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    linguistics: S:
 Sofia created a poll.
 March 4 at 10:33 PM
 ever since i moved to Europe, almost every single meal i've shared
 someone, there comes a point where someone asks, 'how do you say "bon
 inenglish' and then i have
 appétit dobar tek / eet smakelijk /
 explain that this expression essentially doesn't exist in English except for
 the incredibly informal 'chow down' to which they always respond in
 mixture of horror or confusion.
 after all, 'bon appétit' comes from French and it often has an air of
 pretension or irony and 'enjoy your meal can really only be said by
 someone not participating in the meal
 or am i wrong? what English-only phrase do YOU say before a meal?
 welcome to flavortown
 bone app the teeth
 +78
 let's eat
 +71
 dig in!
 +58
 Enjoy!
 +56
 RUB A DUB DUB THANKS FOR THE
 +41
 GRUB
 We luv our bread we luv our butter but
 +38
 most of all we luv each other
 1
 0+
 Commencing operation mastication
 +31
 0+
 i wanna munch
 +29
 Bone apple tea
 +28
 ..
 Osteoporosis
 2
 +19
 G'appetite
 +16
 ---
 Ah, I greatly consuming this food, which is
 definitely not human flesh
 0+
 +16
 eat up
 +14
 17
 OM NOM NOM NOM
 +10
 0+
 i think dogs should be able to vote
 +9
 7
 2468 dig in don't wait
 AMOE
 0+
 Blonde amputee
 +8
 Help yourself
 +6
 tuck in
 +6
 time to dig in
 +6
 shallmst we nom?
 +5
 Boom map the sheets
 +4
 Bone fuck my Ray Romano BluRay
 +4
 Phone apple jeans
 +3
 eat up martha
 +3
 it's time to mönch...it's time to crönch
 +3
 M
 food
 +2
 happy masticating
 +2
muaddibbler:The most impressive communal shitpost I’ve yet seen from a linguistics Facebook group
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                linguistics: S:
 Sofia created a poll.
 March 4 at 10:33 PM
 ever since i moved to Europe, almost every single meal i've shared
 someone, there comes a point where someone asks, 'how do you say "bon
 inenglish' and then i have
 appétit dobar tek / eet smakelijk /
 explain that this expression essentially doesn't exist in English except for
 the incredibly informal 'chow down' to which they always respond in
 mixture of horror or confusion.
 after all, 'bon appétit' comes from French and it often has an air of
 pretension or irony and 'enjoy your meal can really only be said by
 someone not participating in the meal
 or am i wrong? what English-only phrase do YOU say before a meal?
 welcome to flavortown
 bone app the teeth
 +78
 let's eat
 +71
 dig in!
 +58
 Enjoy!
 +56
 RUB A DUB DUB THANKS FOR THE
 +41
 GRUB
 We luv our bread we luv our butter but
 +38
 most of all we luv each other
 1
 0+
 Commencing operation mastication
 +31
 0+
 i wanna munch
 +29
 Bone apple tea
 +28
 ..
 Osteoporosis
 2
 +19
 G'appetite
 +16
 ---
 Ah, I greatly consuming this food, which is
 definitely not human flesh
 0+
 +16
 eat up
 +14
 17
 OM NOM NOM NOM
 +10
 0+
 i think dogs should be able to vote
 +9
 7
 2468 dig in don't wait
 AMOE
 0+
 Blonde amputee
 +8
 Help yourself
 +6
 tuck in
 +6
 time to dig in
 +6
 shallmst we nom?
 +5
 Boom map the sheets
 +4
 Bone fuck my Ray Romano BluRay
 +4
 Phone apple jeans
 +3
 eat up martha
 +3
 it's time to mönch...it's time to crönch
 +3
 M
 food
 +2
 happy masticating
 +2
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    linguistics: HE
 WO MAN
 FE MALE
 HU MAN
 PER SON
 visual-poetry
 »swofehuperx by richard tipping (+)
 [vial
 mitosisisyourtosis
 men fabricated the idea that they are the default sex to compensate for their
 biological inferiority and general superfluousness
 this is not just the natural order this is the language of a patriarchal culture
 rhysiare
 Omg no, you are wrong on so many levels and as a linguist this makes me
 ache something terrible. In my linguistics dass in undergrad, we actually made
 fun of people who think like you along these lines and for good reason,
 because you are wholly ignorant and are choosing to spin narratives about
 things and fields which you know completely nothing about yet pretend you do.
 1 She: This word evolved naturally from Old English from seo/heo which
 were just words to refer to feminine-female people evolving from Proto-
 Germanic words meaning that/there. He as a word evolved from the
 same ideas but Proto-Germanic words for thishere, Your idea of
 patriarchal language further falls apart when you compare this part of
 English to other Germanic languages, of which English is related, the
 words in German for he and she are 'er and sie", completely unrelated
 So it is by clear happenstance, not some patriarchal conspiracy that the
 words he and "she in English have similar form.
 2. Woman: Oh god this one always gets my goat when people go for this
 one. Man did not used to mean "male", man used to
 mean humanity/human being, the old words in Old English for male
 adult person and female adult person were werman and wifman
 respectively, we can see this relation in words like werewolf and wife as
 being the remnants of the base "wer- and the base wif-. Woman
 evolved phonologically from the word wifman by natural processes
 where the 'f sound dropped and the became lax. Man dropped
 its wer stem for reasons mostly unknown but I can guarantee have
 nothing to do with patriarchy because phonological change has no
