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tea-coffee-languages:
“ There are two forms of sentence structure you can use with prepositions.
topic は something の position(preposition) に　あります・います
something の position に subject があります・います
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Months in Japanese

一月 - january (ichigatsu)
二月 - february (nigatsu)
三月 - march (sangatsu)
四月 - april (shigatsu)
五月 - may (gogatsu)
六月 - june (rokugatsu)
七月 - july (shichigatsu)
八月 - august (hachigatsu)
九月 - september (kugatsu)
十月 - october (juugatsu)
十一月 - november (juuichigatsu)
十二月 - december (juunigatsu)

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riblr:
“ 諦めないで｜あきらめないで｜don’t give up
- softer, often used by women
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起死回生きしかいせい
Lit: Wake from death, return to life.
Meaning: To recover from an awful situation; to make something terrible into a success story.
(via uni-venture)

It seems to me that the years between eighteen and twenty-eight are the hardest, psychologically. It’s then you realize this is make or break, you no longer have the excuse of youth, and it is time to become an adult – but you are not ready. Helen Mirrin (via quotemadness)
(Source: quotemadness.com, via quotemadness)

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cinephile-at-heart:

me: better call saul is so much better as a singular story rather than a breaking bad prequel. i would rather the show be entirely about jimmy’s relationships with kim and chuck than deal with any brba characters directly. mike is great but perfunctory to the show’s core tragedy
also me the second gus fring showed his smug mug:
Originally posted by geekylaugifs

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6 years ago

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