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17 Aug 2016 |
Today I’m creating my first masterpost! In my earlier post I mentioned how One Note is one of my favorite desktop app ever so I’ve decided to show you guys how I use it and maybe how it may be effective for you!
So.. what is a One Note?
One Note is basically a notepad or notebook on your desktop so you can write whatever in them. If you guys are familiar with any of these apps, One Note is similar to Evernote, Notability, etc.
How do I use it?
Since One Note is basically a regular plain old journal, just treat it as you would with a notebook lying around on your desk! I mainly use One Note to write short note summaries from school, to-do tasks, bucket and wish lists, and thank you notes. But you can use One Note for whatever. It’s especially useful if you’re one of those people who learn better on the computer.
My Favorite Functions (and how to get them)
Task-check boxes: probably one of my favorite function since I like marking tasks off and seeing my progress. (right-click anywhere on the page and you’ll see checkbox function)
Customizable Pages: If you’re like me and don’t like your pages boring, this function is for you. (click on ‘insert’ and then ‘page templates’)
Creating New Notebooks: This may seem silly, but I didn’t know how to create new Notebooks for my different subjects so.. (click on the notebook icon on the upper left and then click ‘add notebook’)
Adding Date and Time: If you’re lazy like me and don’t remember dates or just simply don’t like writing them, you’ll thank me later (click ‘insert’ and then ‘date and time’)
That’s basically all I use.. there’s also the draw function that I use a lot but it’s self-explanatory when you open up the app.
One Note Ideas
These are some notebook and tab ideas in case you’re stumped!
1. Add A Personal Notebook
add a ‘Notes’ tab, this is where you will write notes from school, work, or just something that you need to know.
add a ‘Read’ tab, this is where you will write the summaries of the books that you read
add a ‘To-Do’ tab, this is where you’ll keep all the pages of your lists and to-dos.
2. Add A Separate Notebook for Every Subject in School
add a ‘Class Notes’ tab, this is where you have all the notes you’ve taken in class
add a ‘Notes’ tab, this is where you keep the notes you’ve taken from textbooks and on your own.
add a ‘Test Notes’ tab, this is where you’ll keep pages of information you need to absolutely know for tests
3. Add A Family Notebook (and of course invite your family members to that notebook lol)
add a ‘Thank You Note’ tab, this is where each family member has a page and everyday they will write a bullet for what they are thankful for
add an ‘Articles’ tab, this is where you guys share news and articles from websites so you can update each other on the world and perhaps it’ll spark some good dinner discussions
add a “To-Do’ tab, this is where you can add chores and other things you need to do as a family
So this is One Note basically is. The one thing I like about this is that it’s also available on the app store for iPhone (not sure about other devices, but i think it’s also available there) so you can sync to other devices other than your laptop. It’s great because it’s constantly updating so you don’t have to worry about saving your journals.
Please feel free to ask if you have questions or just want to say hi (:
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attempted a more artsier bullet journal spread for this week
this post is meant to be a directory of every resource I come across for Japanese. It will be a continuous work in progress so thank you for your patience! if you have any issues or things to add, please reply to this post!
