#fluencylevelfrench

[voyagenotes]

This was a good start. This spring feels nice. Heavy and light at the same time.

[teacherstudiies]

Hello! How are you? How has the new term started for you ? :) have a great Sunday evening!

Oh hello!! I’m good, how are you??

The new term has been going well so far! I have a lot of new students so I’m still learning names.

How has your new term been going?

✨⭐️

[lemonadeandlanguages]

3, 76, 59, 100?

3. Échalo Pa' Ca by Sofia Reyes, Darell and Lalo Ebratt

59. Asi Como Yo by Lenier and Nacho

76. Tienes La Magia by Lil Silvio & El Vega

100. SAD (Clap Your Hands) by Young Rising Sons

[sprachgefuehle]

omg hell yeah Piranesi 5 stars!! yay!

YESSS!!!!! I didn't know anything about the book beforehand so it took me completely by suprise. I love Piranesi as a main character so much and I am also obsessing over how it takes many ingredients that I love in a story (e.g. "the house is alive") but instead of having it be a horror story it's...very blissfull actually?

I also read somewhere that Susanne Clarke loves going on long walks and tried to experience that via Piranesi when she struggling with chronic fatigue and I can really relate to that. So yes, 5 stars!!!!!! I loved it a lot!!!!

[notgreengardens]

you like fantasy books? you like to sleep in ?

Double yes to that! I haven't read any high fantasy in some time, though, but one of my current favourite genres is magical realism, so I guess that can kinda fall under that umbrella as well. And yeah, one thing about me is that I Like To Sleep.

[natreads]

Good luck from me as well!! (and no never heard of this superstition before, very interesting!)

Maybe it truly is just a Swedish thing! (you know what I wanna say but I'll just leave this instead: ❤❤❤)

[tranquilstudy]

18 and 21? :)

What's the most expensive thing you've ever bought?

See, I don’t spend that much money on myself. I guess the most expensive thing would be a fortnight long trip to London and Scotland last year? If we aren’t counting my undergraduate degree, which is a more boring but more honest answer.

A song that evokes a good memory?

My mom used to love this song and we used to sing it all the time in the car. Only recently rediscovered it ☺️

[sayitalianolearns]

8 and 26?

Hey, thank you for sending!

8. How many languages do you know? I kind of speak/understand 5 languages atm, my native included: Italian, English, Spanish, Korean, French (by now I kind of forgot Russian or most of it, therefore I'm keeping it out of the list). I would like to say I'm fluent or almost fluent in all of them but nope... :')

26. How many pictures you have on your phone? In my camera folder I have around 550 pictures (since February 2020). I have other folders though, where I keep the photos I edit (even the ones I no longer have in my camera folder - basically I have too many pics hehe)

[ckmstudies]

Happy Birthday!

Thank you!! 💜💜

[gwendolynlerman]

Nine People I'd Like to Know Better

I was tagged by @quatregats 💖

Last song: “Bad Habits” by Ed Sheeran

Favorite color: purple (currently wearing an all-purple outfit 💜)

Currently watching: Downton Abbey

Spicy/savory/sweet: savory or (not too) sweet

Relationship status: single

Current obsession: none actually, it's been a while since I've had one 😕

I tag @fluencylevelfrench, @lemonadeandlanguages, @marilearnsmandarin, @mediocrelanguagelearner, @pawprintedpages, @ruhua-langblr, @segledepericles, @sprachgefuehle, and @slavic-roots-western-mind (no pressure!).

[voyagenotes]

No study related photos again.

It's not that I'm in a slump. But I don't work on anything either.

I hope it will get warmer soon.

[bookcub]

tagged by @fluencylevelfrench

Tag game! Books you still want to read this year:

(this is just me looking at my suspended libby holds tbh)

A Tempest of Tea by Hafsah Faizal

Rani Choudhury Must Die by Adiba Jaigirdar

The Spear Cuts Through Water by Simon Jimenez

Witch of Wild Things by Racquel Vasquez Gilliland

tagging: @howlsmovinglibrary @logarithmicpanda @bookofthefairytales @the-forest-library @writersarea @lexreadsdiversely and anyone else who wants to join in!!

[lemonadeandlanguages]

3 and 7?

Hi! :)

3: What book are you planning to read next?

Either "Deep Fake" by Ward Larsen or "The Curse of Capistrano" by Johnson McCulley

7: What was/were the last book/books you bought?

I actually bought three books this month! :D "State of Terror" by Hillary Clinton and Louise Penny, "Deep Fake" by Ward Larsen, and "Diablo Mesa" by Preston & Child. I've only read the first one so far, but I'm excited to read the rest!!

Thanks for the questions!

Bookish asks

[corvid-language-library]

Thank you @karwailang for the tag!

Shuffle your "On repeat" playlist, post the first 10 tracks, then tag 10 people to do the same

Scarborough Fair - Celtic Woman

FFVII Remake - タークス：レノ - 植松伸未, 鈴木克崇 (lmao go figure)

Sugar - ONEIL, KANVISE, FAVIA

Come Play - Stray Kids

Hamløyper - Gåte

Whiplash - aespa

Stained - Linkin Park

Insane - Black Gryph0n, Baasik

Gamhna Gealla - Runrig

Brain Seed - Meta Soma

No pressure tagging: @fluencylevelfrench @dreamofghosts @kanpeki-bekki @cherryvampyyri @bonbonmacaron @dreamfaerye @la-galaxie-langblr @linguenuvolose @mediocrelanguagelearner @adhd-languages

[notgreengardens]

hello hello I saw you starting under the dome!!! and it's my favorite stephen king book. it's just so good! I hope you enjoy it :D

Hi hello! :D

I already read it when I was 15 and loved it back then but now I wanted to get back to it to see how I like it over a decade later.

I also started it because I am currently listening to Just King Things, a podcast by two people whose media analysis I love very much where they read through the entire bibliography of Stephen King book by book in publication order. I am not even a King fan, but those two could make a podcast analysing the texts on the backs of shampoo bottles and I would immediately subscribe. So I am very curious what I think of the book after following their podcast!

[natreads]

hello! 10?

Hiii thank you!!

10. What was your favorite new release of the year?

I didn't read many new releases, but one I DID read and quite enjoy was Big Swiss by Jen Beagin! It was quite engaging and entertaining on audio at least

end-of-year book ask