#language student

[asyastudieskorean]

11.29.2024 — 해피 금요일 여러분! Discussion is done, now ten pages of textbook 숙제, then a listening quiz. Let’s get to it! 화이팅~!

[ros3ybabeslanguages]

Language Resources 🎀

*that I currently use for studying Spanish. When I pick up studying Japanese again, I will make a list for that as well <3 I currently use a handful of resources for learning Spanish, and they've all proven very useful so far!

🩷 My Current Resources for Spanish

Busuu - hands down my favorite language learning app. So much better than Duolingo, in my opinion (especially for languages with a different alphabet/writing system). I bought the premium for a year, which will expire in Septmeber, but I'm debating renewing again because I love it so much.

LingQ - I like using this for reading in Spanish. It gives me different types of things to read about, and while I don't have premium, I do put all the words I don't know into flashcards on AnkiApp on my laptop and translate anything I don't know using SpanishDict.

SpanishDict - favorite translation/dictionary app. I know it has lessons you can use, tho I haven't tried it yet, but I really do love this app. It's super helpful when I'm making flashcards or writing random vocabulary notes.

Goodnotes - This is a general note-taking app, but I love it because it allows you to import and write on PDFs, and that's just perfect for me! I've downloaded free PDF short stories/children's stories in Spanish and made notes of words I don't know, and taken notes in the app too. Definitely my favorite notes app, ever.

Italki - I know this is a website, too, but I use the app. It lets you work with professional teachers/community tutors in your target language. You can have structured lessons or just use it for conversation practice. I did a trial lesson not too long ago and have an upcoming lesson booked out in about 5 days. You pay per lesson, so there is no subscription, and there are so many languages and teachers/tutors to choose from. I did a lot of research before choosing a teacher, and I'm very happy with my decision so far. Definitely useful if there's not native speakers near you or you're like me and not confident talking to people you know in your target language/their native language.

Quizlet/AnkiApp - I use AnkiApp more then quizlet, and the Anki I'm referring to is NOT the same way everyone else uses, but it's the flashcard app of preference at the moment. I tried the AnkiDroid app and hated it. But yeah, AnkiApp is useful for flashcards and I really like it. I have it on my Chromebook and my Ipad.

Netflix - I love watching shows in Spanish on Netflix so much. I am currently watching La Reina del Sur on it (used to watch that sporadically in the past at a friend's house) and plan on watching some other shows, including Elite.

Spotify - I enjoy listening to Spanish music and podcasts right now. The music is more of an entertaining/enjoyable fork of audio input, and the podcasts help me get a feel for speaking and pronunciation and I choose podcasts that speak on topics of interest tk help with vocabulary in those areas I'd like to be able to speak about.

Textbooks - I have 2 PDF textbooks, Gramatica de Uso del Español: A1-B2 and Gramatica de Uso del Español: B1-B2. I've heard these are great for learning Spanish (and they're both only written in Spanish, like there's no English in them) and plan on using them once I figure out how to take good and useful textbook notes! I definitely need to improve on my grammar.

Those are all my current Spanish resources! I'd definitely say my current level is like a high A1 right now, nearing A2, but I have just a little bit of work to do before I get there. These resources are definitely gonna help, tho!

[saskia-mae]

how to revise effectively

revision is a very important part of education, but many people have no idea how. in this post i'm going to outline the basics of revision. it's important to note that different subjects will require you to revise differently, there is no one size fits all when it comes to revision.

less is more- studying for 30 focused minutes is way more effective than a 5 hour study session while you watch tv.

work on exam technique- this is such an overlooked part of revising for an exam, but if you know how to answer the questions and what structures to use, it will really help you. ask your teacher or search for your exam board online to find out the best way for your subject and exam board.

manage distractions- if like me you get distracted super easily, you need to create an environment with limited distractions. this means put your phone on do not disturb, if your house/place of study is noisy put some headphones on and listen to classical music or study ambience (my favourites are the Harry Potter rooms by Asmrweekly on youtube). if you get distracted while studying by thinking of things you need to do, something that's really helped me is to have a piece of paper next to me that i can write all my thoughts on, so i can continue studying and do what i've written afterwards.

