Star Wars: Tales Of The Jedi 1.05 | Practice Makes Perfect

ANDOR episode 12 + tumblr/reddit comments

Tormenting Secretly.

Alone.

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STAR WARS TALES OF THE JEDI - Practice Makes Perfect (2022) STAR WARS THE CLONE WARS - Victory and Death (2020)

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Attachment Masterlist

Teaser

Part 1 

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4 

Part 5 

Part 6 

Part 7 feb 12

Part 8 feb 19/26

Epilogue feb 26/mar 4

pretty please: series masterlist | tom holland x reader

Pairing: Tom Holland x Reader

Summary: How do you deal with a debilitating, stupid, soul-destroying crush on your childhood best friend, Tom? Apparently, by trying to set him up with someone else.

Warnings: chaotic levels of pining, fluff, unresolved sexual tension, and an insecure, introspective reader, eventual smut

Playlist

Invisible Things by Lauv

Me & You Together Song by The 1975

Am I Pretty? By The Maine

Pretty Please by Dua Lipa

Sugar (Remix) by Brockhampton

Cruel Summer by Taylor Swift

I Caught Myself by Paramore

Chapters

Part One (4.5K)

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What do I start with if I am starting Korean and how to I find out how to speak the basics. Can you help or give tips on how you started out??

안녕하세요! There are some great sites to help you get started on your Korean journey! The best way to study a language is to expose yourself to it everyday for at least 30 minutes to an hour. If you watch some Korean dramas, you can pick up some phrases. When I first started out, I learned how to write my name, then I got a white board and wrote down the alphabet multiple times until I memorized them all. When I would watch dramas, I would write down simple vocabulary that I heard. 

Here are my tips for you:

Make sure you master the alphabet. I don’t recommend just reading how each letter is pronounced but to actually hear it being pronounced. Here is a good video.

There are some good sites out there that have great Korean lessons. Here are some:TalkToMeInKoreanHowToStudyKoreanSejonghakdang - Free EbooksTHE CYBER UNIVERSITY OF KOREA

Watch Korean language videos. (YouTube is going to be your best friend). KoreanUnnieSang-Seok YoonTalkToMeInKoreanKoreanClass101BASIC Phrases24 Hour KOREAN

Download the app HelloTalk and HiNative on your phone. You can talk to natives who can help you learn the language! 

Download a Korean dictionary on your phone. Naver Dictionary is very good!

Download a Korean radio and podcasts. I recommend Radio Korean (Coco) and Player FM.

Follow Korean Instagram accounts.

List to KPOP and read the lyrics in Hangul. You can learn new vocabulary and how things are pronounced!

Practice your listening and speaking skills. This is the hardest thing to do but many neglect doing this and find themselves only studying vocabulary and the grammar. Don’t make that mistake! From the very beginning you should force yourself to speak it EVERYDAY no matter how awkward and bad it might be. So how can you practice if you don’t have any Korean friends? Here are some tips!

I would recommend recording yourself and posting it on HiNative and/or HelloTalk. People can give you feedback and tips. (Don’t be discouraged if they can’t understand you at times, keep working hard!). 

If you have Netflix, there are some Korean dramas that have Korean subtitles. Watch the drama with… Korean subtitles!!! NOT English subtitles. When you put English subtitles, you aren’t really active listening anymore. BUT when you watch with Korean subtitles, you see how the sentences are pronounced, and you learn new grammar and vocabulary. You’re probably not going to understand much at first, but you should try to write down SOME (NOT all) the vocabulary you aren’t familiar with. These are bound to come up again in the next episode or even other dramas. 

There are reality Korean TV shows on Youtube. They usually put some Korean subtitles. 

Lastly, listen to Korean fairy tales on Youtube. Not only are they interesting, but they put Korean subtitles as well! So, after each sentence, pause the video, read the sentence, and repeat what the narrator said (You can also do this with Korean dramas). This will help you with your pronunciation. Here are some Korean books with audio and subtitles:BOOK21선녀와 나무꾼재주 많은 다섯 형제 곰 세 마리 

Learning Korean is going to be like a roller coaster but you can do it! Enjoy the process and don’t get discouraged. Don’t give up! You’re going to need confidence in yourself, and you’re going to need to be okay with making LOTS of mistakes, speaking awkwardly, forgetting vocabulary, and MORE. If you find yourself becoming discouraged because other learners are doing very good and you feek behind, don’t watch their videos and try to only watch videos of native speakers teaching Korean and giving tips. ^-^ Good luck and I hope this helps!