Hi!! I'll be studying in TiU in a few months, and am considering different housing options. What are your experiences with wonenbreburg (verbs) and SSH (talentsquare)? I mean pricing, location, what the state of the rooms is, ...
I lowk give up on looking at the private market since I guess it's too saturated
Do tell if there's any other student residences (that rent for less than 6 months) besides these two
Hi! I'm a student from Spain. I can speak Spanish and Galician at a native level, as well as English with high proficiency (Cambridge C1 since I was 14). I also have a Delf B2 in French and am set to graduate in a Japanese B2 at my province's language school. I'm not an expert with these languages (I stopped studying French daily about 2 years ago, and I'm more casual with Japanese), but I'm confident I can teach anyone the basics, let's say to a A2 level.
I'm mainly seeking someone who can teach me Dutch because I'll be studying there for a few months next year. I know some of the basics (forming the plural, most regular verbs and pronouns, some basic vocabulary and catchphrases, basic pronunciation) but I could really use the boost before I go. I'm also looking to talk to someone in Japanese to better my skills.
I'll be quite busy when college starts again mid-September, but I'd like to talk maybe some 10 minutes every day!
My interests include: reading (some of my favorite authors include: Charles Dickens, Oscar Wilde, Mary Shelley and Mark Twain), music (I've been playing the euphonium since I was little), some videogames like Minecraft and Undertale, and some animes like monster or Evangelion.
I'm open to any kind of anonymous-ish communication, like Telegram. When we get to know each other a little bit, it could be cool to voice call or even play videogames together. I do have an old laptop so nothing too heavy on the cpu lol
Looking forward to meeting people here!
Hi! I'm a student from Spain. I can speak Spanish and Galician at a native level, as well as English with high proficiency (Cambridge C1 since I was 14). I also have a Delf B2 in French and am set to graduate in a Japanese B2 at my province's language school. I'm not an expert with these languages (I stopped studying French daily about 2 years ago, and I'm more casual with Japanese), but I'm confident I can teach anyone the basics, let's say to a A2 level.
I'm mainly seeking someone who can teach me Dutch because I'll be studying there for a few months next year. I know some of the basics (forming the plural, most regular verbs and pronouns, some basic vocabulary and catchphrases, basic pronunciation) but I could really use the boost before I go. I'm also looking to talk to someone in Japanese to better my skills.
I'll be quite busy when college starts again mid-September, but I'd like to talk maybe some 10 minutes every day!
My interests include: reading (some of my favorite authors include: Charles Dickens, Oscar Wilde, Mary Shelley and Mark Twain), music (I've been playing the euphonium since I was little), some videogames like Minecraft and Undertale, and some animes like monster or Evangelion.
I'm open to any kind of anonymous-ish communication, like Telegram. When we get to know each other a little bit, it could be cool to voice call or even play videogames together. I do have an old laptop so nothing too heavy on the cpu lol
Looking forward to meeting people here!
Idk. I've watched the anime twice as well as rebellion and I still don't get it. I guess she is to some extent preventing Madoka from becoming a Goddess like she freely chose at a given point, but isn't it pretty understandable? In becoming divine, madoka is also subjecting herself to endless suffering until the end of time, all of it for mostly girls she doesn't even know.
It could also be argued that Madoka felt like this was destiny she couldn't reject, since Kyubey would keep on weaponizing her friends to convince her (and Homura wouldn't survive walpurgisnacht alone, so she would also die if Madoka chose not to become a magical girl). Not to mention she was 14-15 when she decided to take it, which says a lot about how capable of consenting to something like that she actually was, and that she, in several instances, told Homura directly that she doesn't want to be a magical girl/wouldn't want such a destiny.
Idk if I'm making any sense, but I put myself in Homura's place (where I have to see my friend getting manipulated into accepting a death sentence over and over) and I don't think that my actions would be very different from hers. It's also worth noting that people keep claiming she's the literal devil when she only ever says that because she won't let God (madoka) accomplish her plan