 basis in that.
 3. Female: Male and Female actually come etymologically from two
 completely different words. Male comes from Old French masle which
 meant masculine, while Female came from Old French as well femella
 which meant young woman. This is another case, just like he and she
 where the words coincidentally ended up looking similar without having
 any direct correlation in historical linguistic processes to make them as
 such
 4 Hman: This word etymologically derives from Proto-Indo-
 European "ghomon which means earthly being as opposed to heavenly
 being which would refer to gods. You have some small glimmer of hope
 here in that the word does eventually branch off into the word for man
 in some languages but this is still too small of a precedent to base any
 conspiratorial thinking like you are doing off of
 5. Person: This one offends me the most, simply because I love the fuck
 out of Etruscan language and your continued ignorance just irks me at
 this point. Person derives from persona from Latin which meant the
 same meaning, which ultimately derived from phersu Etruscan
 for mask as Etruscans would often have theatre performers use masks
 to give identity to the performers. So never once did "person have any
 meaning to do with son So yes, this IS the natural order or language.
 Please never proselytise your faulty ideology and misandrist thinking within
 speaking about word origins and morphology again, as unless you actually do
 fact checking I will school the everloving hell out of you, stay in vour lane.
Swofehuper He Man Male Manson
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                linguistics: HE
 WO MAN
 FE MALE
 HU MAN
 PER SON
 visual-poetry
 »swofehuperx by richard tipping (+)
 [vial
 mitosisisyourtosis
 men fabricated the idea that they are the default sex to compensate for their
 biological inferiority and general superfluousness
 this is not just the natural order this is the language of a patriarchal culture
 rhysiare
 Omg no, you are wrong on so many levels and as a linguist this makes me
 ache something terrible. In my linguistics dass in undergrad, we actually made
 fun of people who think like you along these lines and for good reason,
 because you are wholly ignorant and are choosing to spin narratives about
 things and fields which you know completely nothing about yet pretend you do.
 1 She: This word evolved naturally from Old English from seo/heo which
 were just words to refer to feminine-female people evolving from Proto-
 Germanic words meaning that/there. He as a word evolved from the
 same ideas but Proto-Germanic words for thishere, Your idea of
 patriarchal language further falls apart when you compare this part of
 English to other Germanic languages, of which English is related, the
 words in German for he and she are 'er and sie", completely unrelated
 So it is by clear happenstance, not some patriarchal conspiracy that the
 words he and "she in English have similar form.
 2. Woman: Oh god this one always gets my goat when people go for this
 one. Man did not used to mean "male", man used to
 mean humanity/human being, the old words in Old English for male
 adult person and female adult person were werman and wifman
 respectively, we can see this relation in words like werewolf and wife as
 being the remnants of the base "wer- and the base wif-. Woman
 evolved phonologically from the word wifman by natural processes
 where the 'f sound dropped and the became lax. Man dropped
 its wer stem for reasons mostly unknown but I can guarantee have
 nothing to do with patriarchy because phonological change has no
 basis in that.
 3. Female: Male and Female actually come etymologically from two
 completely different words. Male comes from Old French masle which
 meant masculine, while Female came from Old French as well femella
 which meant young woman. This is another case, just like he and she
 where the words coincidentally ended up looking similar without having
 any direct correlation in historical linguistic processes to make them as
 such
 4 Hman: This word etymologically derives from Proto-Indo-
 European "ghomon which means earthly being as opposed to heavenly
 being which would refer to gods. You have some small glimmer of hope
 here in that the word does eventually branch off into the word for man
 in some languages but this is still too small of a precedent to base any
 conspiratorial thinking like you are doing off of
 5. Person: This one offends me the most, simply because I love the fuck
 out of Etruscan language and your continued ignorance just irks me at
 this point. Person derives from persona from Latin which meant the
 same meaning, which ultimately derived from phersu Etruscan
 for mask as Etruscans would often have theatre performers use masks
 to give identity to the performers. So never once did "person have any
 meaning to do with son So yes, this IS the natural order or language.
 Please never proselytise your faulty ideology and misandrist thinking within
 speaking about word origins and morphology again, as unless you actually do
 fact checking I will school the everloving hell out of you, stay in vour lane.
Swofehuper He Man Male Manson
                
