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♡ a sight for sore eyes — meaning

it’s a metaphor of saying that you are very pleased to see someone or something that you are happy to see / think someone is great & very attractive.

cara untuk bilang senang sekali melihat orang atau sesuatu yang hebat atau sangat indah (cantik/tampan).

you’re a sight for sore eyes.

the beach was a sight for sore eyes.

learned from : anne with an e s1 e1

credit : cambridge dictionary

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☆ 나아지다 =/ 좋아지다 : menjadi lebih baik / improve.

dua-duanya punya arti sama, yaitu “menjadi lebih baik / improve” tapi ada sedikit beda pada 좋아지다 yang bisa dipakai untuk lebih menjelaskan kata yang mengandung makna “menjadi lebih suka” pada seseorang atau sesuatu.

나아지다

스킨케어하기 때문에 내 동생의 얼굴 좀 나아져요.

my brother’s skin is getting better because of doing skincare.

kulit adikku menjadi agak lebih baik karena pakai skincare.

좋아지다

너무 귀여워서 고양이가 좋아져요.

i start liking cats because it’s so cute.

saya mulai suka kucing karena sangat menggemaskan.

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she/her - native indonesian

here to learn ♡ english &  ☆ 한국어

•  side blog of journarine •

i went to 한국어 class in 2014-2015, was using 세종 learning system, until book 4.

i decided to start learning from book 1 again as reminder of what i had learned back then.

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☆ 신뢰할 수있는 : bisa diandalkan / reliable

저는 신뢰할 수 있는 사람이 되고 싶어요

i'd like to be a reliable person

saya ingin jadi orang yang bisa diandalkan

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☆ 일예기 : pembicaraan kerja / work talk

it’s different from meeting.

오늘에 저는 대표님이랑 일예기가 있습니다.

today i had a work talk with my boss.

hari ini saya ada pembicaraan kerja dengan atasan saya

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Do you know these times when you’re sitting in front of your textbook, trying to learn these boring af vocabs you’ve seen 1000 times but still can’t remember and just wish to do something different (or hoping that the world explodes so you can at least stop)?

Well, there are more ways to learn a language and I think because we just learned how we “should” learn a language at school, we’re limited in creativity. Thanks to school it’s hard to think outside of this “textbook, vocab lists, tests, etc.” stuff but there are ENDLESS things you can do to learn a language.

Remember: everything you do in your native language, you can try to do in your target language!

This is for all the people who are tired and exhausted, who are thinking about quitting or don’t have fun with their target language anymore.

DON’T YOU DARE TO GIVE UP! YOU’VE COME SO FAR!

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Examples for different ways of learning a language:

write a diary

summarise an article about a topic you like (cooking, fitness, etc.)

listen to a podcast/radio

listen to music (while reading the lyrics)

try to sing along with music

read out loud while reading a book/magazine/blog/etc.

watch movies/series/videos

record videos in your target language or about how studying is going (progress, problems, etc.)

write a blog (well hello there :))

use apps that make it more fun (duolingo, memrise, lingodeer)

chat with native speakers

actually talk to native speakers ( I know what a crazy idea)

read websites about things you’re interested in

use social media only available in your target language

change the language of your smartphone

change the language of your pc

change the language of your life

play games in your target language (like not necessarily for learning it, I mean just playing a normal game IN your target language)  

take online lessons with teachers that make you forget you’re learning

do a challenge! (I love this one so much)

find a learning group

be active in forums (no matter about language learning or a forum in your target language)

find a language exchange partner. (You should, seriously.)

watch lessons on youtube

read a (children-)book (with audio)

talk to yourself 

think in your target language (a fun way is to tell a story about your life while it’s happening like “I went down the road with a stranger always behind me, who could it be? What does he want? It got quiet... too quiet. I tried to keep calm but was it really a coincidence? All in the middle of nowhere?” I know I’m bad at this but I hope you get what I mean, think of it like reading a book.)

learn vocabs with pictures, type in the word you want to know and ONLY look for pictures, try to feel the word. If you google for “strawberry” (in your target language and don’t know what it means) look at the pictures, the colours, how could it smell? Make a sentence with the new word. When was the last time you ate it? How was it?

Write a story/book online or just for yourself.

Make a mindmap

Use a topic jar (a jar where you put in notes with different topics on it, you take one every day and write/talk about it)

use social media to find groups interested in learning a new language or your target language

translate texts and act like you’re a famous translator who’s the only person on earth who can translate your target language (for example if you’re reading articles about historical stuff, act like you’re the only one who can find out what happened back then and the whole world is counting on you!)

try to solve random online tests

listen to a song/audiobook/whatever and write down what you hear

search for words you want to learn and build up (funny!) sentences with them or even whole stories

read comics/mangas/etc.

search for receipts  in your target language and pray to god you’re doing it right... if not, well you won’t forget the vocab again. Win-win situation. :p

search for language learning groups near your living place and actually meet them (stay safe and check everything before)

listen to children songs (I still remember the first children song I learned in English lessons... like... 11 years ago in 5th grade) these songs are supposed to stick... *cough* head shoulders knees and toes knees and toes *cough* sorry where was I?

connect with language learners over Skype (useful groups of course like German trying to learn French, Frenchman trying to learn Turkish, Turk trying to learn German)

write a list (you know... like I do right know so I don’t forget English)

describe things you see (more fun with a partner)

teach your target language to others

listen to audio while sleeping

take notes in your target language (I don’t mean for grammar rules or something like that, I mean notes you would take in your native language anyway)

write a letter (so much better than an e-mail)

write an e-mail (who has time for letters)

learn rimes 

learn jokes (it’s also useful for social interaction)

talk to your pets (at least if they listen to you, if I start to talk to my cat she starts yelling into my face)

translate songs and learn the vocab of it so you have more fun listening to it later

think about a topic and write down every word you can think of and then translate them into your target language