This is a Korean language learning blog where you can explore various words, phrases, and grammar patterns that you’ll come across during your studies or when listening to K-pop. You can also find some tips and tools that will (hopefully) make your studies a bit easier.
Feel free to request vocabulary sets based on your favourite K-pop songs or ask any questions you might have.
I hope this blog helps you out. Happy studying! 👋🏾
Hi! my name is Vance, and welcome to my blog. here you’ll find me obsessing about japanese, laughing affectionately at german, gushing over lithuanian, and simping for icelandic among others. languages and linguistics are my passion, and I want to share them with others! aside from languages, I also like to color, write stories, and play pokemon. it’s nice to have you here ^_^
Languages I Speak: English (C2), Spanish (C2), Japanese (N2), German (B2), Lithuanian (A2) Languages of Interest: Latvian, Icelandic, Polish, Old Prussian, Romanian, ASL
Resources
FAQ (please read before asking questions about my pinned post / language history)
My name is Mack and I’m a grad student from Germany. I have a background in linguistics, language studies and translation studies. I’m currently applying for a PhD in German/Translation Studies.
I use they/them in English and hen/er/sie in German. For all other languages, improvise.
I speak English and German fluently and my Spanish is on an intermediate to advanced level. I’m currently focusing on Yiddish, Romanian, Croatian and Spanish. I’ve dabbled in a lot of languages and post about all kinds of languages including ones I’m not learning.
You can expect posts about languages, linguistics, translation, grad school, including a lot of resources. I’m mostly known for my MEGA folder full of study resources which is linked here.
Hi, hey, hello! Welcome to my studyblr. I hope make can make a couple of friends/study buddies or just find people to relate to when it come to academic struggles T^T