            

            
            
Swofehuper He Man Male Manson

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            







    linguistics: fuckingflying
 I hate linguistic anthropology. Why?
 One of the most influential experiments
 in linguistic anthropology involved
 teaching a chimp asl. One of the most
 influential linguistics is named Noam
 Chomsky. You know what the chimp's
 name was?
 Nim Chimpsky
 Fucking monkey purn
 And this is in textbooks, in
 documentaries, everywhere. And
 everyone just IGNORES THIS GOD
 AWFUL PUN cause of how important
 the experiment was. But
 BUT LOOK AT THIS SHIT. FUCKING NIM
 CHIMPSKY. I HATE THIS WHOLE FIELD.
 dendritic-trees
 Its not just the linguistic
 anthropologists.
 There's a group of very important
 genes that determine if your body
 develops in the right shape/
 organization... they are called the
 hedgehog genes, because fruit fly
 geneticists are all ridiculous. The
 different hedgehog genes are all named
 after different hedgehogs. And then
 someone decided to get clever and
 name one "sonic hedgehog" because
 this is just what fruitfly geneticists do.
 Well sonic hedgehog controls brain
 development, and now actual doctors
 are stuck in the position of explaining to
 grieving parents that their child's lethal
 birth defects or life-threatening tumors
 are caused by a "sonic hedgehog
 mutation".
 And this is why no one will invite the
 fruit fly people to parties
 error-404-fuck-not-found
 Biogeochemical scientists, upon
 discovering the complex mechanisms
 that govern the storage and use of
 molecular iron on our planet, decided to
 call this cycle "the ferrous wheel" We
 groaned about that for at least five solid
 minutes.
 callmegallifreya
 The phenomenon of sneezing when
 exposed to sudden bright light is called
 an Autosomal-dominant Compelling
 Helio Opthalmic Outburst. ACHOO
 Half a byte of data is a nibble.
 theactualcluegirl
 An unidentified, repetitive computer
 error is called a Bug, because the first
 one of those they discovered to be the
 fault of a moth fluttering against the
 vacuum tubes
 I think we need to admit that academics
 and engineers are lonely, stressed
 people whose brains go funny places
 when deprived of sleep and fed too
 much coffee instead
sonic hedgehog
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                linguistics: fuckingflying
 I hate linguistic anthropology. Why?
 One of the most influential experiments
 in linguistic anthropology involved
 teaching a chimp asl. One of the most
 influential linguistics is named Noam
 Chomsky. You know what the chimp's
 name was?
 Nim Chimpsky
 Fucking monkey purn
 And this is in textbooks, in
 documentaries, everywhere. And
 everyone just IGNORES THIS GOD
 AWFUL PUN cause of how important
 the experiment was. But
 BUT LOOK AT THIS SHIT. FUCKING NIM
 CHIMPSKY. I HATE THIS WHOLE FIELD.
 dendritic-trees
 Its not just the linguistic
 anthropologists.
 There's a group of very important
 genes that determine if your body
 develops in the right shape/
 organization... they are called the
 hedgehog genes, because fruit fly
 geneticists are all ridiculous. The
 different hedgehog genes are all named
 after different hedgehogs. And then
 someone decided to get clever and
 name one "sonic hedgehog" because
 this is just what fruitfly geneticists do.
 Well sonic hedgehog controls brain
 development, and now actual doctors
 are stuck in the position of explaining to
 grieving parents that their child's lethal
 birth defects or life-threatening tumors
 are caused by a "sonic hedgehog
 mutation".
 And this is why no one will invite the
 fruit fly people to parties
 error-404-fuck-not-found
 Biogeochemical scientists, upon
 discovering the complex mechanisms
 that govern the storage and use of
 molecular iron on our planet, decided to
 call this cycle "the ferrous wheel" We
 groaned about that for at least five solid
 minutes.
 callmegallifreya
 The phenomenon of sneezing when
 exposed to sudden bright light is called
 an Autosomal-dominant Compelling
 Helio Opthalmic Outburst. ACHOO
 Half a byte of data is a nibble.
 theactualcluegirl
 An unidentified, repetitive computer
 error is called a Bug, because the first
 one of those they discovered to be the
 fault of a moth fluttering against the
 vacuum tubes
 I think we need to admit that academics
 and engineers are lonely, stressed
 people whose brains go funny places
 when deprived of sleep and fed too
 much coffee instead
sonic hedgehog
                
