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Hello! I haven't posted in quite a while but I thought that I'd like to share some of my favourite pics from a (more or less) recent trip to the mountains.
Hope you have a nice day!

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Little Venice collageđ The first three days of our stay were rather cold, foggy and gloomy. However, on day 4 the weather finally had heard our pleas and got a lot better. It was still very cold, but much more bearable than the days before. We thought that we'd escape the big tourist masses during wintertime but the week between christmas and new year's seems to be just as bad when it comes to mass tourism. But it is understandable, seeing how pretty Venice is! I hope you all have a nice weekend and happy new year!đ
'Georgian Vibes' On a road trip from Mestia to Kutaisi, Georgia
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'Warmth' Sunset on a ferry ride from Patras to Ancona

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âYearning for the warm blue of the Atlantic'
Sintra, Portugal đ”đč
âBritish spot wrapped in Greek ambientĂ©â
Jersey, Channel Islands đŻđȘ
'Luftig zum Himmel hoch zu fliegen, In kĂŒhner Ahnung irgendwann Die Erdenschwere zu besiegen, Zog mĂ€chtig dich zum Himmel an' - Ernesto Perren Meiringen, Switzerland đšđ
DAS VS. DASS
Distinguishing between 'das' and 'dass' is one of the hardest challenges when learning German, and it's hard even for us native speakers! It's especially difficult for learners whose native language is English in my opinion, because both usually simply mean 'that'. However, not exactly the same kind of 'that'. In this post I'll try to show you how to distinguish these two by showing you what I usually do when having to choose between 'das' and 'dass'. 'Das' Article "Das Haus ist gross" "Er geht, das MÀdchen folgt ihm" In these cases, 'das' is used as an article, however, it can seem a bit tricky after a comma. But when you can match the 'das' as an article to a noun, always write it with one s. demonstrative pronoun "Das ist gar nicht gut" "Sie sagte, das sei normal" In these cases, 'das' is a pronoun and the subject of a sentence, so 'das' can replace a noun and acts on its own. You can always check whether it is a demonstrative pronoun by asking (let's take the first sentence as an example) "wer/was ist gar nicht gut?" "DAS ist gar nicht gut". This one is the hardest to spot for me actually but after a while (and after refreshing German pronouns) it gets a lot easier. relative pronoun "Das Haus, das einen grossen Garten hat" "Das Kind, das den Nachbaren gebissen hat" Here 'das' refers to an object/the subject in the previous sentence part, in the examples above to "Das Haus" and "Das Kind". You can check that by substituting 'das' by 'welches' i.e. instead of "Das Kind, das den Nachbarn gebissen hat" "Das Kind, welches den Nachbarn gebissen hat", if that works then you're dealing with a relative pronoun which is very similar to the English version: "The child who/that has bitten the neighbour" 'Dass' Conjunction "Es geht nicht, dass er sie so behandelt" "Dass du mir nicht vertraust, verletzt mich" 'Dass' is only used in one instance; to link different parts of sentences, so it's similar to words like 'und' and 'oder' but unlike those to which link two main clauses, 'dass' always links a main clause with an subordinate clause, so unlike 'das' it does never depend on a noun. Unlike i.e. a relative pronoun, 'dass' can be shifted within the sentence as a whole, although it always stands at the beginning of the subordinate clause. Whenever I need to choose between 'das' and 'dass' in an essay or such, I try to first go through all the possibilities including a noun (article, relative pronoun, demonstrative pronoun) and if none of these can be applied, I am only left with 'dass'. And tada: that's how I try to not get confused with 'das' and 'dass', however, I am sure that there are other methods as well which are super helpful :^) Have a nice weekend, everyone!
Thank you kindly to @athenastudying for the tag :)
1. What languages are you/have you studied?
Iâm studying German and making a start on Russian and Czech any day now (as Iâm preparing to do them at university). I am also currently studying another language which Iâm not revealing till September, and Iâve tried French before but that was toooo difficult. I also occasionally look at Luxembourgish.
Oh also at some point I keep meaning to start with Gothic but the grammar got me being like nopeity-nope.
2. How long have you been studying?
German for just over 1.5 years, Russian and Czech still TBA and the disclosed language only a handful of days :)
3. Did you learn through class or self-study (or both)?
German, both, but mostly self-study. I mainly used class as a source for getting mistakes corrected and having an external source of motivation as well as access to proficient German speakers. Czech & Russian will be through class also, whereas the undisclosed language is entirely self-study.
