itsmaggira:

INTRODUCING….The OCCULT ONLY sims 4 challenge absolutely nobody asked for! Inspired by the @lilsimsie Not So Berry challenge, The Sims 4 “Not So Scary” challenge takes a variety of features from the different spooky packs to guide your sims legacy in a new and spooky direction! This challenge is designed with creative freedom in mind, meaning there are limited trait and aspiration restrictions. Take the story in whatever direction you want to! Each generation also includes a related build (bc idk about y’all but I need to work on my build/buy too) My hope is that this challenge opens up a door for simmers to play with the weird and rejected sims, and experience a new style of gameplay!

Gen 1: Spooky love story

All your life you’ve felt connected to the “other side” It seemed only fitting to become a paranormal investigator to use your special talent to help others, but maybe there’s more than just career success to be found in those haunted mansions….

✧ become licensed paranormal investigator
✧ master the medium and writing skill
✧ purchase the “brave” reward trait
✧ must fall in love and marry a ghost
✧ live in a haunted house after marriage
✧ have one child who will become the next heir
✧ complete the bestselling author aspiration

BUILD: create a ghost hunters tiny home!

Gen 2: I’m in love…with a vampire?! ‍♂️

Your dads a ghost, your moms a “kook”, and your maid is a skeleton?! All you’ve ever wanted was a normal family, and to stop being the ~weird kid~ Your parents are always busy with work leaving you with only your art supplies and plopsy shop. That is until the new kid at school shows interest in you…could this be your chance for a normal life?!?

✧ must have loner and creative trait
✧ have no friends your age until s/o is met in teen years
✧ s/o must be a vampire
✧ can never be drank from/see ur s/o in vampire form until dating (bonus if ur married)
✧ master knitting and 1 other creative skill!
✧ complete good vampire aspiration!
✧ have twins (or triplets for added challenge)

BUILD: create a “suburban family dream home” with hidden vampire secrets…

Gen 3: Twitches get stitches

The family name is known in the world of the paranormal and unusual, but magical creatures and sorcerers are on the rise. Raised in a household of powerful vampires and motivated to bring fame to your family name, you begin your study of spell craft and train for your fight to become the family heir.

✧ have a sibling rivalry with all of your siblings
✧ each child must master a different area of spell craft (max three)
✧ heir is not chosen until a winner is crowned at a duel that takes place during adult years (option to kill the losing sibling[s] after duel)
✧ heir must achieve lvl 3 fame or above
✧ be the leader of a cult (club) of magical sims only
✧ have at least one child

BUILD: create the perfect magical gathering location for your club of spooky sims

Gen 4: Who runs the world?

Your family has dominated the supernatural world in every aspect, now it’s time to rule the sim world as the queen/king you are, with a trophy s/o by your side and piles of green to prove it.

✧ achieve negative reputation
✧ live on largest lot in the world u choose
✧ have snob trait
✧ reach lvl 10 in politician or villain career path
✧ marry a GREEN sim (alien or plant sim)
✧ complete fabulously wealthy aspiration

BUILD: create a community lot that honors your family legacy! (a park with your family name, a magical store, a fancy art gallery, the possibilities are endless!)

I hope you all find this challenge to be a fun way to spice up your gameplay with the unusual! You can watch me play this legacy on my twitch and see all my builds and sims under the tag #notsoscarylegacy on the gallery! I will also be posting gameplay and challenge updates on my twitter! 

Hello everyone! I wanted to repost this from my twitch account in case any of you lovely study bloggers play any cozy games like sims 4, stardew or animal crossing! I made a challenge and I’d love for you to try it!

I stream now on twitch while I get my minor in Korean! We have a safe inclusive chat, I’d love to see you there –>twitch.tv/maggira 

lilidoescriticallanguages:

Hey guys, so instead of a long drawn on post, I’ve made an easy to read version of how to begin studying Asian languages through pictures! Yay!!!! Everything is really straight forward and easy but let me know if you have any questions!

