English: fabric

1. cloth of any kind that is woven or knit from fibers, either vegetable or animal
   
2. the manner in which the parts of a thing are united
   
3. workmanship; texture; make
   

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Translations

• Catalan: teixit
  
• Esperanto: ŝtofo
  
• French: tissu
  
• Galician: tecido
  
• German: Material, Stoff, Gewebe
  
• Hindi: बनाव
  
• Italian: tessuto
  
• Portuguese: tecido
  
• Romanian: material
  
• Spanish: tejido
  
• Swedish: tyg
  

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There was a similar post a year ago that asked the same question but it's mostly likely dead and that provided a currently outdated version of the english translation.
Now that the patch is mostly finished, i kindly ask if anyone could upload the already patched files and send it here (since it requires a PC to do it aswell) and help some other people in the same problem, since this translation method doesn't use rePatch to be applied and it's way more deep.
The forum link with proper steps for installation is right here: https://gbatemp.net/threads/gekijouban-mahou-shoujo-madoka-magica-the-battle-pentagram-translation-project.608242/

While technically not OI, it’s rofan with a lot of OI elements (the thing centers on two relative cultural outsiders looking for answers about the past and working towards redemption/acceptance—and ML is a yandere simp of the best variety). I’m also desperate.
The manga (official translation on Lehzin) just finished, but it ended unexpectedly and abruptly, without tying up…a lot.
So I went hunting, found there IS a webnovel by finding the original manga on Comico (which ended last month), and the translation of descriptive blurb mentioning it’s based on a webnovel by “EVERYSTAR” (エブリスタ発ノ).
I tried beyond that to find the thing, but hit a wall with my lack of Japanese (I can do more with Korean since Hangul is a nicely streamlined alphabet, so much easier to play with).
So does anyone have any clue how I might find the original? In English translation would be better, but I’ll buy the original and read it MTL if I have no other option.
Thanks for a clue in advance if you have one—I know it’s a bit of a shot in the dark.😭

Hi, I saw a horror movie like approx. 10 years ago but I can't find the title.
I saw it on Netflix. It was a found footage style movie about a group of friends which were making a documentary or something similar. I also think the movie was based in eastern Europe in a very little village. The movie took place inside a small farm. The group starts playing something like the ouija board, but if I remember correctly it wasn't actually an ouija board, I kind of remember they were using glases and a wooden table that had some engravings/marks to contact a spirit.
The group of friends hire a local guide, which at the end turns out being one of the bad guys and I think he worked on the farm. Or was related with the previous owners of the farm.
And if I remember correctly there was some cannibalism involved (not the main focus of the movie).The ghost they contacted was involved in cannibalism practices or something in those lines.
They ghost the group contacted was a little girl, I think.
I saw that movie in Spanish (translated), so I don't remember what the original language of the movie was.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide

Hope y’all are having a great day!
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25M USA - EST Hispanic-American Fluent in both English and Spanish Hobbies/Interests: Gaming, Reading, Sports, Hiking, watching movies, listening to music, etc.
During the week, work from home so things do slow down from time to time, always down to chat when I can!
Just looking to meet cool people and have a good time tbh, especially those who can hold a convo. I’ve been told I’m a nice guy to chat with, and I hold myself to that lol
If anything sounds interesting, feel free to shoot me a DM! 🤝
Please include your ASL and more than just one word with your first message lol, much appreciated! Pics are also welcome, but not required by any means :)
Have a great rest of your week!

I wanna know if there’s any fan translation to the Spanish language of the novel. I’m planning to do my own translation to a more “neutral” Spanish, rather than the common peninsular Spanish often found in novel translations. Sadly I don’t know any Estonian to do a more faithful translation, so I would also like to know which English translation is the one you consider the best one out there :)

The manga (official translation on Lehzin) just finished, but it ended unexpectedly and abruptly, without tying up…a lot.
So I went hunting, found there IS a webnovel by finding the original manga on Comico (which ended last month), and the translation of the descriptive blurb mentioned it’s based on a webnovel by “EVERYSTAR” (エブリスタ発ノ).
I tried beyond that to find the thing, but hit a wall with my lack of Japanese (I can do more with Korean since Hangul is a nicely streamlined alphabet, so much easier to play with).
Does anyone have any clue how I might find the original? An English translation would be better, but I’ll buy the original and read it MTL if I have no other option.
Thanks for a clue in advance if you have one—I know it’s a bit of a shot in the dark.😭

Our first kid is starting kindergarten in the Fall, and we're having trouble deciding where to send them. We were hoping to get some other folks' thoughts on pros/cons, or what kinds of questions we should be asking ourselves/schools/teachers, to help guide our decision.
We're looking at:

1. A Waldorf-inspired charter school; K-8
2. A two-way immersive Spanish language program; K-8
3. A 'regular' public school kindergarten.