            

            
            
sonic hedgehog

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            







    linguistics: official-ilvermorny:

Classes currently offered at Ilvermorny:

First year required classes

Basic Magical Theory I
Magical History of the World I
Charms I
Potions I
Defense Against the Dark Arts I
Transfiguration I
Herbology I


Second year required classes

Basic Magical Theory II
Magical History of the World II
Charms II
Potions II
Defense Against the Dark Arts II
Transfiguration II
Herbology II

Third year required classes

Intermediate Magical Theory
Magical History of North America I
Charms III
Potions III
Defense Against the Dark Arts III
Transfiguration III
Herbology III
Two or more elective classes

Forth year required classes

Magical History of North America II
Charms IV
Potions IV
Defense Against the Dark Arts IV
Transfiguration IV
Herbology IV
One Native or Foreign Magics class
Two or more elective classes

Fifth year required classes

Charms V
Potions V
Defense Against the Dark Arts V
Transfiguration V
Herbology V
One Social Science class
One Native or Foreign Magics class
Two or more elective class

Sixth year required classes*

Charms VI
Potions VI
Defense Against the Dark Arts VI
Transfiguration VI
Herbology VI
One Social Science class
Three or more electives

Seventh year required classes*

Charms VII
Potions VII
Defense Against the Dark Arts VII
Transfiguration VII
Herbology VII
Four or more electives

Elective classes

General Electives:

Care of Magical Creatures I - V
Enchantments I - IV
Divination I - V
Arithmancy I - III
Astronomy I - V
Magical Linguistics I - III
Arithmancy I - III
Martial Magic I - III
No-Maj Studies I - IV
Basic Healing I - III

Social Sciences:

Magical History of The United States of America
Magical History of Mexico
Magical History of Canada
Magical History of South America
Magical History of Central America
Magical History of Continental Africa
Magical History of the Middle East
Magical History of Western Europe
Magical History of Northern Europe
Magical History of Eastern Europe
Magical History of the Mediterranean
Magical History of Western Asia
Magical History of Russia
Magical History of China and Japan
Magical History of Oceania
Magical Governments

Native and Foreign Magics:

