My Guys. The Fact That So Many Of You Are Reblogging My Post About Justice Thomas's Desire To Overturn

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tattoo tickets

I am almost 100% certain that if people saw the world like Bob Ross saw the world, the worl would be a much better place

Unique tree

I cannot read or understand russian, but the fear in this cat’s eyes are enough for me to understand fear. 

решил сфoтoгрaфировaть спящeгo кота, но звук кaмeры нaпугaл его

решил сфoтoгрaфировaть спящeгo кота, но звук кaмeры нaпугaл его

jackson + squirtles ♡

NCT 127 ‘NCT#127 Regular-Irregular’ Group Teaser

BASIC KOREAN SENTENCE STRUCTURE

♡ in korean, it is important to use the correct sentence structure, or your sentences may seem really confusing :

-> in english : Subject Verb Object -> in korean : Subject Object Verb

now, let’s look at some examples!

we are gonna use this simple sentence : “i bought a book”, in korean it would be : “i a book bought”

저는 책을 샀어요 책 = book 샀어요(past tense) from the verb 사다 = to buy it’s really different, right?

⚠ the object ALWAYS comes BEFORE the verb, and the verb is ALWAYS at the END of the sentence. ⚠

♡ locations are also used BEFORE verbs :

“저는 학교에 가요” i go to school 학교 = school 에= location particle (to) 가요 (present tense) from the verb 가다 = to go

“저는 학교에서 공부해요” i study at school 학교 = school 에서 = location particle (at) 공부해요 (present tense) from the verb 공부하다 = to study

“저는 집에 잤어요” i slept at home 집 = home 에 = location particle (at) 잤어요 (past tense) from the verb 자다 = to sleep

⚠ you can put the time before or after the subject though :

both of these sentences mean “today I will eat at home” :

before -> 오늘 저는 집에서 먹을 거예요 after -> 저는 오늘 집에서 먹을 거예요 오늘 = today 집 = home 에서 = location particle (at) 먹을 거예요 (future tense) from the verb 먹다 = to verb

“tomorrow, i will study at school” before -> 내일 저는 학교에서 공부할 거예요 after -> 저는 내일 학교에서 공부할 거예요 내일 = tomorrow 학교 = school 에서 = location particle (at) 공부하다 = to study ~ㄹ 거예요 (future tense)

♡ adverbs are added before verbs : 저는 열심히 공부해요 I study hard 열심히 = hard

and finally, adjectives work the same way as they do in english! just put them before the noun they describe :

매운 라면 = spicy ramen 매운 = spicy 라면 = ramen

예쁜 여자 = beautiful woman 예쁜 = beautiful 여자 =  woman

*sigh* queen Victoria’s arms are quite exquisite 😩

**makes a Gregorian chant dedicated to the exquisite arms**

Yongseung

Black cat bring good luck 😌 I seen him face <33 reblogging for good luck <3

Black cats are lucky. (via leahweissmuller)