fullsun-studies

2:48 PM | my nearness to a final is directly proportional to my patisserie patronage. bought a lemon tart to help me with physical chemistry

09.09.2020

4/september : updates!

Today is my birthday !! One year until my teenage days are done 🎉

I finished my first week of Data Science uni ! That deserves an entire post lol.

Also first week of living in France - currently staying with my ❤️'s parents until we find an apartment in Caen!

Peace Was Never An Option

Bonus

2/14 days of productivity // 08.08.2020

August 27, 2020

day 100

we're finally here! thank you everyone for being a part of my journey. i'll share my reflections some time later, but know that i'm so grateful to have spent these 100 days with you all. i will still be around so see you guys!

                                             Present Tense

• There is only one present tense in Welsh. E.g. I play/am playing/do play are all conjugated as shown below • Present tense is conjugated in “long form” = bod (conj.) + subj. + yn/’n + verbnoun • The focus of this and all my grammar posts is spoken (particularly southern) Welsh • Conjugations in brackets are most likely to be encountered in formal writing

Word order = bod (conj.) + subject + yn/’n + verbnoun                     e.g. Dw + i + ‘n + cysgu = dwi’n cysgu                            This can mean “I sleep”, “I am sleeping” and “I do sleep”

Affirmative - Someone/thing does/is

I am/do                                (ry)dw i*                       You are/do (inf.)                   (rwyt) ti You are/do (pol.)                  (ry)dych chi* He/she/Tom is/does             mae (f)e/hi/Tom The sing. noun is/does        mae’r sing. noun (e.g. plentyn) We are/do                           (ry)dyn ni* You are/do (pl.)                   (ry)dych chi*                  They are/do                         maen nhw The pl. noun are/do             mae’r pl. noun (e.g. plant)

* May also be heard with “d” omitted (where y becomes ŷ) in speech: e.g. wi/ŷch   chi/ŷn ni

Examples - Bethan is singing = Mae Bethan yn canu                    The child stands = Mae’r plentyn yn sefyll                    We wait =  Ŷn ni’n aros

 2020-08-27

I’m finally gonna have enough time to focus on German/Russian studies

I need to read 1 book per week to make my goal for the year

Planning on buying more books on my weekend trip