Native American Practices I  II
Hawaiian and Polynesian Witchcraft
Caribbean Witchcraft
Mexican Wizardry
South American Magics I  II
African Sorcery
Ancient Egyptian Rituals
Hebrew Practices
European Witchcraft
Celtic Druidism
Nordic Runecraft
Hindu Practices
Chinese Sorcery
Japanese Practices


Creative Arts:

Dancing and Spellcasting I - III
Choral Sorcery I - III
Instrumental Magic I - III
Spellsongs
Magic in Visual Art I - III
Magical Sculpting

Foreign Languages:

English I - III
Spanish I - III
French I - III
Latin I - III
Greek I - III

Field-Specific classes:

Advanced Healing I  II
Magizoology I  II
Curse-Breaking I  II
Advanced Magical Theory I  II
Magical Archaeology and Anthropology I  II
Magical Construction I  II
Advanced Martial Magic I  II
Spiritual Studies I  II
Advanced Arithmancy I  II
Advanced Runecraft I  II
Potioneering I  II
Inter-Species Diplomacy I  II
Theoretical Magiphysics I  II
Magriculture I  II
Advanced Divination I  II

*Sixth and seventh years are when students tend to begin to go into Field-Specific classes, as well as some internships and such with areas in which they would like to work. Because of this, at the end of the fifth year after the LAMP (Levels of Aptitude in Magical Performance) tests are administered, students are brought into a meeting with a counselor (often their Head of House) to discuss possible career futures. Some of the “required” classes for these two years can be dropped based on the schedule and agenda of the student in question, as well as their LAMP test scores.

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                linguistics: official-ilvermorny:

Classes currently offered at Ilvermorny:

First year required classes

Basic Magical Theory I
Magical History of the World I
Charms I
Potions I
Defense Against the Dark Arts I
Transfiguration I
Herbology I


Second year required classes

Basic Magical Theory II
Magical History of the World II
Charms II
Potions II
Defense Against the Dark Arts II
Transfiguration II
Herbology II

Third year required classes

Intermediate Magical Theory
Magical History of North America I
Charms III
Potions III
Defense Against the Dark Arts III
Transfiguration III
Herbology III
Two or more elective classes

Forth year required classes

Magical History of North America II
Charms IV
Potions IV
Defense Against the Dark Arts IV
Transfiguration IV
Herbology IV
One Native or Foreign Magics class
Two or more elective classes

Fifth year required classes

Charms V
Potions V
Defense Against the Dark Arts V
Transfiguration V
Herbology V
One Social Science class
One Native or Foreign Magics class
Two or more elective class

Sixth year required classes*

Charms VI
Potions VI
Defense Against the Dark Arts VI
Transfiguration VI
Herbology VI
One Social Science class
Three or more electives

Seventh year required classes*

Charms VII
Potions VII
Defense Against the Dark Arts VII
Transfiguration VII
Herbology VII
Four or more electives

Elective classes

General Electives:

Care of Magical Creatures I - V
Enchantments I - IV
Divination I - V
Arithmancy I - III
Astronomy I - V
Magical Linguistics I - III
Arithmancy I - III
Martial Magic I - III
No-Maj Studies I - IV
Basic Healing I - III

Social Sciences:

Magical History of The United States of America
Magical History of Mexico
Magical History of Canada
Magical History of South America
Magical History of Central America
Magical History of Continental Africa
Magical History of the Middle East
Magical History of Western Europe
Magical History of Northern Europe
Magical History of Eastern Europe
Magical History of the Mediterranean
Magical History of Western Asia
Magical History of Russia
Magical History of China and Japan
Magical History of Oceania
Magical Governments

Native and Foreign Magics:

Native American Practices I  II
Hawaiian and Polynesian Witchcraft
Caribbean Witchcraft
Mexican Wizardry
South American Magics I  II
African Sorcery
Ancient Egyptian Rituals
Hebrew Practices
European Witchcraft
Celtic Druidism
Nordic Runecraft
Hindu Practices
Chinese Sorcery
Japanese Practices


Creative Arts:

