hannah k.

alfie is a sweetheart, 10/10 would fall off him again

v much agreed. Duolingo is a great initial introduction but it’s much more of a game than a language tool. i like their bilingual podcasts though!

Just saw a comment that they “love that Japanese call it Mr Fuji” and am non-ironically wondering how many foreigners think the san in Fuji-san is the honorific san and not just “Mt”. It never really occurred to me before

@Msamalam aha!!

@misshanake Veranda has an awning or roof covering the top. Balcony is open to the elements!

TIL the diff between veranda and balcony. Veranda means something different in Japanese, so I always used “barukonii” wrongly.

@kankei_arahen @Msamalam it's 'roof balcony' not 'half'! kind of difficult to read font

@Msamalam ｗｈｙ tf is a half-balcony bigger than a balcony 😭

Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller May 12,1943

Nancy By Ernie Bushmiller May 10,1943

イギリス人も読めない

met horsegiirl today🌈🌍🌱

sorry if this sounds old fashioned but whan that Aprille with his shoures soote, the droghte of March hath perced to the roote, and bathed every veyne in swich licóur of which vertú engendred is the flour

これでちゃんと「六甲山」と読めるのが面白い kobe-rokko.jp/brand/

バスの中でくしゃみしてたら見知らぬマダムがBless you言うてくれた #さす英

イギリスにあるよく眠れそうな地名

i love it so much when i mistype 株式会社 as カビ好き会社

Eurostar Tip: A little tip for anyone in the UK who likes to travel via Eurostar, and is relatively flexible- they have a semi-hidden ticket type called 'Eurostar Snap', where you can regularly travel for like £70 return. You can only specify that you want to travel morning or afternoon, then a couple of days before travel they let you know the exact time of the train they've put you on. Google 'Eurostar Snap' and you'll find the booking page.

so the korean word for cat is 고양이 and then i saw someone use 고먐미 so i looked it up and its square cats because the ㅇ got replaced with ㅁ 😭

老外来了，老外走了。

amazing news for me and my mum!!!!!!!

@diuklage wooooooo!!!

@sleepysleepynya It's more like, 'nothing to do with your parents' - because your wisdom teeth usually come in in your 20s, once you've left home :)

apparently wisdom teeth are called 親知らず in japanese… to not know one’s birth parents…… huh