Jan 4, 2020
Another one who thinks I care who he has fucked before. That’s not a thing dudes.
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Another one who thinks I care who he has fucked before. That’s not a thing dudes.
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Do you know what really bothers me?
People that don't know the word ENVIOUS.
Most of the time they use the word "jealous", even if it can be so ambiguous. Basically "jealous" has two meanings:
1. You own something and somebody wants to take it away from you and that makes you jealous of said thing.
2. You want something that belongs to someone else and that makes you ENVIOUS. See, most people here would use the word "jealous" but why should we, since there is a word way clearer?
So please, use the word "ENVIOUS" to make this a fairer, nicer world.
I think that at the end of boku no hero, Bakugou will be able to say "thank you" when someone congratulates him.
Today's French Word Of The Day is : "Robe" = dress Example ----> La fille a une jolie robe rose. Meaning = the girl has a pretty pink dress (La fille = the girl, a = has ~avoir verb~, une = a, jolie = pretty, robe = dress, rose = pink)
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Summer Vocabulary | Russian
Nouns - Существительные
n - neuter f - feminine m - masculine s - single f - plural
Summer - ‘лето [leto] n,s
Heat - жа’ра [zhara] f,s
Sun - ‘солнце [sontse] n,s
Rain - ‘дождь [dozhd’] m,s
Pouring rain - ‘ливень [liven’] m,s
Puddle - ‘лужа [luzha] f,s
Storm - гро’за [graza] f,s
Rain with the sunshine - гриб’ной ‘дождь [gribnoy dozhd’] m,s
Cloud - ‘облако [oblako]
Vacation (for workers) - ‘отпуск [otpusk], (for students) - ка’никулы [kanikulyy]
Holiday - ‘праздник [praznik] m,s
Trip - по’ездка [payestka] f,s
Forest - лес [les]
Lake - ‘озеро [ozera] n,s
Pond - пруд [prud] m,s
River - ре’ка [reka]
Barbecue - барбе’кю, (or the more comon one) - шаш’лык [shashlyk]
Sunglasses - ‘солнечные оч’ки [solnechniye achki] p
Recreation/rest - ‘отдых [otdyh] m,s
Adjectives - Прилагательные
Hot - ‘жаркий [zharkij]
Warm - ‘теплый [teplij]
Humid - ‘влажный [vlazhnij]
Dry (air) - су’хой [suhoj]
Wet - ‘мокрый [mokrij]
Fresh - ‘свежий [svejij]
Verbs - глаголы
Relax - отды’хать [atdyhat’]
Have fun - весе’литься [veselit’sya]
To be on vacation - быть в отпуске, быть на каникулах
Travel - путе’шествовать [puteshestvavat’]
Phrases - фразы
I’m hot - мне жарко
It’s hot - жарко
I’m thirsty - я хочу пить
I’m relaxing - я отдыхаю
I want to go somewhere (meaning to have fun) - я хочу куда-то съездить
If you don’t know what go away means it’s kind of scary.