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What's that meat at 2:00 between the salamis? I got that the prosciutto was on the NW side of the plate, but I was curious as to the other one. They both look pretty melt in your mouth which is what that stuff does anyway.
What's that meat at 2:00 between the salamis? I got that the prosciutto was on the NW side of the plate, but I was curious as to the other one. They both look pretty melt in your mouth which is what that stuff does anyway.
What's that meat at 2:00 between the salamis? I got that the prosciutto was on the NW side of the plate, but I was curious as to the other one. They both look pretty melt in your mouth which is what that stuff does anyway.
coppa, it's my favorite
I think that's on the italian sandwiches I get from Firehouse or Jimmy John's.
Merry on that. I decided bloody Mary’s would be better than caffeine to start Christmas. Not as profound as going to college but outside of missing celery salt, we did have Meyer Lemons, pickled okra and semi decent olives.
So far I got a pre order for doom eternal (lmao, I get bought a video game because Doom is all I ever played), an ornament featuring a dearly departed canine friend and family member and a framed STS9 Axe the Cables poster. Got a buzz too. \m/
Would someone kindly point me in the direction of a thread with information on teaching oneself piano? Reading sheet music, piano theory, etc? I bought myself a keyboard as a present to myself. I used to play when I was, I dunno, maybe 11? I'd like to get back into it.
Post by SupeЯfuЯЯyanimal on Dec 25, 2018 23:54:27 GMT -5
Bread- Baby I'm-a Want You was in my top 20 Spotify songs of 2018. I mean, I wouldn't necessarily be ashamed of that but I don't recall ever listening to Bread on Spotify. Especially not in anything that could be mistaken for heavy rotation.
Would someone kindly point me in the direction of a thread with information on teaching oneself piano? Reading sheet music, piano theory, etc? I bought myself a keyboard as a present to myself. I used to play when I was, I dunno, maybe 11? I'd like to get back into it.
Damn, Katy! Not playing around! What are you planning to study?
No idea honestly, I just want to go to school. Right now just doing the local community college route, have to decide if I want a degree in something that will make me happy, or something that will make me money.
Put in my 2 weeks and submitted my FASFA today, so yeah. Woot.
Wow. Leap of faith time!
I will say it's not as much a leap of faith as it would be for others. I am very lucky to be in a position where I don't need to work, I can't imagine trying to do school and working at the same time, and my hats go off to those people, I have it easy.
Would someone kindly point me in the direction of a thread with information on teaching oneself piano? Reading sheet music, piano theory, etc? I bought myself a keyboard as a present to myself. I used to play when I was, I dunno, maybe 11? I'd like to get back into it.
Post by crazykittensmile on Dec 27, 2018 22:08:35 GMT -5
Is there an effective way to learn a language without embarrassing myself in a classroom? I mean, short of full immersion... I really want to learn at least one more language.
Is there an effective way to learn a language without embarrassing myself in a classroom? I mean, short of full immersion... I really want to learn at least one more language.
Is there an effective way to learn a language without embarrassing myself in a classroom? I mean, short of full immersion... I really want to learn at least one more language.
I've only heard good things about Rosetta Stone.
And there's a bunch of apps that are supposedly helpful. Maybe Duolingo or other similar ones.
Is there an effective way to learn a language without embarrassing myself in a classroom? I mean, short of full immersion... I really want to learn at least one more language.
Is there an effective way to learn a language without embarrassing myself in a classroom? I mean, short of full immersion... I really want to learn at least one more language.
I've only heard good things about Rosetta Stone.
I bought the Spanish version a while back, but never got around to trying it out. I took a few years in HS and would (sometime) like to continue with that.
Portuguese is probably next on the list after that.
Is there an effective way to learn a language without embarrassing myself in a classroom? I mean, short of full immersion... I really want to learn at least one more language.
Duolingo is pretty decent. You can learn as many languages as you want at a time.
I thought that was a good idea until I started thinking in six languages in the same sentence.
Is there an effective way to learn a language without embarrassing myself in a classroom? I mean, short of full immersion... I really want to learn at least one more language.
Speaking [Language] with Michel Thomas is a great series. It's largely how I taught myself Spanish. He has you starting off making complete sentences and understanding how they're formed instead of memorizing individual words. For example, in Spanish most words that in English end in -ly instead end in -mente, and words ending in -able or -ible are largely the same. Add a couple others like "that way" (asi) and "to do it" (hacerlo), and he's got you starting off saying sentences like "It's not possible for me" (No es posible para mi) and "Actually, it's probable for me to do it that way" (Actualmente es probable para mi hacerlo asi). Instead of learning codified grammar (such as "it"/lo being the direct object of "to do"/hacer, so "hacerlo" = "to do it"), you just start using the language as it's spoken so the learning process is more natural.
The concepts all build on each other so you learn a lot quickly, and there are two students who are learning along with you, trying out the same things you are. It's all audio but I found it very effective.