set precise goals for your study session- this helps to reduce procrastination. for example, if I put "study geography" on my to do list i'll procrastinate, but if I put "do 30 flashcards for the topic hazards" I have a clear idea of what I need to do

use the pomodoro method- having breaks is really important in keeping you engaged while you're studying. I don't follow the typical timings, but I usually do between 30-45 minutes of studying followed by a 10-15 minute break depending on how I'm feeling

utilise your study breaks- it's so easy to pick your phone up and scroll through tiktok until you realise your 5 minute break turned into a 3 hour tiktok binge. when I go on a study break, I only go on my phone to snap people back, or for a little scroll on pinterest. I also like to get some more water, grab a snack and stretch. If I'm having a longer break, I'll try to get outside and go for a walk, especially if the weather is good (in England this is about 5 days of the year haha)

now, onto different ways to revise

doing past papers

doing flashcards

making timelines

doing essay plans

making mindmaps

blurting

quizzes

if you study languages, practicing translations or specific types of questions that come up in the exam (for my exam board this is things like gap fill activities, 90 word listening or writing summaries, finding synonyms in a text etc.)

[h0n3ym00n333]

౨ৎ about ౨ৎ

an ancient greek student who created this blog to share study inspo + document my journey as i progress in ancient greek <3 love reading, writing, film, fashion and greek. i basically use my notes app as a private blog so i thought "why not actually make one and see how it goes"

[bitacoraofmylife]

sun 04.06.23

Woke up with a horrible headache today so i decided to take it slow this morning. Took some medicine and chilled in my backyard for a bit with a new book and the cutest little bee!

As my korean final is only 3 weeks away, the afternoon was spent with my korean book and flashcards app.

Hope everyone's having a lovely weekend!

[dalstudy]

new daily productivity routine. (for a better self and lifestyle change.)

starting 20.03.23

8.00am : get up, morning stretch, clean face and drink warm water.

9.00am. : make coffee, check emails, have a lazy morning.

9.30am : check to-do list for today.

10:00am : make healthy breakfast, fill up water jug and take vitamins.

11:00am : log into yonsei and check my schedule for online classes for the day, set up up all my supplies ready for korean class.

12:00pm : make some lunch, prep for class before it begins and then study.

13:30pm : break time after class, i make some lemon juice and a cup of tea (maybe some cake). i close my eyes to rest after hyper focusing and chill.

14:00pm : back to class and put on imissmycafe because it is so relaxing.

15:00pm : classes finished, i go to do some stretching and daily workout that DAREBEE posts to relax my body.

15:35pm : go take a shower, chill with a face mask.

16:00pm : do some book writing to unwind, before dinner.

17:00pm : make a cosy dinner, relax with some kdrama (currently watching would you like a cup of coffee because it’s so cosy.)

18:00pm : go over some notes from my lessons and memorise vocab.

19-21:00pm : i relax and do my skincare routine before reading. make myself a cup of sleepy tea to end the day.

[eso-studies]

25.3.23 || first study sessions in my new flat. medieval French is a pain in the arse

[vampiricrin]

intro post 🦇

hi i'm rin, i'm an eighteen year old bisexual bri'ish girl (she/her) who is trying to learn french (post- a-level) and italian (complete beginner) before doing both at uni 🪴

i luuurv boygenius (and solo work), taylor, clairo, paramore, beabadoobee, maisie peters, mcr, fall out boy, pre-split panic! and the young veins

books/shows/movies include - the raven cycle, brooklyn 99, doctor who and torchwood, derry girls, the hunger games (books and movies), twilight (ironically but also unironically - i am just a girl after all) and more which i literally can't think of rn 😭

i am a typical mcr fan in the sense that i love vampires and vampire shows🧛‍♀️especially wwdits and being human but some others as well - I am currently in my rewatching the vampire diaries era so i will probably post a lot about that lol

dni if you're stinky (jkr supporter, transphobe, racist, sexist, homophobic, islamophobic, zionist, etc) this is just a fun little blog i don't want hate here !!!

[samgyeopsel]

한국어 실력을 높이기 위해서 매일 한국어로 일기를 쓰고 있어요.

As I have mentioned, September was a jam-packed month. I continue to upskill in my various interests and hobbies and pursue opportunities that I see myself enjoying - which is true most of the time. There's just so much homework to do. 🙈

I started studying Korean again to pursue translation in the future. Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines offered free cultural and language classes for the final term this year, and I got a slot for one of their classes. Registration at KCC is competitive. I initially aimed for two classes, but I am still lucky that I got into one of them. With King Sejong Institute, students complete 60 hours of language learning to graduate. Classes are happy, free, confusing, and seemingly complex at the same time 😉 but our teacher helps us understand each lesson before moving to another topic.

