Here are some Bible Parts, in some parts says good things about wine, in Spanish because I don't know an English Bible, I think it can be translated with the option of images translates of a translator đđ«đđâĄđâđĄđđ #bible #god #biblia #dios #zechariah #zacarias #translator #spiritual #message #mensaje #espiritual #spanish #español (at Guayaquil, Ecuador, Sudamerica) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIhC4cJr2n9/?igshid=n1mqubflwchc
This Bible part speaks about The Lord Day, God Punishment, and visions of people and things with Spiritual Meaning, in Zephania and Zechariah, from NBD Nueva Biblia al Dia, in Spanish đđ«đđâĄđâđđĄđ± #bible #zephaniah #zechariah #nbd #spanish #biblia #sofonias #zacarias #spiritual #meaning #significado #espiritual #dios #español (at Guayaquil, Ecuador, Sudamerica) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIZ5DGsr5AU/?igshid=4ywvds4gs7rz
I want to share some Bible Parts to help somebody understand God message, these are of Joel, Amos and Micah, in Spanish, this is The NBD 'Nueva Biblia al Dia' đđ«đđâĄđâ #holy #bible #parts #joel #amos #micah #god #message #understand #in #spanish #nbd #biblia #miqueas #dios (at Guayaquil, Ecuador, Sudamerica) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIZvXTELCp8/?igshid=1fw7g4xcedale
I like this song very much and it's the first time I've downloaded it Yeah!!! (`ÏŽ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8ssoaEdSqY
OMG, this is horrible, I mean the 1st place, in Spanish \(*OwO)/Â Â
7 PERSONAS HISTĂRICAS QUE VENDIERON SU ALMA AL DIABLO
A Youtube group that hate monkeys, there're rare people on the internet, in Spanish, by Dross :D
Monkey Hate
Artificial Intelligence can comment & give a like on Twitter to support an advertisement, they're different of Youtube ones, in Spanish, by Dross :D
El Bot de Google
Itâs ridiculous to need points to have a passport, it looks like The President of China âJean Piagetâ (it isnât his name Haha :D) wanted to play and got angry, in spanish, video by Dross :) LOL
Las 7 (nuevas) revelaciones recientes de Wikileaks mĂĄs escalofriantes
People are searching for helpless people because they want them to commit suicide, it's worrying, in Spanish, video by Dross D:Â
Aquel grupo secreto de Facebook...
What people share on internet, in Spanish, by Dross D:Â
El aterrador secreto de Second Life | Dross (Angel David Revilla)
I'm learning Spanish. ÂĄHOLA AMIGOS!
Hey there, I hope you are doing well. I'm writing this post asking for a help. Yes, I need a help. I'm thinking of taking an additional language as one of the course for my university. The choices I have are French, Germany and Spanish. But the problem is that I'm not familiar with any of this languages. I understand that knowing an additional language will help me a lot in my future. But at the same time, I'm very worried about how I'm going to learn a language that is completely new to me among my never ending assignments and exams. I don't know what choice I should make. I don't want to give up on learning a new language but at the same time I'm so scared. Please help me make a decision.
Hey there, I hope you are doing well. I'm writing this post asking for a help. Yes, I need a help. I'm thinking of taking an additional language as one of the course for my university. The choices I have are French, Germany and Spanish. But the problem is that I'm not familiar with any of this languages. I understand that knowing an additional language will help me a lot in my future. But at the same time, I'm very worried about how I'm going to learn a language that is completely new to me among my never ending assignments and exams. I don't know what choice I should make. I don't want to give up on learning a new language but at the same time I'm so scared. Please help me make a decision.
Achievements:
Started annotating a copy of âThe Ravenâ for my project
Adapted and explained my stage design for drama
Completed three physics quizzes on space and magnetism
Completed two spanish listening quizzes on holidays
Some useful phrases for discursive/persuasive essays in Spanish!! [french here]
INTRODUCTIONÂ
Voy a escribir sobre el tema de⊠â I am going to write about the topic ofâŠÂ
Voy a discutir â I am going to discussÂ
No hay [noun] que se pueda comparar a [noun] â No [noun] can be compared to [noun]Â
Debido la influencia de⊠â Due to the influence ofâŠÂ
En nuestra sociedad â In our societyÂ
Hoy en dĂa â NowadaysÂ
Como nunca antes â Like never beforeÂ
Ha desarollado considerablemente durante los Ășltimos # años â Has developed considerably over the last # years
Ventaja â Advantage
Desventaja â Disadvantage
 ANALYSISÂ
A raĂz de â As a result ofÂ
Se extienden desde ⊠hasta ⊠â Range from ⊠to âŠÂ
La razĂłn por la que⊠â The reason whyâŠÂ
 Algunas investigaciones han mostrado que⊠â Some studies have shown thatâŠÂ
Formar parte clave de â To form a key part ofÂ
Esto apunto a â This points toÂ
Las tasas de â The rate ofÂ
Aumentar â To increase
Se caracteriza por â Is characterised byÂ
Se fundamenta en â Is founded uponÂ
Un repunte de â A rise in/surge in (the quantity of sth)
 EVALUATIONÂ
Estoy de acuerdo â I agreeÂ
Si tuviera que decir, dirĂa que⊠â If I had to say, Iâd say thatâŠÂ
Si debiera elegir, elegirĂa⊠â If I had to choose, Iâd pickâŠÂ
 Que yo sepa â As far as I knowÂ
Que yo recuerde â As far as I rememberÂ
Si yo fuese ell@s â If I were themÂ
Si estuviese en su pellejo â If I were in their positionÂ
Vale la pena agregar que⊠â Itâs worthwile adding thatâŠÂ
⊠aparte, â Aside from âŠ/âŠaside
 CONCLUSIONÂ
Para concluir â To concludeÂ
En suma â To summariseÂ
Es (crucial/esencial/importante) que [+subjunctive] â It is (crucial/essential/important) thatÂ
Lo ideal serĂa que [+imperfect subjunctive] â Ideally
ADJECTIVES
Expressing importance and benefit: Importante, crucial, esencial, vital, influyente, concluyente, decisivo, beneficioso, eficaz (plural: eficaces)
Expressing risk/disapproval: Peligroso, perjudicial, errĂłneo, arriesgado, equivocado Â
part 1
in order of when i picked it up. I grew up in an english speaking home, had friends who only spoke english, and really did not get any conscious exposure to another language until i was around 7 years old. my great grandmother on my momâs side, married into the family, was a lovely woman from Tokyo whom we called Chick. she awoke my interest in other languages and cultures. i was eager to learn japanese from her, and she taught me some. just a few sentences here and there.
