

[sapphicprentiss]

sapphicprentiss’s Five Favorite Criminal Minds Season 2 Episodes 

2x10 Lessons Learned

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[scarlettjemily]

The team reacting to Emily translating Arabic

2x10 'Lessons Learned'

[koreannook]

SINO KOREAN NUMBERS PT.1

2024년 8월 7일

안녕하세요 여러분!

Today, i’m going to share how you use sino-korean numbers. You use this numbers to say:

Telephone numbers (05860791834)

Metro/Bus lines (Line 8 / Bus 576)

Height/Weight (150cm and 50kg)

Years old (45yo)

Minutes and seconds (45min and 20 seconds)

Prices (5,000 wons)

Directions (Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney)

Then, after you know this, let get into what we want to know: sino-korean numbers.

0 = 영/공

1 = 일

2 = 이

3 = 삼

4 = 사

5 = 오

6 = 육

7 = 칠

8 = 팔

9 = 구

10 = 십

100 = 백

1.000 = 천

10.000 = 만

100.000 = 십만

1.000.000 = 백만

Now, how do you form numbers like 56, 184, 7.694, 15.696, 294.586 or 6.746.329?

Take you time, please, to read this. If you don’t understand, send me an ask / open the chat and i’ll explain it writting it in a paper <3

These numbers form multiplying and adding numbers. I’ll explain it with the numbers above.

56 = 5 x 10 (50) + 6 = 오 (5) x 십 (10) + 육 (6) = 오십육 (56)

184 = 100 + 8x10 (80) + 4 = 백 (100) + 팔 (8) x 십 (10) + 사 (4) = 백팔십사 (184)

7.694 = 7x1000 (7.000) + 6x100 (600) + 9x10 (90) + 4 = 칠 (7) + 천 (1000) + 육 (6) x 백 (100) + 구 (9) x 십 (10) + 사 (4) = 칠천육백구십사 (7.694)

Lets stop here. Why? Okay, so, you know, we always separate numbers by 3 figures/numbers (9.999.999 for example), but koreans do separate them by 4 figures/numbers. It sounds complicated, i know (my brain freeze the first time i hear it lol).

If the number have more than 4 figures, please, separate them like this:

15.696 = 10.000 // 5.696

1 (10.000) + 5x1000 (5.000) + 6x100 (600) + 9x10 (90) + 6 =

만 (10.000) + 오 (5) x 천 (1.000) + 육 (6) x 백 (100) + 구 (9) x 십 (10) + 육 (6) = 만오천육백구십육 (15.696)

294.586 = 290.000 // 4.586

Tip: 100.000 is 십만, right? okay, and here, you have two numbers: 29 so it will be 2십9만. The first number (2) goes before 십, and the second number (9) goes between 십 and 만.

29 (290.000) + 4x1000 (4.000) + 5x100 (500) + 8x10 (80) + 6 =

이십구만사천오백팔십육

6.746.329 = 6.740.000 / 6.329

Tip: 1.000.000 is 백만. So, here, you have three numbers: 674 and it will be 6백74만. The first number (6) goes before 백, and the second and third number goes between 백 and 만, those two numbers have to be said as a pair, which means, you have to say 74 (7x10+4), not 7 + 4.

6.746.329 = 6x100 (600) + 7x10 (70) + 4 (4) // 6x1000 (6000) + 3x100 (300) + 2x10 (20) + 9 =

육백칠십사만육천삼백이십구.

I know its scary at first, but now, you are going to be able to say from 0 to 9.999.999 in korean! With practice, it will be more easy with the time!

For part two i’ll share how to say korean telephone numbers, what termination you have to use for years, kg, cm, etc.

[prent1ssjareau]

EMILY'S ABDUCTIONS AND INTERROGATIONS ALL THROUGH THE YEARS

Criminal Minds: Evolution 18.10 || Criminal Minds 4.3 'Minimal Loss' || Criminal Minds 6.18 "Lauren" || Criminal Minds 13.1 'Wheels Up'

[damnhotmsimmons]

Endless gifs of Penelope Garcia

Lessons Learned-2x10

[whiskey-bumblebee]

kind of want to start a CM/true crime podcast that delves into the real life cases referenced in some of the episodes and why they were included.... but would anyone listen lol

thinking particularly about Lessons Learned (2x10) and how Gideon's relationship with Jamal Abaza makes reference to the interrogation of Saddam Hussein (also carried out by an SSA in the FBI, who apparently developed sympathy for Hussein). Was just reading about it today and I can't imagine how complex those relationships must have been