Dancing and Spellcasting I - III
Choral Sorcery I - III
Instrumental Magic I - III
Spellsongs
Magic in Visual Art I - III
Magical Sculpting

Foreign Languages:

English I - III
Spanish I - III
French I - III
Latin I - III
Greek I - III

Field-Specific classes:

Advanced Healing I  II
Magizoology I  II
Curse-Breaking I  II
Advanced Magical Theory I  II
Magical Archaeology and Anthropology I  II
Magical Construction I  II
Advanced Martial Magic I  II
Spiritual Studies I  II
Advanced Arithmancy I  II
Advanced Runecraft I  II
Potioneering I  II
Inter-Species Diplomacy I  II
Theoretical Magiphysics I  II
Magriculture I  II
Advanced Divination I  II

*Sixth and seventh years are when students tend to begin to go into Field-Specific classes, as well as some internships and such with areas in which they would like to work. Because of this, at the end of the fifth year after the LAMP (Levels of Aptitude in Magical Performance) tests are administered, students are brought into a meeting with a counselor (often their Head of House) to discuss possible career futures. Some of the “required” classes for these two years can be dropped based on the schedule and agenda of the student in question, as well as their LAMP test scores.

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Classes currently offered at Ilvermorny:

First year required classes

Basic Magical Theory I
Magical History of th...

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            






        

        
        

            







    linguistics: FRENCHH
 RESOURCES
 MASTERPOST
 by studyvet
scholarc:

As a student learning French, I thought it would be neat to offer French resources not only for myself, but for other French learners!
Learning Websites

Duolingo 


Bonjour


Babbel


ieLanguages

TalkInFrench

TheFrenchTutorial

FrenchCrazy

TheFrenchExperiement

FrenchByFrench

Memrise

Busuu

LanguagesOnline
Lingvist
Dictionaries  Checkers

Bonpatron (Checker)

Languagetool (Checker)

Reverso (Checker)

Linguee (Dictionary)

Reverso Dictionary (Dictionary/Checker)

Collins Dictionary (Dictionary)

Wordreference (Dictionary)

Linternaute (Dictionary)

Larousse (Dictionary)
Pronunciation

Frenchcrazy English vs. French

Letter Pronounciation
FSI Language
TalkInFrench
Pronunciation PDF
Phonetique
PronunciationGuide
Fluentu
Grammar Basics
Contractions
Possessive Determiners
Indefinite Articles
Definite Articles
Demonstrative Determiners
Interrogatives
Partitive Articles
Prepositions
Conjunctions

Conjugating Words (-ER, -IR, -RE; regular  irregular) + examples
Accent Marks

Imparfait vs Passe Compose 
Imparfait vs Passe Compose 2

Passé Composé (past tense)

Futur Proche (near future, using aller)
Future Tense

Feminine  Masculine Words (+ Genders)
Tips from Native Speakers
Vocabulary

100 Subjects
41 Subjects
1000 Most Common French Words
170+ Subjects

Space Vocabulary (Tumblr Masterpost)

Extra

Type French + its Accents

Studyblrs who are Learning or Already Speak French (click French)


French Words Daily (a Tumblr Account)


French Words Daily (another Tumblr Account)


Tips
Definitely keep a notebook
Take a class if possible
If you’re taking a class, write down any extra French vocabulary you may get; my teacher likes to call it “bonus free knowledge” when she gives us extra vocabulary
Practice pronouncing. All. The. Time.
Take notes
Have readable notes
Practice writing  grammar
Once you start learning, do not stop or else you’re going to forget things!!
Take quizzes  tests online for practice
Make some online French friends :))

Thank you for reading my masterpost!
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                linguistics: FRENCHH
 RESOURCES
 MASTERPOST
 by studyvet
scholarc:

As a student learning French, I thought it would be neat to offer French resources not only for myself, but for other French learners!
Learning Websites

Duolingo 


Bonjour


Babbel


ieLanguages

TalkInFrench

TheFrenchTutorial

FrenchCrazy

TheFrenchExperiement

FrenchByFrench

Memrise

Busuu

LanguagesOnline
Lingvist
Dictionaries  Checkers

Bonpatron (Checker)

