u/NuanceOfAKid

I want to teach myself spanish from zero. And when I say zero I don't mean I want to start with some simple words or sentences that may be used in daily life. I want to learn the structure, pronouns, how adjectives work, tenses etc. so I can understand why when spoken, people say the stuff they say the way they do.

I've already been practicing for a while, I know stuff like not needing to use a pronouns and instead adding it to the verb like Hablo for Present or diffrence between Soy/Estoy patterns like -mente, -idad, -ista, -ito/ita

Ex: El gatita etc. and written down the majority of it. After learning these I want to then learn vocab via daily practice and watching videos and listening.

But I don't own any testbooks as I cant afford them and I can't really find youtube channels that teach grammer first. Not only that I don't know what the best way to memorise these are, I already watch with subtitles. I also try to speak it or remind myself in the daily like I see a tree-> árbol ,see cat-> el gato etc. Also while i have written down a lot of stuff idk what the most important stiff are, I havent yet written down What/Why questions tho I do know the rules to make sentences etc.. Any advice? Ive just been writing and revising them since i got no textbook but i think it's rather slow than i normally learn...

This isn't directly related to proshipping but I think still deserves to be here.

"Moe" Is a slang term for a specific artstyle, originating on certain forums from late 1980s to early 1990s to describe a certain parasocial attachment to 2D characters. The aesthetic is most strongly associated with the "Cute Girls Doing Cute Things" (CGDCT) genre and distinguishes itself from the broader kawaii movement through its deliberate use of specific design features to produce emotional responses in an otaku audience.

Anonymous young men began to use the slang "Moe" To describe their feelings towards yound female characters in anime, manga and games.

The artstyle largely focuses on the hair but most importantly the proportions of the body and eyes for detail and emotion while the nose, mouth and eyebrows are usually thin lines. The characters headshape is similar to a circle with its body being one of a juvenile. The artstyle gained attention in 2000s and there are a lot of recurring costumes these characters wear like; Maid dresses, school uniforms, various "cute" Fantasy-adjacent outfits like kemonomimi. (Animal ears and tails)

I think it's quite obvious that the artstyle is for shota/loli fans but yet, when someone with a moe artstyle draws shota/loli they get hate. Something I find even more ironic is that some Moe artists are anti-ship. Like??? You draw in a specific style that was originally to grab shota/loli fans attention, are you aware of that? Go draw in another style.

I was thinking of making a cipher based off numbers for extremely basic communicstion. Not longer numbers like 826 etc but like 0,1,2 etc each having their own meaning. For ex if said;

7 11 11 7 10

And so on written do u believe it could be decoded or would it not be able to? Would it be extreamly hard etc.

Also numbers like 7.5 or 7.4 exist too bot for all tho

I just had a IMO funny argument with some guy en r/EnglishLearning. I was just asking if anyone was better at english than their own native language and somehow made a guy mad by that. We bickered back and forth a bit before I said I'd quit replying AND got on my old account (which I've been slowly deleting) and replied to him asking why he's mad someone is proud of their english. The guy admitted defeat! He said I reminded him of the kids bragging about not knowing their native language since its outdated etc and knowing english instead and that "I guess they were right. I did feel strongly about this. " o7

So ofc I replied that it was just a mistake on their part and that they(my other acc) wasn't bragging about not knowing nl they were bragging about being better at english compared to people around them. also that being proud isn't something bad. I told him that he was mature for admitting his mistakes and he should be proud of that. Idk why but it was kinda sweet lmao.

07.03 -8-28-2026

So... I'm a teen non-native english speaker that uses english in the daily, to the point it has surpassed my native language skills. I watch stuff in english, write in english, read in english and listen to audiobooks in english. I used to read a lot but dropped it due to being busy in highschool and now can't pick it back up due to my native language feeling awkward to read compared to english and I'd rather read in english. In a way it makes me proud that my english is rather more advenced compared to my peers but in the other hand I feel like an actual idiot trying to read in my native language. It's actually starting to feel like my mother tounge is another language that I can't yet fully comprehend.

I choose language for HS and need to keep my grades high up in my native language as well as german which I kinda still don't know anything about. It wouldn't be that big of a deal had it not been for the fact that my native language has insane control over my overall grades, and my comprehension level of it might as well as be one of an elementary schooler. (I speak Turkish) I'm gonna try to fix it this year as well as try learning Spanish but still.

I was wondering if anyone else is or has been in a similar situation.