4. Why did you decide to learn this language?
German = I heard a German song and I liked it. That is genuinely the reason. I liked how it sounded and thought âhey wouldnât it be cool to understand whatâs being sungâ and here we are now!
Russian & Czech = Primarily so that I can one day hopefully read original Russian literature, and Czech.. canât explain why, it just fascinates me. (Same reason for the undisclosed language).
Gothic = Honestly it looks fucking cool.
5. What was a major highlight/milestone in studying this language?
Oh goodness um. I suppose, when I went to Germany and managed to get through a week with almost entirely using in German that was a pretty amazing milestone. I went to museums, shopped and dined, visited other tourist attractions, watched German TV, went to the cinema [no subtitles!] and even attended a live performance. The performance was on my final night of being there and Iâm gonna be honest and say I very nearly literally cried of happiness when I left because I was just so proud of everything Iâd achieved to get to that point.
6. What was the hardest thing about studying this language?
Hmm. The German R is an absolutely ridiculous sound and should be banished. Also still trying to figure out the correct preposition to use⊠basically in any situation.
As for the undisclosed language, lol the grammar is just so extensive.
7. What resources did you find most useful for studying this language?
I learnt pronunciation primarily through listening to music and I learnt grammar by googling around, looking at examples and then replicating the grammar point in my essays. Dartmouth German Grammar website is pretty good as is the book Aktion Grammatik!. Aside from that, I use dict.cc, dict.leo.org, linguee and Duden for dictionaries, and I acquire most of my vocab nowadays through reading newspapers (or books), watching German TV shows or via memrise.
8. Any top tips for studying this language?
Conquer the grammar as quickly as possible, because thereâs honestly not that much of it (only 6 tenses, 3 moods, 4 cases of which 1 is not really used in speech, adjective endings can be easily learnt with patterns, verb conjugations are sOSOsooOOOo easy compared to most languages) and then you can just focus on building up your vocab. Of course, immersion as well :-)
9. Whatâs your next major language goal?
Well Iâd like to be on the cusp of B1 by mid-September for my undisclosed language; itâs a long shot but it might happen if I get off my ass.
As for German, hmm i donât really know; which is my problem right now. I donât have any concrete goals and so I spend time feeling like my German is shit but then I donât actually know why I feel that way or what to focus on. I am considering giving reading more German literature a go and (google it) following the 'first 20 hoursâ principle to see how much my reading skills and German improves within 20 hours.
10. Anything we can do in the tumblr community to get you there?
Name me some German books written within the last 20 years or so that are interesting and cheaply priced (orâŠfreeâŠinâŠareas of the internetâŠ). Also you can like tell me how the fâ you get to B1 cause I forgot how I did it with German it just kinda happened.
I shall tag @languagecollector @salutonriano @lernen-sie-deutsch-mit-mir @languages101 @gutrazdaofficial and god im sorry i know there are loadsss of you who regularly reblog my posts but its gonna take me ages to type you all out, but if youâre one of those people just write the post and then credit me ;)
Erstmals: dein Deutsch ist absolut fantastisch und ich habe die ganze Zeit gedacht, du wĂ€rest Muttersprachler :0 Und zweistens: welche Genres magst du so? Falls du Fantasy magst, wĂŒrde ich dir "Tintenherz" und andere BĂŒcher von Cornelia Funke empfehlen (habe sie selbst nicht gelesen, aber sie sollen wirklich sehr gut sein) und z.B. "Eragon". Falls du z.B. etwas eher "moderne" BĂŒcher magst, so kann ich dir "Das Kind, das in der Polenta kocht" wĂ€rmstens empfehlen, aber achtung: Der Schreibstil ist wirklich sehr unkonventionell! Und falls du auf Liebesromane stehst, kannst du mich einfach fragen, da hab' ich genug VorschlĂ€geđ Leider kenne ich mich vor allem mit Ă€lterer deutscher Literatur aus (und vor allem auch Schweizer Literatur), also falls du irgendwelche VorschlĂ€ge von dieser Seite haben willst, keine Angst zu fragen!