it wasnât until middle school that i really got back into languages. i remember feeling excited for moving to high school, and being able to take french. i told my father over dinner at one of our favorite mexican restaurants, where he, my sister, and i would almost ritualistically go to [until it burned down]. he was quite irate that i had fancied french over spanish, and understandably so. spanish is much, much more common and useful in the united states than french is. however, i couldnât be deterred. i was naturally drawn to french, and thatâs what i would choose. i primed myself using google translate, looking up random words here and there. i would go on to study it for four years in high school. i was the top of my class, and everyone knew it. i just simply loved french and was good at it. i was fortunate enough to take IB French (international baccalaureate) which i canât brag enough about. ib was awesome. like a breath of fresh air compared to the crap american standardized education feeds us. well, anyway. french will go along to become my major in university, not so much due to passion or interest, but because itâs common enough that itâs a major at most universities. france isnât my favorite country and i donât really want to live there. iâd choose quebec or luxembourg or belgium first. but hopefully it serves me well.
japanese was my other focus. in middle school i got into anime (death note specifically) besides already being madly in love and obsessed with pokĂ©mon and yugioh. i attempted to teach myself katakana. i remember thinking my name kyle would be ăăŠăŹ kiyure, cuz i didnât know how katakana worked back then. itâd probably be more like ă«ă€ăšăŠă«. however aside from that i didnât really have much more need or pressure to learn more. the high school i would later go on to offered japanese, but for some reason that escapes my memory, i never took it. i ended up taking four languages in high school, but japanese was not one of them.
i guess this would be a good segue into spanish. but back to japanese first. i would later study japanese in college, centre college, to be exact. im thankful i did because i was able to write my great grandma chick a letter with the japanese i had learned. she was living in north carolina with my grandma and step grandpa, as she lay dying. i wasnât able to see her before she passed, but my grandma said she loved my letter and wouldnât stop mentioning it. lol.
synchronicitly, my japanese professor would be an awesome mormon man who i would have a good rapport with, because i was passionately mormon at this time in my life. and he was pretty awesome. he probably just thought i was some dumb kid, and i was. but if youâre reading this brother dixon, ăăŻăăăăăăŸăïŒăć æ°ă§ăăïŒă
i supposed i have lied, though. i forgot that i studied spanish in elementwrycschooo. so i did have exposure to foreign languages. we did not take spanish in middle school though, which is odd and embarrassing tbh. but i would later take spanish in high school for three weeks, before i dropped it because my class mates were pronouncing me llamo like... mee lahmo. not may ahmo like literally anyone should know by now.... so i switched to chinese.
inspired by avatar the last air bender, and an anxious and impulsive desire, i signed up for chinese class to get away from the heathens who didnât know elementary spanish. why i didnât ask if japanese or german was available, and honestly now that i think of it, i may have. at least one or the other. i distinctly remember being told chinese was available, and i just took it. so began my journey with äžæ.
spanish was too easy and nothing about spain or south america really draws me. i do like argentina though, and catalan seems interesting. and definitely portuguese, but thatâs not spanish!
before i continue on that though, letâs rewind. my knack for languages was already blossoming in middle school, even though i hadnât had any formal study besides elementary school spanish from señor ramos. i told my dad as we sat together at the dinner table that i wanted to learn five languages. i was surprised later when he brought it back up, because i didnât think he had remembered. looking back, i guess that is kind of unique. not many people have that desire, let alone accomplish it. in america at least.
well i still remember those languages. i believe they were japanese, french, german, spanish, and danish. yes. undoubtedly those were it. which one doesnât belong? lol. danish, i know right? which is why we need to rewind. my love for denmark probably isnt worthy of its own post, but i will leave off here, and pick this up later. i gotta go to school, hun.
xx gossip girl
New gradblr here! PhD in maths and native catalan and spanish speaker.
Maybe I should post more things in catalan... The internet is too english predominant, it needs to change!
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Or you post any of these languages:
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Polyglot stuff
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Enséñame a parecer conforme y estar bien conmigo, aunque sea solo un segundo. No necesito mås que un poco, una sola pizca de equilibrio en esta desestabilidad existencial y eterna.
ÂżAcaso la soledad tiene fin?
las galaxias de tus ojos y las estrellas de los mĂos se unirĂĄn para colisionar en una explosiĂłn de colores completamente imparable y, claramente, infinita.