apps
hiragana hero
book recommendations
read real japanese fiction - michael emmerich
courses
bliubliu
book2
colloquial (2nd edition) [pdf]
japanesepod101
making sense of japanese: what the textbooks don’t tell you - jay rubin [pdf]
mangolanguages [english loanwords] [mimetic words]
memrise
mondly
pimsleur 1 (3rd edition) [pdf]
renshuu
dictionaries
jisho
wwwjdic
figures of speech
figure of speech index
proverbs
flashcards
quizlet
tinycards
forums
stackexchange
unilang
grammar
100 bite-sized grammar points
adjectives
an elementary grammar of the japanese language: with easy progressive exercises - tatui baba [pdf]
a dictionary of intermediate japanese grammar - seiichi makino & michio tsutsui [pdf]
expressing state-of-being
japanese grammar guide - tae kim [pdf]
japanese: verbs & essentials of grammar - rita l. lampkin [pdf]
making sense of japanese grammar: a clear guide through common problems [pdf]
particles: basics
particles: cheatsheet [pdf]
particles: wa, mo, ga, wo, na, no [pdf]
prefixes and suffixes
pronouns
honorific language
honorifics
honorifics for phone calls
japanese respect language - p. f. o’neill [pdf]
politeness guide
wikipedia article on honorifics
kana
comparison between hiragana and katana
english to katakana converter
hiragana chart [another chart with pronunciation]
hiragana hero [app]
hiragana poster printables
hiragana stroke chart [pdf]
hiragana writing practice sheets [pdf]
kana index
katakana chart with pronunciation
remembering the kana: a guide to reading and writing the japanese syllabaries in 3 hours each [pdf]
teaching yourself: beginner’s japanese script [pdf]
kanji
2000 most frequent kanji
elements [graphic]
guide to kanji radicals
intermediate kanji book - kano shieko & shimizu yuri [pdf]
kanji by frequency
kanji by grade
kanji by topic
kanji stroke order diagrams
memrise courses
remembering the kanji: a complete course on how not to forget the meaning and writing of japanese characters [pdf]
remembering the kanji: a systematic guide to reading japanese characters [pdf]
remembering the kanji: writing and reading japanese characters for upper-level proficiency [pdf]
smart kanji book [pdf]
literature
reading and translation practice
read real japanese: short stories by contemporary writers [pdf]
movie recommendations
like father, like son (2013)
rashomon (1950)
throne of blood (1957)
tokyo story (1953)
yojimbo (1961)
news
newspaper list
phrasebooks & travel guides
a handbook of common japanese phrases - sanseido & john brennan [pdf]
berlitz: phrase, dictionary and study guide [pdf]
essential phrases [pdf]
everyday japanese phrases - wikiversity
in-flight japanese: learn before you land [pdf]
japanese core words and phrases - kazuko shoji [pdf]
japanese phrasebook [pdf]
the rough guide phrasebook: japanese [pdf]
wikivoyage
pronunciation
forvo - pronunciation dictionary
pronunciation guide
sound symbolism
quizzes & exercises
an integrated course in elementary japanese: workbook - eri banno & yutaka ohno [pdf]
berlitz: basic japanese workbook - lynne strugnell [pdf]
hiragana quiz - easyjapanese
kana invaders [flash game]
kana quizzes masterpost
kanji quizzes masterpost
katakana quiz - easyjapanese
proficiency test - manythings
proficiency test - transparent
quizzes - iteslj
sign-reading exercises
vocabulary games - babadum
radio
music radio stations list
social media
blog - transparent language
twitter - japanlanguage
wikipedia
tumblrs
@easy-japan
@japanese-revision
@learnjp
@nihongogogo
@nihongotime
verbs
conjugations cheatsheet
conjugator - verbix
japanese verbs at a glance - naoko chino [pdf]
japanese: verbs & essentials of grammar - rita l. lampkin [pdf]
vocabulary
300 basic words
apologizing
asking for help
bullying
clothing [video]
common adjectives
english loanwords [mangolanguages]
greetings
halloween [more]
happy birthday
hobbies
let’s learn japanese picture dictionary [pdf]
mimetic words/sound symbolism [mangolanguages]
months
numbers
swadesh list
weather & seasons
what did you eat today?
word frequency lists
word of the day tool
writing tips
writing e-mails in japanese [pdf]
youtube
japanesepod101
let’s learn japanese basic 1 [playlist]
New Year Vocabulary 元日
New Year’s Day 元日 is the most special day in the Japanese calendar. During the first seven days, every Japanese home is decorated with special ornaments called 門松 [かどまつ] made of pine, bamboo, and sometimes ume tree representing longevity, prosperity and steadfastness, respectively.
Japanese people drink a spiced sake called 屠蘇 [とそ] and eats a soup called 雑煮 [ぞい] containing mochi rice cakes.