Ps: du machst wirklich tolle und hilfreiche Posts, und ich hoffe es macht dir nichts aus, dass ich die Antwort in Deutsch geschrieben habe! (Und dass sie so lang geworden istđ ) Ich hoffe du hast einen schönen Tag und bleib' dran :)

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German Politics Vocabulary
Nomen/nouns:
die Politik - politics
die Macht - power
der Politiker (die Politiker) - (male) politician
die Politikerin (die Politikerinnen) - (female) politician
der Staat (die Staaten) - state
der PrÀsident (die PrÀsidenten) - (male) president
die PrÀsidentin (die PrÀsidentinnen) - (female) president
der Staatschef (die Staatschefs) - (male) head of state
die Staatschefin(nen) - (female) head of state
die PrÀsidentschaftswahl(en) - the presidential elections
der Kandidat (die Kandidaten) - (male) candidate
die Kandidatin(nen)- (female) candidate
die Demokratie(en) - democracy
die Republik(en) - republic
die Diktatur(en) - dicatorship
die MilitÀrdiktatur(en) - military dictatorship
die Monarchie(n) - monarchy
die konstitutionelle(n) Monarchie(n) - constitutional monarchy
die Oligarchie(n) - oligarchy
die Wahl(en) - election
der Wahlbetrug (die WahlbetrĂŒge) - election fraud
die Wahlstimme(n) - vote
die Abstimmung(en) - referendum
der Wahlsieg (die Wahlsiege) - election victory
die Wahlniederlage(n) - election defeat
die Wahlnacht (die WahlnÀchte) - election night
das Parlament (die Parlamente) - parliament
der Parlamentarier (die Parlamentarier) - (male) member of the parliament
die Parlamentarierin (die Parlamentarierinnen) - (female) member of the parliament
die Mehrheit(en) - majority
die Minderheit(en) - minority
die Partei(en) - parties
die Demokraten (pl.) - democrats
die Republikaner (pl.) - republicans
die Liberalen (pl.) - liberals
die Konservativen (pl.) - conservatives
die GrĂŒnen (pl.) - green party
Verben/verbs:
wÀhlen/seine Stimme abgeben - to vote
jemanden (akkusative) wÀhlen - to vote for somebody
gewinnen - to win/to succeed
die Mehrheit gewinnen - to win the majority
verlieren - to lose
die Mehreit verlieren - to lose the majority
Adjektive/adjectives:
politisch - political
mÀchtig - powerful
kompetent - capable
demokratisch - democratic
links - left
rechts - right
liberal - liberal
konservativ - conservative
NĂŒtzliche SĂ€tze/useful phrases:
âIch habe den falschen Kandidat gewĂ€hlt!â - âIâve voted for the wrong candidate!â
âDie PrĂ€sidentin ist sehr kompetent.â - âThe president is very capable.â
âDer Staatschef hat am meisten Macht.â - âThe head of state has the most power.â
âDie Wahlen waren schon lange fĂ€llig.â - âThe elections were long overdue.â
âDie Demokraten und Republikaner teilen nicht die selben Ansichten.â - âThe democrats and republicans donât share the same values.â
âViele junge Leute nehmen nicht teil an Abstimmungen.â - âMany young people donât vote in referendums.â
(I wanted do a vocab list on politics for quite a while now, I hope you like it! Again, recommendations on what to improve are very welcome, I hope you have a nice Sunday!)
