Double Dee & Steinski - Lesson 2 (The James Brown Mix)
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Double Dee & Steinski - Lesson 2 (The James Brown Mix)

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(Strixhaven) Arcano-Botany Papers: Lesson 2 by PaintedLive
music theory lesson 2 - steps, major scales, and major keys
we're gonna ignore that i totally forgot about this. whoopsie.
todays focus is going to be how to apply the note names onto the staff in their simplest form!
Here is the drawing that I made in my first drawing class and the homework I made for lesson 2.
Assignment lesson 1: fruit with shadows Homework for lesson 2: 4 legs in Charles Baroque style
Being Beautiful is a Lifestyle
Lesson 2 - Everything Showers
Everything showers are showers where you do everything. Hair mask, shampoo and conditioner, exfoliation, shaving, face mask, etc. Many people like to do everything showers on Sunday to “reset” before their work or school week starts. You can do this, but I have another suggestion:
Instead of doing everything showers on Sundays and waiting the entire weekend to refresh yourself, do the everything shower on Friday evenings. That way you feel nice and clean at the beginning of the weekend instead of waiting the whole time.
Another option is to break up the showers. For example, do a hair mask on Friday, exfoliate and shave on Saturday, face mask and the rest on Sunday. That way you are continuously refreshed throughout the weekend and you can enjoy yourself more. The showers contribute to your relaxing weekend instead of forcibly pampering yourself and feeling exhausted afterwards.
Here’s a list of things you can do:
Hair mask/oil
Shampoo/conditioner
Exfoliate with a scrub or tool (especially armpits)
Shave
Face mask/peel
Moisturize with lotion and body oil
Hair serum and blow dry hair
Moisturize hands, feet, elbows, knees with cream
Spray perfume/body mist
Slug with vaseline or rich moisturizer on face
Trim nails/do nails/oil nails
Oil eyebrows and lashes

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hduaczysjqskbs I can't believe I'm only at Lesson 2 and MC is already helping Mammon commit a crime.
Writing System
This is super important, before we begin with learning words and sentences.
Japanese has 3 writing systems so to speak. Two of them are syllabaries, you may refer to them as "Alphabets", and the third writing system is sort of symbol based, like Chinese.
There's also ROMAJI. Which we'll be using to help you learn sounds and to speak. But please, work on learning the syllabaries as soon as possible. Romaji is terrible for many reasons, including the fact that everyone and their mother writes Romaji in a different way. You may notice that my Romaji is different than some others you've come across. So again. Try to get away from it as soon as possible. Don't be afraid. I know you can do it!
We'll start with Kana, namely Hiragana as you'll be seeing it the most.
HIRAGANA
Hiragana is used mainly for native Japanese words. You will see Hiragana everywhere. So you'll be wanting to learn that first.
A:あ I:い U:う E:え O:お
Ka:か Ki:き Ku:く Ke:け Ko:こ
Sa:さ Shi:し Su:す Se:せ So:そ
Ta:た Chi:ち Tsu:つ Te:て To:と
Na:な Ni:に Nu:ぬ Ne:ね No:の
Ha:は Hi:ひ Fu:ふ He:へ Ho:ほ
Ma:ま Mi:み Mu:む Me:め Mo:も
Ya:や Yu:ゆ Yo:よ *yes there are only 3 of these
Ra:ら Ri:り Ru:る Re:れ Ro:ろ
Wa:わ Wo:を *yes there's only 2 of these
N:ん
Okay, now some of these characters get whats called a "Dakuten" that's a little " or ゜that's next to the Hiragana that changes it's sound. those are as follows:
Ga:が Gi:ぎ Gu:ぐ Ge:げ Go:ご
Za:ざ Ji:じ Zu:ず Ze:ぜ Zo:ぞ
Da:だ Zi:ぢ Dzu:づ De:で Do:ど
Ba:ば Bi:び Bu:ぶ Be:べ Bo:ぼ
Pa:ぱ Pi:ぴ Pu:ぷ Pe:ぺ Po:ぽ
ぱ ぴ ぷ ぺ ぽ are the only ones that use the ゜dakuten.
You'll notice that 「ぢ」sounds like "zi" ... or "dzi"... and not "di" and that 「づ」sounds like "dzu" and not "du" ... that's.... that's a pain in the butt but it is what it is. In order to get the "di" sound it's written 「でぃ」"de" and a little "i" makes "di" ... and actually you'll probably only ever see that written in Katakana 「ディ」
Which brings me to the next part. Little vowels and Little Y sounds.
We covered some of the little y sounds last lesson. You'll see more little Ys than little vowels. The biggest thing you need to remember about little Ys is that they're always stuck to an "-i" character.
