So the newest wave of bots seems to have

I felt bad about reporting the first one, because I was like "this COULD be a person, possibly..." But by the third one I got over that.

ugh I had the same confusion

I said to myself "if this IS a real person, either they aren't gonna interact with my content, or whenever they do I'm gonna have to see a half naked woman in my notifs" and didn't feel remorse blocking.

People who get excited about sunrises, sunsets, a sky full of stars, the moon, deep connections and heart to heart conversations are my kind of people.

Picture this. You and me. We r cuddling on the couch. The lights are dim and everything is all romantic. There are candles. I put on a movie. It's Disney's 2017 proshoot of the broadway musical newsies. You watch in horror and shock as I name every single of the 20+ newsie background characters and prattle on about trivia. You don't want to be there anymore

Put your height in the tags

hey don't cry. 7,401 species of frog in the world, ok?

IMPORTANT UPDATE: 7,532 species of frog in the world, ok?!

great news! 7,556 species of frog in the world, ok?!

hey @maplemarco can we see Kia Summer Sales Event?

absolutely, this is Kia summer sales event and I would do anything for her.

holy shit 0% APR down for the first 12 months

but it only works if 4 people are having sex lol

how many hands you got

two? don’t see how that’s relevant

allow me illustrate you

that’s still four people

i truly can’t make this any clearer

will smith isn’t gay. he has a wife and three beautiful, talented children

don’t know what you’re on about. will smith and slightly wider blue will smith have been married for years. they’re a hollywood love story

I can’t believe this post predicted the live action Aladdin genie

If we lose tumblr how will we ever replace these posts in which every reply feels like a punch in the face

Prev X2 tags you are so right

"the time will pass anyways" has truly rocked me to my core since reading it and changed my life.

Reblog to bonk your mutuals on the head every time they start thinking negatively about themselves

specifically this kind of bonk.

you know who you are

I would die for Pepper

Reblog if you've found friendship because of your fandoms.

girlrotting is my new term thank u

Can a pro piracy girl and a pro physical media boy really fall in love

Yeah she pirates it and he converts it to physical media it's a match made in heaven and they're t4t also

i wish there were more than 24 hours in a day and beverages were $1 and growing up didn’t hurt so much

in my bed era

1. JLPT Sensei

2. Japanese Verb Conjugator

3. Tanoshii Japanese

4. Jisho

5. Map Quiz

6. Japanesetests4you

7. Shiritori Online

i can't casually listen to music. unfortunately everything i like makes me want to drop to my knees.

Japanese for Total Beginners || How and Where to Start Studying Hey guys, I’m going to try and answer my most commonly asked questions that I continuously receive in the next following weeks so if there’s anything you’d like answered feel free to submit your questions. I’m also going to try and find a new theme as a lot of you guys have mentioned that you’re unable to view my FAQ page while on your mobile devices so once I’ve found a good theme I’ll ask you guys to check it out so that you can let me know if it works or not! This post is going to be regarding how to study Japanese as a total beginner. The single most commonly asked question that I receive (and I get asked this at least once a week since starting my blog back in 2016) is something along the lines of “I’ve never studied Japanese before but I really want to, but I have no idea where to start.” so I’m going to try and answer this question today to the best of my abilities. WHAT SHOULD I LEARN FIRST? I recommend starting off with learning the kana system (hiragana and then katakana). While learning how to read, write, and recognise kana, you should also spend time learning how to properly pronunciate the kana. Learning Japanese pronunciation at this step will help you a great deal as you start progressing into learning the language. Once you’ve learnt kana you can move onto introducing basic grammar structures and basic vocabulary together. If you’re self-teaching I really recommend getting a textbook because most textbooks introduce grammar and vocabulary together in easy to understand ways. If you cannot afford to purchase a textbook there are PDFs floating around online and many websites that offer free Japanese lessons. Once you can use kana, understand some basic grammar and vocabulary, and are able to produce your own basic sentences, I would then introduce simple kanji. This would include numbers, days of the week, months, and the kanji version of some vocabulary you’ve learnt (such as 私・わたし／食べ・たべ). After that it’s just a matter of introducing new grammar, vocab, and kanji which will gradually increase in difficulty as you continue to progress through the language. SHOULD I LEARN GRAMMAR OR VOCABULARY FIRST? Vocabulary for me is mostly memorisation - memorising the meaning and the word/characters - and then simply applying the vocabulary to the grammar structure, which is why I like learning them together because I think that they tend to go hand-in-hand. HOW OFTEN SHOULD I STUDY JAPANESE? This really comes down to the individual as it depends on your own personal schedule and abilities. Some people ate able to study every single day and others can only do it a couple times, or just once a week. The key is finding a routine that works for you and keeping at it to the best of your abilities. They say it takes 21 days for something to become a habit. What works best for me is studying early in the morning after waking up and then I feel I can go about my day without any concerns. I have an entire tag dedicated to immersing yourself into the Japanese language so feel free to check it out.  WHAT’S A GOOD STUDY ROUTINE? I often get asked to provide specific details or give study routines regarding where to begin with studying Japanese so below is my recommendations on where to start. Hiragana:

Katakana:

Vocabulary + Grammar:

Kanji:

After this you just have to continue building up your grammar, vocab, and kanji knowledge. Resources: PDFs -

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