French Travel Vocabulary
noms/nouns:
le voyage - journey
le bagage - luggage/baggage
la valise - suitcase
le sac Ă main - handbag
le sac Ă dos - backpack
le carrousel - baggage claim
le passeport - passport
le visa - visa
la carte d'identité - ID card
les documents de voyage (m) - travel documents
l'avion (m) - airplane
l'aéroport (m) - airport
le vol - flight
la porte - gate
l'escale (f) - layover
l'arrivée (f) - arrival
le hall d'arrivĂ©e - arrivalâs hall
le départ - departure
la salle de départ - departure lounge
le guichet - ticket desk
le train - train
la gare - train station
la gare centrale - main train station
le quai - platform
le billet - (rail road) ticket
le guichet - ticket counter
le bac/le ferry - ferry
le bateau - boat
le port - port
la croisiĂšre - cruise
l'hĂŽtel (m) - hotel
l'auberge (f) - hostel
la nuit(ée) - overnight stay
la réservation - booking/reservation
le changement de réservation - transfer
verbes/verbs:
voyager - to travel
aller à l'étranger - to go abroad
changer de l'argent - exchange currency
voler - to fly
dédouaner qc. - to pay duty on something
prendre le train/aller en train - to take the train
rater le train - to miss the train
changer de train - to transfer to another train
arriver - to arrive
partir - to depart
conduire - to drive
attendre - to wait
passer la nuit - to stay overnight
coucher Ă l'hĂŽtel - to spend the night at a hotel
réserver - to place a reservation/to book
découvrir - to discover
se perdre - to get lost
adjectifs/adjectives:
en retard - late
annulé(e) - cancelled
réservé(e) - reserved
quelques phrases qui pourraient aider/useful phrases:
âOĂč se trouveâŠ?/OĂč estâŠ?â - â"Whereâs..?â
âJ'ai perdu mon passeport.â - âI have lost my passportâ
âSur quel quai part ce train?â - âOn which platform does this train depart?â
âRien Ă dĂ©clarerâ - âNothing to declareâ
âCombien coĂ»te le/un billet?â - âHow much does a ticket cost?â
âĂ quelle heure arrive le prochain bateau?â - âWhen will the next boat arrive?â
bon voyage! - have a nice journey!
(This is my second vocab list, aka the German one just translated to French, again if you have any recommendations to improve it, please tell me! And if you want me to do any vocabulary lists on certain topics in either German, French, and maybe Italian, then donât hesistate to ask. I hope you all have a nice weekend!)
Thank you for all your corrections so far!
German Travel Vocabulary
Nomen/nouns:
das GepĂ€ck - baggage der Koffer - suitcase die Handtasche - handbag der Rucksack - backpack GepĂ€ckrĂŒckgabe - baggage claim
der Pass - passport das Visa - visa die IdentitÀtskarte (ID) - ID card die Reiseunterlagen - travel documents
das Flugzeug - airplane der Flughafen - airport der Flug - flight das Gate - gate die Ankunftshalle - arivalls hall Ankunft - arrival Abflug - departure der Ticketschalter - ticket desk
der Zug - train der Bahnhof - train station der Hauptbahnhof - main train station Bahnsteig - platform die Fahrkarte - (railroad) ticket der Ticketschalter - ticket counter
die FĂ€hre - ferry das Boot - boat der Hafen - port die Kreuzfahrt - cruise
das Hotel - hotel die Herberge - hostel die Ăbernachtung - overnight stay die Buchung - booking die Umbuchung - transfer die Reservation - reservation
Verben/verbs:
reisen - to travel ins Ausland gehen - to go abroad Geld wechseln - to exchange currency
fliegen - to fly verzollen - to pay duty on
den Zug nehmen - to take the train den Zug verpassen - to miss the train den Zug wechseln/umsteigen - to transfer to another train ankommen - to arrive abfahren - to depart
fahren - to drive warten - to wait
ĂŒbernachten - to stay overnight buchen - to book reservieren - to place a reservation erkunden - to discover
sich verlaufen - to get lost
Adjektive/adjectives:
verspÀtet - delayed gestrichen - cancelled verzollbar - customable
gebucht - booked reserviert - reserved
Hilfreiche SĂ€tze/useful sentences:
âWo ist/liegt âŠ?â - âWhereâs âŠ?â
âIch habe meinen Pass verloren.â - âIâve lost my passportâ
âAuf welchem Bahnsteig fĂ€hrt dieser Zug (ab)?â - âOn which platform does this train depart?â
âNichts zu verzollenâ - âNothing to declareâ
âWie viel kostet eine Fahrkarte?â - âHow much does a ticket cost?â
âWo kann ich eine Fahrkarte kaufen?â - âWhere can I buy a ticket?â
âWann kommt das nĂ€chste Boot?â - âWhen will the next boat arrive?â
(Ay, this is my first vocab sheet, and Iâd love to get some recommendations on what to do better. However, I hope you enjoy it and have a nice day!)
(Also Germany voted yes on same-sex marriage, it was finally time and I am so happy!đ©đȘ)
Hey, itâs a good list, but in terms of recommendations I advise putting the plural forms of the words in brackets - e.g. der Rucksack(Ă€e) or (RucksĂ€cke) - because German plurals are so irregular it makes life harder for people if theyâre not in the list xD
Aa thank you so much for that recommendation! German plurals are gonna kill me one dayđ€, so I'll make sure to add them, thank you again!