Kya:きゃ Kyu:きゅ Kyo:きょ Gya:ぎゃ Gyu:ぎゅ Gyo:ぎょ
Sha:しゃ Shu:しゅ Sho:しょ Ja:じゃ Ju:じゅ Jo:じょ
Cha:ちゃ Chu:ちゅ Cho:ちょ
Nya:にゃ Nyu:にゅ Nyo:にょ
Hya:ひゃ Hyu:ひゅ Hyo:ひょ Bya:びゃ Byu:びゅ Byo:びょ
Pya:ぴゃ Pyu:ぴゅ Pyo:ぴょ
Rya:りゃ Ryu:りゅ Ryo:りょ
You'll notice some of these don't have "y"s in the romaji reading. Don't freak. That's just how it works. And is part of the reason I don't like Romaji.
Like I said you'll also see little vowels: ぁ ぃ ぅ ぇ ぉ but like with 「ディ」"di" you'll probably only ever see them in Katakana. Here's a few anyway:
Fa:ふぁ Fi:ふぃ Fe:ふぇ Fo:ふぉ
She:しぇ Je:じぇ Che:ちぇ Ti:てぃ Di:でぃ
Finally there's little "tsu" っ this little symbol DOUBLES the next consonant!
っか = kka っさ = ssa
etc. a っ can be near any other kana it doesn't really have a restriction besides not coming before あ, い, う, え, お, or ANY of the "N"s
If you come across a double n it will be written with the lone N first 「ん」 followed by one of the Ns with a vowel next to it.
Ex: Konnichiwa = こんにちは
Like English the double consonant doesn't change the sound, it just lengthens it by a fraction (if even that).
っき = "kki" pronounced the same as "ki" って= "tte" pronounced the same as "te"
Does that make sense? :)
KATAKANA (less explanation here because it's the same rules and sounds)
Katakana is used mainly for loan words. Words borrowed from other languages. It's also used in some names.
A:ア I:イ U:ウ E:エ O:オ
Ka:カ Ki:キ Ku:ク Ke:ケ Ko:コ
Sa:サ Shi:シ Su:ス Se:セ So:ソ
Ta:タ Chi:チ Tsu:ツ Te:テ To:ト
Na:ナ Ni:ニ Nu:ヌ Ne:ネ No:ノ
Ha:ハ Hi:ヒ Fu:フ He:ヘ Ho:ホ
Ma:マ Mi:ミ Mu:ム Me:メ Mo:モ
Ya:ヤ Yu:ユ Yo:ヨ
Ra:ラ Ri:リ Ru:ル Re:レ Ro:ロ
Wa:ワ Wo:ヲ
N:ン
Ga:ガ Gi:ギ Gu:グ Ge:ゲ Go:ゴ
Za:ザ Ji:ジ Zu:ズ Ze:ゼ Zo:ゾ
Da:ダ Dzi:ヂ Dzu:ヅ De:デ Do:ド
Ba:バ Bi:ビ Bu:ブ Be:ベ Bo:ボ
Pa:パ Pi:ピ Pu:プ Pe:ペ Po:ポ
Kya:キャ Kyu:キュ Kyo:キョ Gya:ギャ Gyu:ギュ Gyo:ギョ
Sha:シャ Shu:シュ Sho:ショ Ja:ジャ Ju:ジュ Jo:ジョ
Cha:チャ Chu:チュ Cho:チョ
Nya:ニャ Nyu:ニュ Nyo:ニョ
Hya:ヒャ Hyu:ヒュ Hyo:ヒョ Bya:ビャ Byu:ビュ Byo:ビョ
Pya:ピャ Pyu:ピュ Pyo:ピョ
Mya:ミャ Myu:ミュ Myo:ミョ
Rya:リャ Ryu:リュ Ryo:リョ
Ti:ティ Di:ディ She:シェ Je:ジェ Che:チェ
Va:ヴァ Vi:ヴィ Vu:ヴ Ve:ヴェ Vo:ヴォ
ッコ= kko ッソ= sso ッタ=tta ッシ=sshi
... there are probably other possibilities I've left out, but these are all the common ones you should see. and even if that's not true I trust that you can see and understand the pattern here. :)
KANJI There's thousands of Kanji, so I'm not going to list. I will have Kanji in with the lessons, but learn them at your own pace. No worries. :) I've found that once I got to the point where I could start learning Kanji it's made reading a lot easier for me.
Sorry if this is a HELLISH ammount. Just write the syllabaries down and come back to them now and then as reference. You don't have to learn them all today, or this week, or even this month. I just want you to be familiar with them. :)
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-> RELATIONSHIP OF VERSE TO EACH OTHER
[[ not official, verse made by @aboverself ]]
in this post, i'll be sharing you the relationship of secondary genders (e.g. Alpha to Alpha, Beta and Omega) something like what/how/why they react when this verse is around or with them.