about the languages in YOI

clearly-kero:

i just want to preface this by saying– there is nothing canon about this, i’m not trying to say it’s ~official~. all of this is just what i think as a viewer of the show who has been watching shit (the majority of which is anime) for a long time and am thus used to visual/auditory cues. i also speak japanese well enough that i get the audio cues, but i’ll try not to dwell on them for those of you who don’t!

this is going to be a long fucking post because there are a ton of screencaps in here (every interaction that i felt was even slightly important) so be warned lol. tbh it’s more for my own reference than anything ANYWAY here we go.

Afficher davantage

rosesmusings:

skeleton-tiddies:

revolutionarygirlshati:

animatedamerican:

fenrisesque:

emperor-of-matzah:

oakttree:

judeoceltische:

ameliarating:

quartzbones:

mule-cat:

anemia-fr:

skyspireclan:

algae-bottom-slarg:

diveremblem:

aperfectexampleofsarcasm:

new cool meme: find out what each of ur names mean and then shove them together

im white enchantress woman who works with stone

Fair-Haired watchman of the Strait

Born of Fire from the sandy lands

Grace of the oath of god, who is like god, mild merciful and gentle

Brave reborn ravens of Odin

“young girl” “bringing good(ness)” “pot(s)”

emotional sea hot dogs.

Hebrew: Joyous labor of God, a wolf
English: Industrious, joyous wolf.

(missing one of my names which has no meaning and was probably screwed up by some immigration official.)

Small green woman descended from sweet men and iron workers

gentle tree woman who lives by the sea, descended from newcomers 

Headstrong bristle

hawke janitor

daughter-of-god honeybee hereditary-temple-laborer white-mountain

fat anointed assembly

the pure favor of god born of the supplanter

fair flower hay-wagoner

smoltinypumpkinchild:

nurselofwyr:

deenoverdami:

The thing I hate most about depression is that it tricks you into thinking you don’t have depression. It makes you think that nothing is wrong with you, that you just feel this way because you lack value as a person. Whether that’s in your relationships, your academics, or a view of yourself, it makes you think you aren’t good enough for any of that.

“It’s not the illness,” it says, “You feel this way because it’s who you are.”

“Mental illness is like fighting a war where the enemy’s strategy is to convince you that the war isn’t actually happening.”

There is no war in Ba Sing Se