German Travel Vocabulary
Nomen/nouns (plurals in brackets):
das GepĂ€ck - baggage der Koffer (die Koffer) - suitcase die Handtasche (die Handtaschen) - handbag der Rucksack (die RucksĂ€cke) - backpack die GepĂ€ckrĂŒckgabe(n) - baggage claim
der (Reise)Pass (die (Reise)PÀsse) - passport das Visum (die Visa) - visa die IdentitÀtskarte(n) (ID)/ der Personalausweis (die Personalausweise)- ID card die Reiseunterlagen - travel documents
das Flugzeug (die Flugzeuge) - airplane der Flughafen (die FlughĂ€fen) - airport der Flug (die FlĂŒge) - flight das Gate (die Gates) - gate die Ankunftshalle(n) - arivalls hall die Ankunft (die AnkĂŒnfte) - arrival der Abflug (die AbflĂŒge) - departure der Ticketschalter (die Ticketschalter) - ticket desk
der Zug (die ZĂŒge) - train der Bahnhof (die Bahnhöfe) - train station der Hauptbahnhof (die Hauptbahnhöfe) - main train station der Bahnsteig (die Bahnsteige) - platform die Fahrkarte(n)- (railroad) ticket der Ticketschalter (die Ticketschalter) - ticket counter
die FĂ€hre (die FĂ€hren) - ferry das Boot (die Boote) - boat der Hafen (die HĂ€fen) - port die Kreuzfahrt (die Kreuzfahrten) - cruise
das Hotel (die Hotels) - hotel die Herberge (die Herbergen) - hostel die Ăbernachtung (die Ăbernachtungen) - overnight stay die Buchung(en)- booking die Umbuchung(en) - transfer die Reservation(en) - reservation
Verben/verbs:
reisen - to travel ins Ausland gehen - to go abroad Geld wechseln - to exchange currency
fliegen - to fly verzollen - to pay duty on
den Zug nehmen - to take the train den Zug verpassen - to miss the train den Zug wechseln/umsteigen - to transfer to another train ankommen - to arrive abfahren - to depart
fahren - to drive warten - to wait
ĂŒbernachten - to stay overnight buchen - to book reservieren - to place a reservation erkunden - to discover
sich verlaufen - to get lost
Adjektive/adjectives:
verspÀtet - delayed gestrichen - cancelled verzollbar - customable
gebucht - booked reserviert - reserved
Hilfreiche SĂ€tze/useful sentences:
âWo ist/liegt âŠ?â - âWhereâs âŠ?â
âIch habe meinen Pass verloren.â - âIâve lost my passportâ
âAuf welchem Bahnsteig fĂ€hrt dieser Zug (ab)?â - âOn which platform does this train depart?â
âNichts zu verzollenâ - âNothing to declareâ
âWie viel kostet eine Fahrkarte?â - âHow much does a ticket cost?â
âWo kann ich eine Fahrkarte kaufen?â - âWhere can I buy a ticket?â
âWann kommt das nĂ€chste Boot?â - âWhen will the next boat arrive?â
(Ay, this is my first vocab sheet, and Iâd love to get some recommendations on what to do better. However, I hope you enjoy it and have a nice day!)
(Also Germany voted yes on same-sex marriage, it was finally time and I am so happy!đ©đȘ)
Georgian
I'm going to Georgia this fall and I want to study the language a bit over summer break, does anybody know some books or apps they could recommend to me in order to help me learn some Georgian? Thank you already in advance!

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Langblr Music Project
I guess I should make my introduction now now that I have a few songs posted!
My name is Brooke and my langblr is @languagemoon This blog is designed to share music from different cultures and languages all over the world for language immersion, cultural appreciation, and enjoyment! I will often provide the original lyrics, a translation, and a transliteration (if applicable).
I have a wide variety of music in other languages that I collect and enjoy for myself personally, so I thought Iâd share that with the rest of langblr, as there are so many gems around the world that many people have yet to discover.
I really hope that you guys enjoy this blog, and recommendations are always welcome! Also if you could help share this post and spread the word around, I would be eternally grateful!~
-Brooke âĄ
âGolden nightâ
TimiĆoara, Romania