Languagetool (Checker)

Reverso (Checker)

Linguee (Dictionary)

Reverso Dictionary (Dictionary/Checker)

Collins Dictionary (Dictionary)

Wordreference (Dictionary)

Linternaute (Dictionary)

Larousse (Dictionary)
Pronunciation

Frenchcrazy English vs. French

Letter Pronounciation
FSI Language
TalkInFrench
Pronunciation PDF
Phonetique
PronunciationGuide
Fluentu
Grammar Basics
Contractions
Possessive Determiners
Indefinite Articles
Definite Articles
Demonstrative Determiners
Interrogatives
Partitive Articles
Prepositions
Conjunctions

Conjugating Words (-ER, -IR, -RE; regular  irregular) + examples
Accent Marks

Imparfait vs Passe Compose 
Imparfait vs Passe Compose 2

Passé Composé (past tense)

Futur Proche (near future, using aller)
Future Tense

Feminine  Masculine Words (+ Genders)
Tips from Native Speakers
Vocabulary

100 Subjects
41 Subjects
1000 Most Common French Words
170+ Subjects

Space Vocabulary (Tumblr Masterpost)

Extra

Type French + its Accents

Studyblrs who are Learning or Already Speak French (click French)


French Words Daily (a Tumblr Account)


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Tips
Definitely keep a notebook
Take a class if possible
If you’re taking a class, write down any extra French vocabulary you may get; my teacher likes to call it “bonus free knowledge” when she gives us extra vocabulary
Practice pronouncing. All. The. Time.
Take notes
Have readable notes
Practice writing  grammar
Once you start learning, do not stop or else you’re going to forget things!!
Take quizzes  tests online for practice
Make some online French friends :))

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    linguistics: snowysauropteryx
 Can you lick the science?
 An abbreviated list.
 Genetics: Do not. Unless cheek swabs?
 Archaeology: Perhaps. But might be human bone.
 Geology: Sometimes needed, sometimes
 dangerous
 Psychology: Best not.
 Physics: ????????? How??????
 Zoology: In zoology, science licks you
 seananmcguire
 Anthropology: Maybe ask first
 Herpetology: bad plan bad plan BAD PLAN
 whisperwhisk
 Sociology: Yes, if you have time and dedication
 and a willingness to piss a lot of people off.
 Botany: You might hallucinate or die, OR it might
 be delicious
 Computer Science: the tingle of electricity on your
 tongue is how you know it's working
 Epidemiology: FOR THE SAKE OF THE
 WORLD PLEASE DO NOT
 carpebutts
 Linguistics: Despite the name, please probably
 don't
 spooky-son-of-rome
 Engineering: Maybe, but it'll probably taste like
 spreadsheets
 small-home-repair-vikings
 Software engineering: nothing else has made the
 code work so you might as well try it
 swordwall
 Neuroscience: that is someone's brain. no. do not
 tinysquidrachel
 Marine biology: you can try, but you'll probably just
 get a mouthful of seawater
 thesketcherlass
 Astronomy: look, if your dedication to lick Uranus
 is what it takes get humankind to another planet,
 then so be it
 Source: snowysauropteryx
 280,607 notes
Can you lick the science? A comprehensive guide on which scientific careers one is able to taste what they study
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                linguistics: snowysauropteryx
 Can you lick the science?
 An abbreviated list.
 Genetics: Do not. Unless cheek swabs?
 Archaeology: Perhaps. But might be human bone.
 Geology: Sometimes needed, sometimes
 dangerous
 Psychology: Best not.
 Physics: ????????? How??????
 Zoology: In zoology, science licks you
 seananmcguire
 Anthropology: Maybe ask first
 Herpetology: bad plan bad plan BAD PLAN
 whisperwhisk
 Sociology: Yes, if you have time and dedication
 and a willingness to piss a lot of people off.
 Botany: You might hallucinate or die, OR it might
 be delicious
 Computer Science: the tingle of electricity on your
 tongue is how you know it's working
 Epidemiology: FOR THE SAKE OF THE
 WORLD PLEASE DO NOT
 carpebutts
 Linguistics: Despite the name, please probably
 don't
 spooky-son-of-rome
 Engineering: Maybe, but it'll probably taste like
 spreadsheets
 small-home-repair-vikings
 Software engineering: nothing else has made the
 code work so you might as well try it
 swordwall
 Neuroscience: that is someone's brain. no. do not
 tinysquidrachel
 Marine biology: you can try, but you'll probably just
 get a mouthful of seawater
 thesketcherlass
 Astronomy: look, if your dedication to lick Uranus
 is what it takes get humankind to another planet,
 then so be it
 Source: snowysauropteryx
 280,607 notes
Can you lick the science? A comprehensive guide on which scientific careers one is able to taste what they study
                