During the beginning of the year there is also a tradition to do the first shrine (or temple) visit of the year 初詣で where wishes for a long life and for happiness are made. During this celebration, the temples are really crowded. Big ones like Meiji-jingu 明治神宮 or Narita-san temple have millions of visitors over three days.
元日「がんじつ」 ganjitsu: New Year’s Day
正月「しょうがつ」 shougatsu: New Year (esp. first three days) the first month of the year, January
三が日「さんがにち」 sanganichi: first three days of the New Year (January 1st to 3rd)
年賀 「ねんが」 nenga: New Year’s greetings/ New Year’s card
前年 「ぜんねん」 zennen: the preceding year/ the previous year/ last year
年内 「ねんない」 nennai: by the end of the year
平年 「へいねん」 heinen: non-leap year/ normal year (esp. as pertains to weather patterns, vegetative growth, harvest yields, etc.
年明け 「としあけ」 toshiake: beginning of the year/ early in the New Year
年始 「ねんし」 nenshi: New Year’s call/ beginning of the year/ New Year’s greetings
年賀状 「ねんがじょう」 nengajou: New Year’s card
越年「えつねん」 etsunen: seeing the old year out/ greeting the New Year/ passing the winter/ hibernation
若松 「わかまつ」 wakamatsu: young pine, New Year’s symbolic pine decoration
門松「かどまつ」 kadomatsu: New Year’s pine decoration
歳暮 「せいぼ」 seibo: year-end gift
お年玉「おとしだま」 otoshidama: New Year’s gift (usu. money given to a child by relatives and visitors)
忘年会「ぼうねんかい」 bounenkai: year-end party
歳末「さいまつ」 saimatsu: year end
年明ける「としあける」 toshiakeru: the New Year dawns
年の暮れ「としのくれ 」toshinokure: year end
年越し「としこし」 toshikoshi: New Year’s Eve/ end of the year
当たり年「あたりどし」 ataridoshi: good or lucky year
賀正「がしょう」 gashou: A Happy New Year! written on New Year’s cards, etc
初詣「はつもうで」 hatsumoude: first shrine visit of New Year
除夜「じょや」 joya: New Year’s Eve
謹賀新年「きんがしんねん」 kingashinnen: Happy New Year!
お節料理「おせちりょうり」 osechiryouri: food served during the New Year’s Holidays
大晦日「おおみそか 」 Oomisoka: New Year’s Eve
除夜の鐘「じょやのかね」joyanokane: temple bell rung 108 times on New Year’s Eve
仕事始め「しごとはじめ」 shigotohajime: resuming work after the New Year’s vacation, first time that one works in the year
11. 24. 17// My first time posting original content here on Tumblr! Did you guys see the Mic Drop Remix?? Oh boy, it’s hella lit!
Taken from my studygram

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12.24.17 // hi im sal and i love iwaoi more than i love myself !!
[art creds: im sure the top iwaoi is by @/dahliadenoire, x is the best i can find, pls let me know if u have links to where the art was originally posted !! i used to have links to all my bujo pics but i lost a lot of files and now im sad ;_;]
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171102 // week 44, I wanted to keep it minimalistic so I could work fast (because november will be very busy). I wanted to include Lavendaire though because she really inspired me in these months after graduation (I suggest listening to hear podcasts, they are awesome 💕).
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Happy journaling everyone💕
110417 | hi everyone ♡ i finally submitted my ED college application a few days ago. its the first college i applied to and hopefully the only one i’ll have to apply to…im hopeful but not too hopeful. u kno wat i mean? anyway, these are my notes & annotations for t.s eliot’s the wasteland, one of my absolute favorite poems.
making this has been pushed back for weeks now, but I like how it turned out! be aware that this is based on my knowledge and research of essays as a high school student, so all of this might not apply to everyone (layout inspired by @aescademic)

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January spread! I really enjoyed making the calendar part (even though the lines didn’t all turn out straight haha.) I still haven’t finished the other half of this spread… oops
23/100 days of productivity ⋅ tuesday september 19 2017 brush pen ⋅ black pen ⋅ highlighters ⋅ paper 1 ⋅ paper 2