>
Anek
Well-known member
Sorceress
from
Bavaria, Germany
Pronouns: She/her
Posts: 2,933
from
Bavaria, Germany
Pronouns: She/her
Posts: 2,933
"If the time should come when you have to make a choice between what is right and what is easy, remember Cedric Diggory."
Happy badge day! 
I joined Darbee shortly before you left, but I remember you!
from
from
the cold is already halfway out the door, on its way to the other side of the universe 
(<--- today's drink is the humble chocolate milk)
if you ever find a solution, make sure to tell me 
It's cool that Darebee now also offers badges for challenges 
I'm still switching languages every couple of months. Mostly between Chinese and Russian, my two main languages. Sometimes I pick up Spanish, Italian, Japanese or Korean AGAIN! I have no idea how often I've learnt Hangeul over the past years. Or the Kana. Cyrillic, though, I'll never forget. Russian and Chinese always gets a bit more each time, because I don't really forget everything I've learnt before, but going like this it'll take decades until I get to a satisfying level. Ah, who cares. I don't.
I kept doing my degree for most of the time but I have recently dropped out of the masters in favor of working a job. The thesis work was just being way too much for me and my mental health was at an all time low, and even though some people especially my parents say it was a terrible decision to drop out when all I "had to do" was my thesis, I have been doing much better and working actually feels fulfilling (I'm also working at a gaming company so that's a bigger plus). Now I have been getting back into exercising which my job actually helps with because there's an in-office gym and I can just be there by myself. I am glad you are doing better as well. I wish you luck in getting your writing done!
But it's really mostly me having fun learning words, I absolutely suck at grammar and thus always have trouble making the jump to actually reading. Funny thing: I have no problems learning Chinese words using Chinese characters, but every time I try to learn Japanese words utilising Kanji, I fail hard because they don't always get read the same. That's always the point when I stop learning Japanese again. You probably know that feeling.
