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[kittydesade]

せが　たかい tall (height)
せが　ひくい short (height)
はなが　たかい with a big nose
はなが　ひくい with a flat nose
ながい long (length)
みじかい short (length)
まるい round
しかくい square
ほそながい narrow and long

ぼうしを　かぶる to put on a hat
めがねを　かける to put on glasses
イヤリングを　する to put on earrings
とけいを　する to put on a wristwatch
シャツを　きる to put on a shirt
スカートを　はく to put on a skirt
くつを　はく to put on shoes

ふとる to gain weight
やせる to lose weight
けっこんする to marry
～に　すむ to reside
かいしゃに　つとめる to become employed at a company
ふとっている to be chubby
やせている to be thin to be married
けっこんしている to be married
～に　すんでいる to live
かいしゃに　つとめている to be employed at a company

げんき（な） lively
しんせつ（な） kind
やさしい gentle
あかるい cheerful
かわいい cute, adorable
あたまが　いい smart, intelligent
日本語が　わかる to understand Japanese
りょうりが　じょうず（な）　 good at cooking



Okay. Routines. Seriously. As exhausted as I am, routines are a psychological backbone and will help. Especially since learning languages is restful for me and helps me organize my brain. Look at me, prioritizing healthy things overall over pushing myself harder on a writing marathon that I volunteered for anyway on the heels of not one, not two, but three major writing things anyway. Like a responsible adult.

And dammit, keyboard, stop dropping out of hiragana.

And there. See, Jag, don't you feel better for having studied one of your languages today? yes, you do. Stop whining. Your mind is calmer, more relaxed. Your back is less tense. Routines are good things. They give us structure, they help prop us up when we're flagging. And they're reassuring.

Tomorrow, some writing. Some dye-setting, and some editing. Hopefully figuring out when the hell I'm posting my PolyBigBang (yes, I contacted the mods, so hopefully I'll hear something when I get up). Tomorrow morning, ogh. I'll aim for two dialogues translated. We'll see how that goes. And if I'm very lucky I'll have time to breathe and do German tomorrow. I'd rally, really like that.