I would actually push against just reading song lyrics as korean lyrics don’t always have correct grammar and they sometimes phrase things unnaturally. Instead, practice your reading through not only music and tv, but example dialogue or children’s books! That way you’re being surrounded by natural written and spoken korean as well. Happy studying~

I moved into my dorm at the University of Pittsburgh on the 15th! I want to be as organized as I can so here’s my first real attempt at a bujo. We shall see how well I am able to keep up with this. The spreads are simple and I messed up in a few places but I’m very happy with it as it works well for me so far! 

studykorean101:

10 Useful Verbs + How to Use Them [pt. 2]

Enjoy part two to this long journey! Check out [pt. 1] here! 

This list will go over: (15/100)
     1. 마시다 - to drink
     2. 배우다 - to learn
     3. 앉다 - to sit
     4. 가르치다 - to teach
     5. 걷다 - to walk
     6. 달리다 - to run
     7. 춤추다 - to dance
     8. 자다 - to sleep
     9. 일하다 - to work
     10. 쉬다 - to rest

마시다– to drink

Present Tense:
    casual – 마셔
     low formal – 마셔요
    high formal – 마십니다
Past Tense:
     casual – 마셨어
    low formal – 마셨어요
     high formal – 마셨습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 마실 거야 // 마시겠어
     low formal – 마실 거예요 // 마시겠어요
     high formal – 마실 겁니다 // 마시겠습니다

Example Sentences: (declarative // conditional)
1. casual: 마시자 ~! – let’s drink!
2. low formal: 집에서 주스를 마셨어요 – I drank juice at home
3. high formal: 우유를 마지막 한 방울까지 마실 겁니다 // 마시겠습니다 – I will drink every last drop of milk

배우다– to learn

Present Tense:
    casual – 배워  
     low formal – 배워요
    high formal – 배웁니다
Past Tense:
     casual – 배웠어
    low formal – 배웠어요
     high formal – 배웠습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 배울 거야 // 배우겠어
     low formal – 배울 거예요 // 배우겠어요
     high formal – 배울 겁니다 // 배우겠습니다

Example Sentences: 
1. casual: 학교에서 나는 문법을 배워 – at school, I learn grammar.
2. low formal: 저 아이 때 영어를 배웠어요 – I learned English when I was a kid
3. high formal: 한국어를 배울 겁니다 // 배우겠습니다

앉다– to sit

Present Tense:
    casual – 앉아
     low formal – 앉아요
    high formal – 앉습니다
Past Tense:
     casual – 앉았어
    low formal – 앉았어요
     high formal – 앉았습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 앉을 거야 // 앉겠어
     low formal – 앉을 거예요 // 앉겠어요
     high formal – 앉을 겁니다 // 앉겠습니다

Example Sentences: 
1. casual: 앉아 주세요 – please sit
2. low formal: 저는 전정국 앞에 앉았어요 – I sat in front of Jungkook!
3. high formal: 저 이 침대에 앉을 겁니다 // 앉겠습니다 – I’m going to sit on this bed

가르치다– to teach

Present Tense:
    casual – 가르쳐
     low formal – 가르쳐요
    high formal – 가르칩니다
Past Tense:
     casual – 가르쳤어
    low formal – 가르쳤어요
     high formal – 가르쳤습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 가르칠 거야 // 가르치겠어
     low formal – 가르칠 거예요 // 가르치겠어요
     high formal – 가르칠 겁니다 // 가르치겠습니다

Example Sentences: 
1. casual: 언제 가르치? – when do you teach?
2. low formal: 제 한국 친구는 제게 한국어를 가르쳤어요 – my Korean friend taught me Korean
3. high formal: 한국에 가서 영어를 가르칠 겁니다 // 가르치겠습니다 – I’m going to teach English in Korea

걷다– to walk

Present Tense:
    casual – 걸어
     low formal – 걸어요
    high formal – 걷습니다
Past Tense:
     casual – 걸었어
    low formal – 걸었어요
     high formal – 걸었습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 걸을 거야 // 걷겠어
     low formal – 걸을 거예요 // 걷겠어요
     high formal – 걸을 겁니다 // 걷겠습니다

Example Sentences: 
1. casual: 빨리 걸어! – walk quickly!
2. low formal: 어제 가게까지 걸었어요 – I walked to the store yesterday
3. high formal: 학교에 걸을 겁니다 // 걷겠습니다 – I am going to walk to school

달리다– to run

Present Tense:
    casual – 달려
     low formal – 달려요
    high formal – 달립니다
Past Tense:
     casual – 달렸어
    low formal – 달렸어요
     high formal – 달렸습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 달릴 거야 // 다리겠어
     low formal – 달릴 거예요 // 다리겠어요
     high formal – 달릴 겁니다 // 다리겠습니다

Example Sentences: 
1. causal: 달려!! – run!!
2. low formal: 다리기를 했어요 – I ran (운동하기 – exercise)
3. high formal: 학교에 달릴 겁니다 // 달리겠습니다 – I will run to school

춤추다– to dance

Present Tense:
    casual – 춤춰
     low formal – 춤춰요
    high formal – 춤춥니다
Past Tense:
     casual – 춤췄어
    low formal – 춤췄어요
     high formal – 춤췄습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 춤출 거야 // 춤추겠어
     low formal – 춤출 거예요 // 춤추겠어요
     high formal – 춤출 겁니다 // 춤추겠습니다

Example Sentences: 
1. casual: 기뻐서 춤춰 – dance with joy // jumping with joy
2. low formal: 저는 3시간 동안 춤췄어요 – I danced for three hours
3. high formal: 저는 그와 함께 춤출 겁니다 // 춤추겠습니다 – I’m gonna dance with him!

자다– to sleep

Present Tense:
    casual – 자
     low formal – 자요  
    high formal – 잡니다
Past Tense:
     casual – 잤어
    low formal – 잤어요
     high formal – 잤습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 잘 거야 // 자겠어
     low formal – 잘 거예요 // 자겠어요
     high formal – 잘 겁니다 // 자겠습니다

Example Sentences: 
1. casual: 잘 자 ~ - sleep well ~
2. low formal: 저 10시간 동안 잠을 잤어요 – I slept for ten hours
3. high formal: 저는 항상 제 침대에 잠을 잘 겁니다 // 자겠습니다 – I’ll always sleep in my bed

일하다– to work

Present Tense:
    casual - 일해
     low formal - 일해요
    high formal - 일합니다
Past Tense:
     casual - 일했어
    low formal - 일했어요
     high formal - 일했습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 일할 거야 // 일하겠어
     low formal – 일할 거예요 // 일하겠어요
     high formal – 일할 겁니다 // 일하겠습니다

Example Sentences: 
1. casual: 열심히 일해! 파이팅! – Work hard! Fighting!
2. low formal: 저는 주말 내내 일했어요 – I worked all weekend
3. high formal: 지금부터 더욱 열심히 일할 겁니다 // 일하겠습니다 – I’ll work harder from now on

쉬다– to rest

Present Tense:
    casual - 쉬어
     low formal - 쉬어요
    high formal - 쉽니다
Past Tense:
     casual - 쉬었어
    low formal - 쉬었어요
     high formal - 쉬었습니다
Future Tense:
     casual – 쉴 거야 // 쉬겠어
     low formal – 쉴 거예요 // 쉬겠어요
     high formal – 쉴 겁니다// 쉬겠습니다

Example Sentences: 
1. casual: 이제 좀 쉬어 – get some rest (lit. now rest a little)
2. low formal: 너무 많이 쉬었어요 – I relaxed too much!
3. high formal: 저는 집에서 가서 쉴 겁니다 // 쉬겠습니다 – I will go home and rest!

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Enjoy this (much longer) list of 10 useful verbs and how to use them! If you like these, lemme know! I have more time and am willing to create more posts like this! Happy Learning :)

~ SK101