what are you listening to THIS VERY SECOND?

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I think Dee Snider a born again christian now.

Great riff. Guns n Roses.

Yeah I know, and it is dissapointing. But also, that is a good guns and roses tune.

I find the solo in this, Awesome. "Where do we go...where do we go now"

^ Guns n roses do a good cover.

^ not much of a guns'n Roses fan (only know a few songs by them) but i like that song.

I am listening to an edgy Spotify playlist

A great song to play for when I die:

^That's such a beautiful and peaceful song.

I agree. I recommend listening to it when you want to sleep since the point of the song is eyes that shine bright eventually close wistfully and peacefully, which kind of makes sense if you're trying to sleep.

It helps me sleep.

Are you into peaceful relaxing music because almost all my favorite music is peaceful rhythmic music or anime OSTs like the above and I wish there was a genre of music for that

^ Yeah, i love these types of music too! I have several playlists for game/anime osts and relaxing/chillout type of music.



I recommend Cafe Del Mar albums, we used to listen to those kinds of music at the art course i used to attend, my teacher called it "creation music" haha. It is very calming to listen to these while drawing/meditating or before sleep.

Without understanding a single word of Russian (on my list of languages to learn eventually after Arabic, Greek and French) I still find this song enrapturing and beautiful to listen to:

^those are some hard languages to master, but you might be able to do it if you have a gift to learning languages. I taught myself a bit of Japanese by using duolingo and watching anime haha. It is so much fun.

Because of my dyslexia and other learning disabilities learning other languages is much harder for me than I want, but I still want to learn more languages. Im currently learning Arabic even though I hate the Arabic language (bad memories since my Grandma was Lebanese and used to abuse me speaking in Arabic) and despite having some background in Arabic from raising my monolingual Lebanese Grandma (who taught me Arabic through her very creative ways of cursing at me in her native language) I still find Arabic insanely hard to learn. The only reason why im choosing to learn Arabic is because Arabic is a level 5 language, making it one of the hardest languages in the world to learn for English speakers, so if I already have some background in Arabic as traumatic as it is using that background to pursue further Arabic learning can open up entire jobs and opportunities if people see Arabic on my resume

But in terms of languages I actually want to learn because I enjoy them, Greek, French and Russian are number 1 on my list

I used to use duo lingo but there's a much better way to learn languages, and that's through LingQ.com

^ I know Arabic is an insanely hard language to learn in general so kudos to you for trying to master it. It is also a very good idea like you say, to have more job oppurtunities.

I will try the website you mention, since i am done with the japanese class in duolingo already.

This is a russian song i really like:

Trust me when I say as someone who has used both LingQ and duo lingo LingQ>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>duo lingo by leaps and bounds

Easily

LingQ is like a fresh seasoned filet mignon compared to duo lingo which is like a dry fast food burger

https://www.lingq.com/en/

No comparison and you'll see that for yourself when you try LingQ

Arabic is insanely hard but for all the hardships raising my dementia ridden Lebanese grandma she did impart to me the Arabic language, quite forcefully at times too...

Spanish is a beautiful language: