nana 나나

speaks dutch, english • main focus korean 🇰🇷 • can converse in 🇩🇪🇫🇷🇪🇸

[a 🍉 @stillwithjin]

#1 best jimin hairstyle. it looks completely natural on him i cannot picture him in short hair anymore.

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

안녕 오늘 날씨 좋다 ☀️

[Mo @fruitpibble]

tweeting and deleting because i changed my mind

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

:) i just saw they'll be releasing dreaming french soon #langtwt

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

it's the weekend, finally

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

@MattLearnsLingo LOL!😂 btw I also see its use as a great way to create some kind of distance, so to not become too friend-like or close with someone in a higher position/a teacher. i don't wish to form close relationships with them just like how i approach strangers with the formal pronoun.

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

i hate speaking to my professor in english, it sounds so informal to call them "you" but there's just no formal pronoun to use 😭

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

started learning specific N5 vocab. i feel i learn a bit better with the combination of a structured environment (jlpt levels) and i spend most of my free time watching japanese content anyway :P

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

btw i got tickets to see jin this summer 🥰

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

@mwtd26 of course i will dm it!

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

Just learned about adjective declension for German and I must say that this chart from a YT video did a good job at explaining. Did this random exercise I found afterwards to check my understanding. :) Only made real mistakes in akk. masc. I think I got confused by -en endings.

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

it feels so great being able to write correct phrases with declension in german. finallyyy i can speak without stopping every word 🥹 now onto learning more vocab incl gender

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

i never thought i would ever understand these declensions and here i am getting 100% on exercises bc of one yt video lol

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

mixed up die Straße because I got tricked with the "der" article in my head because of der Mann before it haha, but again another exercise made without looking at a chart. So considering all answers I got right, this method works insanely well, so far.

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

been watching lots of German documentaries for pure immersion since I can passively understand everything already and I do active grammar exercises / vocab study (the grammatical gender!!) so I can start speaking at the same level as my understanding soon :)

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

I did not even have to look at the chart to do the exercise, which I forgot to tell. Because the man in the video explained the strong & weak endings system so well.

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

@lunefleurdal same! i deleted it. adding to it that the courses quality went downhill as well due to these changes.

[lune @lunefleurdal]

now that duolingo is an AI-first company i don’t feel that it’s ethic to use the app any more (besides the fact that duolingo has been firing its human translators) i’m not against progress or whatever this is but languages are part of culture and what makes us humans

[nana 나나 @studieslang]

@MattLearnsLingo "Wat je zaait, zul je oogsten." For reap what you sow. They mean the exact same thing and I believe are biblical proverbs in origin as I researched through the sources.