Oh, and we get to eat together after class, too!

I'm also studying Italian. But that's a whole other, yet equally confusing story. Languages are already mixing up in my head. But I still think that I want to learn more!

여기까지만 이야기를 할게요. 다음에 봬요!

[th3d0nutl0rd]

English language is so hard I don't wanna learn about meanings and rep I wanna write silly little contemporary gothic ghost stories, okay?

[study-ela]

10.10.2024

ES: Perdón por no haber subido nada estos días, pero me he sentido de la patada. Primero me enfermé, entonces toda esta semana he estado sin poder respirar y después tuve un momento de crisis porque en mi clase de alemán no entendí un tema y todo llevo a que me sintiera tan estúpida.

Aprendí alemán cuando estaba en la primaria, pero lo dejé por casi 14 años por cuestiones, lo retomé hace como 1 mes, ya no en A1 porque los profes me dijeron que me metiera a B1, pero hay cosas que no recuerdo y siento que me está costando demasiado trabajo y solo he querido llorar.

En fin.

EN: Sorry for not posting anything these last few days, I Just wasn't feeling my best. First I got sick, so it's been a week since I could breath properly, and then I had minor crisis because of my German class, I did not understand something and it just snowballed from there and now I feel so stupid.

I learned German when I was in elementary school and left it for about 14 years, I started again about a month ago, not in A1 because my teachers said that I should start in B1, but there are some things that I do not remember and I feel so lost sometimes, and I just want to cry.

Anyways.

[asyastudieskorean]

09.27.2024 — I did, in fact, do a coffee run. Bought a lil pumpkin too, at Target. All for the vibes. Okay, back to studying.

[librarydeyo]

So you like learning languages, how many keyboards do you have on your phone?

ummmmmm

5?

higher

10?

much higher

15?

...

...

...

i have 45

[salty-garlic]

Day 1 of getting rid of my procrastination

Today I didn't have any classes. I still woke up super late, around lunch (and hated myself for it), ate some cereals and nibbled on my croissant, lit up my candle from IKEA, put some jazz on yt and sat in front of my laptop. Absolutely perfect vibe for studying. Tried to translate the Jules Verne's text for next week. Aaaaaand didn't finish it... Like always. Tomorrow after my German class, I'll try to get at least something done instead of waiting till the last day. ✧ Translate the Jules Verne's text ✧ Prepare my presentation on prefixes (it's terrible, cause the first person to present didn't do it correctly, so I'm left with no good example) ✧ Study for my test on Tuesday ✧ Continue reading the book for class (The Faculty of useless knowledge by Dombrovsky) ✧ Read the anthology book for my mini thesis Русское зарубежье о Чехове, and finally settle down on my subject/problematic ✧ Look up for some psychologists ✧ Do something creative (I bought 3 canvases so I could finally use my acrylic paint!!)

I feel already overwhelmed by typing all of this D: I'm such a weakling

Right now I'm trying to read my book and doing my homework for tomorrow. But from the good news: I'm finally putting some effort in ✨Notion✨! My phone's memory is saturated with notes, screenshots of stuff that I didn't want to forget. I chose to write down all the books that I was recommended, there are 127 books for the moment but it will get bigger. I want to see some progress in my life, leave my brain stagnation, time to take care of your mental health guuuuurrrrl

I can do this

Never back down never what?

NEVER GIVE UP

[bitacoraofmylife]

I'm finally back studying korean. I'm planning on taking the topik exam this year so i have started preparing for that. If someone has already taken the exam I would appreciate any tips or resources (especially if they're free lol)!

I also have to take the toefl this year, so i should start seriously studying for that as well. I still haven't found the best schedule to fit everything in, but i'm trying my best!

[dalstudy]

studyblr intro (˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧ (she/her)

안녕하세요, 제 이름이 달씨입니다. / 어학원 학생

— my name is darcy/ 달씨 and i’m a korean language student. i’ve been studying korean for several years and aim to become a literary translator, with a focus in poetry. i love coffee, have eclectic reading tastes and often write my own poetry in korean as well, which i will be posting. in my spare time i learn mongolian and kazakh. nice to meet you all.