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Me: gives people advice on language learning and the importance of consistency
Also me: goes days without studying a language

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no language should be mocked other than french
So many languages so little brain
Some French loanwords in Turkish
Argo - Argot - Slang
Bonfile - Bon filét - Good steak
Depo - Depot - Depository
Bisiklet - Bicyclette - Bicycle
Garson - Garçon - Waiter
Pantolon - Pantalon - Trousers
Kravat - Cravate - tie (clothing)
Lavabo - Lavabo - Washbasin
Tuvalet - Toilette - toilet
Banliyö - Banlieue - suburban (train)
Mizanpaj - Mise-en-page - layout
Sütyen - soutien-gorge - bra
Müzisyen - Musicien - musician
Liste - Liste - List
Lig - Ligue - League
Otel - Hôtel - Hotel
Park - Parc - Park
Reklam - Réclame - Advertisement
Sinema - Cinéma - Cinema, Theater
Șef - Chef - Chief
Tren - Train - Train
Vitrin - Vitrine - Showcase
Avukat - Avocat - Lawyer
Garaj - Garage - Garage
Kantin - Cantine - Canteen
Kalorifer - Calorifère - Furnace
Kartpostal - Carte postale - Postcard
Aksesuar - Accessoire - Accessory
Apartman - Appartement - Apartment
Asansör - Ascenseur - Elevator
Berber - Barbier - Barber
Büro - Bureau - bureau
Ekselans - Excellence - Excellency
Fayans - Faïence - Faiance
Fuar - Foire - Fair
Kalite - Qualité - Quality
Klozet - Closette - Bathroom
Koaför - Coiffeur - Hairdresser
Küvet - Cuvette - Bathtub
Lisans - Licence - License
Lise - Lycée - High school
Okul - Ecole - School
Omlet - Omelette - Omelet
Peruk - Perruque - Wig
Piknik - Pique-nique - Picnic
Sekreter - Secrétaire - Secretary
Sosyete - Société - Society
Șans - Chance - Chance
Șifonyer - Chiffoniere - Make-up table
Șifre - Chiffres - Digit
Șoför - Chauffeur - Chauffeur
Șok - Choc - Shock
Șömine - Cheminée - Fireplace
Turizm - Tourisme - Tourism
This is why baby boomers think we can pay for school while having a part time job
im so mad
this is why they should all shut the hell up forever

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10 expressions autour du livre
common adverbs
adverbs of time :
alors (so), après (after), après-demain (the day after tomorrow) aujourd'hui (today), auparavant (beforehand), aussitôt (straight away), autrefois (in the past), avant (before), avant-hier (two days ago), bientôt (soon), déjà (already), demain (tomorrow), depuis (since/for), désormais + dorénavant (from now on), encore (again), enfin (finally), ensuite (then), hier (yesterday), jadis (in the past - rare), jamais (never), longtemps (for a long time), lors (during/at the time of), maintenant (now), parfois (sometimes), puis (then/next), quand (when), quelquefois (sometimes), soudain (all of a sudden), souvent (often), tard (late), tôt (early), toujours (always)…
adverbs of way :
ainsi (this way), bien (well), comme (like/as), comment (how), debout (up), ensemble (together), exprès (on purpose), mal (bad), mieux (better), plutôt (rather), vite (quickly), volontiers (willingly/gladly), etc.
adverbs of quantity/intensity :
assez (enough), aussi (too), autant (as/so much/many), beaucoup (a lot), combien (how much/many), comment (how), davantage (more), environ (around), guère (not much), mais (but), moins (less), pas mal (not bad), peu (few), plus (more), presque (almost), quelque (some), si (so, ex : ce n’est pas si dur), tant (so much), tout (all), tout à fait (absolutely), tellement (so much), très (very), trop (too much)…
adverbs of location :
ailleurs (somewhere else), alentour (in the surroundings of), arrière (back), autour (around), avant (before), contre (against), dedans (inside), dehors (outside), derrière (in the back), dessous (under), dessus (over), devant (in front of), ici (here), là (there), loin (far away), où (where), partout (everywhere), près proche (very close)…
adverbs of affirmation :
assurément, aussi (too), certainement (certainly), bien (well), certes (indeed), oui (yes), précisément (precisely), sans doute (without a doubt), si (marked yes), soit (alright), volontiers (willingly/gladly), vraiment (really)…
adverbs of negation :
non (no), aucun (none), aucunement (in no way), nullement (by no means), jamais (never), rien (nothing), personne (nobody)…
adverbs of doubt :
apparemment (apparently), peut-être (maybe), probablement (probably), sans doute (without a doubt), vraisemblablement (presumably)…
nb : an -ent adjective becomes a -emment adverb (ardent : ardemment, indifférent : indifféremment) and a -ant adjective becomes a -amment adverb (brillant : brillamment, incessant : incessamment)…
i understand the historical reasons why English is the most common language
but if I was writing a speculative fiction novel
and I said “the language that most people learn as a second language, usually for professional reasons, is also the only one with a spelling system so terrible that spelling words correctly is a broadcasted competition”
you’d be like “extremely unrealistic 0/10”
i never thought of this, do other languages not have spelling bees?
#no we don’t
What
What
Sometimes I wish I had a gf that traveled the world with me and could speak to me in different languages around other people like a secret code bc that would be pretty cool but no one likes me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
JAN 11 / 19
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My favorite thing is when someone takes the piss out of the French language
When you hit a certain academic level, autocorrect does more harm than good.
I know you don’t think that word exists, but I promise you it does.
The other day my phone corrected “vagal nerve” to “bagel nerve”. Sounds delicious but not quite what I was going for.
a linguist: talks to me about languages
me, fascinated and hypnotized: øøh…. köòl……. .. tæll më mœr…… .
Learning languages is a lot like being in a committed relationship. You really love your tl, would do anything for them, & want to keep improving your relationship with them over time so that maybe one day you two can settle down in a quaint little town called Fluency, but next thing you know your tl is torching your car because they found out that you snuck out in the middle of the night to learn bedroom vocabulary with another language.
My goal for 2019 is to make the Duolingo owl proud

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classmate: why do u spend so much time memorizing irregular conjugations and complicated grammar me: lov the fronch