            

            
            
Can you lick the science? A comprehensive guide on which scientific careers one is able to taste what they study

            
            
        

    



        

        
        

            







    linguistics: snowysauropteryx
 Can you lick the science?
 An abbreviated list.
 Genetics: Do not. Unless cheek swabs?
 Archaeology: Perhaps. But might be human bone.
 Geology: Sometimes needed, sometimes
 dangerous
 Psychology: Best not.
 Physics: ????????? How??????
 Zoology: In zoology, science licks you
 seananmcguire
 Anthropology: Maybe ask first
 Herpetology: bad plan bad plan BAD PLAN
 whisperwhisk
 Sociology: Yes, if you have time and dedication
 and a willingness to piss a lot of people off.
 Botany: You might hallucinate or die, OR it might
 be delicious
 Computer Science: the tingle of electricity on your
 tongue is how you know it's working
 Epidemiology: FOR THE SAKE OF THE
 WORLD PLEASE DO NOT
 carpebutts
 Linguistics: Despite the name, please probably
 don't
 spooky-son-of-rome
 Engineering: Maybe, but it'll probably taste like
 spreadsheets
 small-home-repair-vikings
 Software engineering: nothing else has made the
 code work so you might as well try it
 swordwall
 Neuroscience: that is someone's brain. no. do not
 tinysquidrachel
 Marine biology: you can try, but you'll probably just
 get a mouthful of seawater
 thesketcherlass
 Astronomy: look, if your dedication to lick Uranus
 is what it takes get humankind to another planet,
 then so be it
 Source: snowysauropteryx
 280,607 notes
Can you lick the science? A comprehensive guide on which scientific careers one is able to taste what they study
    

        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
    

    

        

            
            

                
                linguistics: snowysauropteryx
 Can you lick the science?
 An abbreviated list.
 Genetics: Do not. Unless cheek swabs?
 Archaeology: Perhaps. But might be human bone.
 Geology: Sometimes needed, sometimes
 dangerous
 Psychology: Best not.
 Physics: ????????? How??????
 Zoology: In zoology, science licks you
 seananmcguire
 Anthropology: Maybe ask first
 Herpetology: bad plan bad plan BAD PLAN
 whisperwhisk
 Sociology: Yes, if you have time and dedication
 and a willingness to piss a lot of people off.
 Botany: You might hallucinate or die, OR it might
 be delicious
 Computer Science: the tingle of electricity on your
 tongue is how you know it's working
 Epidemiology: FOR THE SAKE OF THE
 WORLD PLEASE DO NOT
 carpebutts
 Linguistics: Despite the name, please probably
 don't
 spooky-son-of-rome
 Engineering: Maybe, but it'll probably taste like
 spreadsheets
 small-home-repair-vikings
 Software engineering: nothing else has made the
 code work so you might as well try it
 swordwall
 Neuroscience: that is someone's brain. no. do not
 tinysquidrachel
 Marine biology: you can try, but you'll probably just
 get a mouthful of seawater
 thesketcherlass
 Astronomy: look, if your dedication to lick Uranus
 is what it takes get humankind to another planet,
 then so be it
 Source: snowysauropteryx
 280,607 notes
Can you lick the science? A comprehensive guide on which scientific careers one is able to taste what they study
                
            

            
            
Can you lick the science? A comprehensive guide on which scientific careers one is able to taste what they study