black and white spinners
Did you write a software to do this?
I know nothing about software.
Excellent job!
Tutorials by Jose Sanchez
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Mathematics and Traditional Cuisine
The mathematics of Pasta: A process analysis to find unity, formulas and ways to express structure mathematics of pasta shapes, by their mathematical and geometric properties.
See more at: The Maths of Pasta by George L. Legendre.
Image:
- 'Pasta By Design' - Created by a team of designers, ‘Pasta by Design’ book reveals the hidden mathematical beauty of pasta: its geometrical shapes and surfaces are explained by mathematical formulae, drawings and illustrations.
- Animated gifs - From video: The traditional pasta making techniques used at Della Terra Pasta by Chris Becker [Video] - shared at here.
Types of Pasta in the post (From left to right): Agnolotti - Tortellini - Saccottini - Sagne Incannulate - Pappardelle.
Very impressive.
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How to learn a language
Tips from a language major:
•When learning new vocabulary write the meaning in your language once and the new word at least three times
•If you are learning a new writing style (I.e. Hanzi, kanji, Sanskrit, etc.) write the character at least three times, the meaning and the pronunciation once.
-do not write the pronunciation above the character, write it to the side, otherwise you won’t even try to read it.
-Learn! Stroke! Order!
•when reviewing vocab try to use the word in a sentence.
•do not pay attention to the technicalities of the grammar. Do not attempt to compare it to your own language. This will seriously mess you up for 80 years. Just pay attention to the sentence structure and make similar sentences.
•if you are learning a tonal language (I.e Chinese) or language that has sounds that don’t exist in your language watch videos of people pronouncing things and try to match their mouth movements.
•if all else fails on your tones just speak quickly.
•watch TV shows in that language and yes watch them with subtitles. But please be aware that may not be how people speak in real life (I’m looking at you, Japanese/Chinese/Korean learners)
•DO NOT BE AFRIAD TO MAKE MISTAKES of you mess up during a sentence just correct yourself and keep going.
•flash cards, flash cards, flash cards. Real and digital.
•spend at least an hour a day on it (OUTSIDE of class), if you’re trying to learn on your own you’re gonna need more time.
•talk to yourself in that language, take notes in it, set your phone to it. You probably look crazy but that is a-ok.
•listen to music in that language, while it probably won’t do much for your ability in the beginning it will help you distinguish sounds once you get pretty good.
•and lastly, don’t give up. It took you like ten years to grasp your own language it’s gonna take awhile to grasp another.
-How I learned 2 ½ languages at once.
This should be helpful, since I’m a Russian major.
Thank you for your tips.
Name: Luis
Age: 16
I am a native speaker of: Spanish
I want to practice: English
Hobbies: Reading books, listening to music, singing.
Personal message: Hi! I hope you all are doing well, I am looking for
someone to practice my English with and I could help you with your
Spanish as well, we could talk about many things. Please don’t be shy,
just send me a message ;)
Blog: @rainover-you
How do we become a partner?
Best Language Learning Apps
Learning a new language can be…difficult. Actually, at times, that’s an understatement. I’ve compiled a list of the best apps and websites I’ve found, including a few specifically for French.
• Duolingo
This is one of the most well know websites/apps for langauge learning. It’s great for basics and beginning grammar. It can also be fun because you can earn points to buy extra lessons like flirting!
◦ Busuu
Another well known vocabulary learning resource, Busuu is great because you can learn in order of A1, A2, B1, B2. I prefer Busuu over Duolingo mainly for that reason. Busuu has tons of super useful everyday vocabulary, and also phrases are taught, which can be a lot better than singular words.
• Fluentu
Fluentu is an app where you can view videos in your target language with subtitles. They are divided by level which makes it really easy!
◦ Memrise
Memrise is by far one of my favorite apps to use for language. It has many different decks of words/phrases, and each word/phrase comes up at certain times to make sure you remember them. My favorite is the conjugations! Conjugations has been the hardest thing for me with my french, and this app has helped make it so much easier for me.
• Podcasts (Apple app)
This is a basic app, and it’s not really specific to language learning, but listening to podcasts is so helpful when it comes to listening comprehension. My favorite for french is News in Slow French, One Thing In A French Day, and CoffeeBreak French.
◦ HelloTalk
I LOVE HelloTalk! It’s a really clean app that allows you to speak with people learning a language you know that, if you want, also knows your target language. It has so many helpful tools like in-app translation and you can also set up a language exchange where you text in the first language for a certain amount of words, then the other, you actually speak in the first language, and then the second. I’ve met so many awesome people from France to Belgium to Canada to Morocco!
• Linqapp
I use this app a little less, but I still like it. It’s mainly for asking questions about the language you need help with. You can make sure something you wrote is correct and native sounding, or have someone help you translate a phrase! People respond super quickly on here.
◦ Brainscape
This app isn’t specifically for language, and the company actually has some apps for specific languages, but it’s really great. It’s very similar to Memrise, except you can create as many decks as you want.
Websites and Apps Specifically for French
• Learn French- Verbs
This is actually one of the apps specifically for language that Brainscape has made. It’s just like brainscape but it has preloaded cards for each verb tense and key french verbs.
◦ Bescherelle
Bescherelle is a website, but I went onto Safari and added it onto my home screen so it was easily accessible. I love using this app for whenver I need to know the conjugation for a verb and I can’t remember! Usually translators suck when it comes to conjugation, so this is really helpful.
• Frenchcrazy.com and frenchtogether.com
Frenchcrazy and frenchtogether.com are sites that feauture great tips and immersion blog posts! They are typically pretty funny and get me in the mood to study my french.
That’s all I have for now! I hope these apps can help you with your language studies. -Hailey
-Name: Stephanie
-Age: 17
-I am a native speaker of: Burmese/Myanmar but for simplicity’s sake I’ll say English
-I want to practice: Japanese & German also trying to learn ASL and Chinese
-Interests/hobbies: Music :3, I listen to almost anything from Rammstein to EMD to Lana Del Rey. I do watch some anime. I like dark/horror movies and TVs shows like AHS too. Travelling is nice too.
-Personal message: Hello! Would you like to have a friend from a country you’ve never heard of :D /points to self/
I swear I’m not as weird/awkward as I make myself sound .__. I like to talk to people but I’m usually very scared to start a conversation. It would be really nice to talk to someone :3 promise I’m friendly
http://whendoormatssuicide.tumblr.com/
thethtetstephanie@gmail.com
Good to see Burmese in this group
As with any invention, the sooner people join the more opportunity they will have to create a high-income opportunity for themselves. It’s a lifetime opportunity in the revolution of digital economy today.
To mine or not to mine
When do you mine?
life hack: spend your student loans on new clothes. you’ll still be just as poor and you’ll look a lot better
wow! what a poignant idea. you are such a smart guy .
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