For number 1, we have a grandparent that is a big advocate for the Waldorf system, with a few other grandkids that went to a different, private Waldorf school. We really like a lot of what we've seen with this charter school; a private education experience without the cost, hand-work and practical skills like cooking and sewing, trying to keep some of the magic of being a kid, confidence building and public speaking. The teacher also moves with their class through the grade levels, which strikes me as an incredible opportunity for the teacher to build a very strong and personal relationship with each student, truly getting to know their strengths and weaknesses, 'hitting the ground running' each year.
For downsides, due to the small size of this charter school, they only have 1 class per grade level, so unfortunately, that means that if our kid clashes with this teacher for whatever reason, our only option is to find another school. We've also heard that reading is very much NOT a priority until much later under the Waldorf system, and our kid LOVES to read. Not sure if that's really a problem or not; they'd probably be a few years ahead of normal kindergarten reading anyways, and it's not like we're NOT gonna keep reading at home, but that Waldorf philosophy really struck us as odd (In case it's not obvious, we parents are voracious readers ourselves...).
For number 2, it is a program which starts with 90% of the day done in Spanish, with plenty of contextual clues and gestures, etc. to help kids understand. This balance shifts gradually year by year, until it is roughly 50% Spanish and 50% English by around Grade 5. Being fluent in English and Spanish is a huge advantage here, and learning language that young seems to come waaay easier than later in life. The exposure to different culture would be invaluable as well.
For downsides, it sounds like a pretty intense experience. The teachers warn that the kids often come home exhausted at first, that they might not want to talk about their day due to needing to 'recharge' first. The school itself isn't quite as nice, definitely more crowded. The program is in its 5th year, so the grade 6-8 part is planned at a local Middle School, but hasn't been 'battle-tested'.
Number 3 is the public school we're zoned for. It's a newer facility, backs up to one of our favorite parks, and would be about a 15 minute walk through quiet neighborhoods or a 5 minute drive. Otherwise, just... a regular school.
What are some good ways to work through making this decision with my partner? Any red flags that jump out to anyone based on this limited info?

Jotchua, also known as Esquizo and Perro Dinero, refers to the image of a golden retriever puppy being held and looking directly forward. This puppy became a popular subject of Spanish memes and shitposts before the name "Jotchua" caught on among English-speaking web users. The image of Jotchua is often associated with the concepts of "Money Dog" or "Perro Dinero," with users claiming that setting the image as your profile picture will bring money and good fortune.
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if you find any AMVs with this song including English subs in the video I would be very grateful, I have searched all of yt yet I only find Spanish subs for some reason

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As the title states, I’m looking for a long distance or online friend. I’m not currently in the Philippines, though I visit every so often. I studied High School and College in the Philippines so I am somewhat fluent in Filipino. I have work during the day, and I’m 6 hours behind the local time in Manila. I’m looking for someone who can be my friend, someone I can watch movies or tv shows with, share new music, talk and discuss about anything under the sun and all that. I am open for something more serious should things escalate to that, but I’d like to at least make new friends and sort of build a foundation of friendship. I’ve been all over, and I mean all over, but I still prefer the warm & cozy Filipino hospitality embedded in our culture. I consider myself articulate and old-fashioned—an old soul, if you will. I feel like I’m boring but everyone around me tells me otherwise, that it makes me a more genuine and sincere person, which I guess I can say is true since I value honesty a lot.
Anyways, enough about me, I hope there’s someone out there looking for something similar, or maybe just to expand your circle as well. If any of that piques your interest even just a little, send me a message! I’d love to get to know you.
Oh, and just to get physical or certain preferences out of the way, here are some of mine;

• Easy on the eyes/cute
• Slim or petite/normal bmi
• Alright with long distance/different time zones/online communication (for now)
• Please be nice! :))

These are merely my preferences, (don’t we all have preferences?), not qualifications, and it shouldn’t discourage you from sending a message if our interests align. :))
Now here’s a little about me: - I’m 5’9 - slim/fit (I do PT every day) - Easy on the eyes - Fluent in English and Filipino - Graduated from DLSU last year, fwiw.
That’s about it for me, though I think I won’t disappoint. :)) We can talk on either FB/Messenger or Instagram, and swap photos as well, if you’re comfortable. We can be IG mutuals as well, I love going on food trips and adventures so my stories can be interesting. 😄 I hope to meet you soon! If you made it this far, thank you for taking the time to read! I look forward to meeting new people and making new friends, and maybe even meet someone I can date later on, we never know. :)

Hi! Has someone volunteered at Tarjimly? I downloaded the app and completed all the training sessions, but I am not getting any requests. It's been five days since I joined this community with the sole goal of helping others with Spanish/English translations.
I just want to know if I should give it more time or if I should uninstall the app as I don't want to keep it if it's useless to me in terms of helping others.

Hi! Has someone volunteered at Tarjimly? I downloaded and completed all the training sessions, but I am not getting any requests. It's been five days since I joined this community with the sole goal of helping others with Spanish/English translations.
I just want to know if I should give it more time or if I should uninstall the app as I don't want to keep it if it's useless to me in terms of helping others.

fist i wanted to start clearing that i am not trans but my boyfriend is (i am cis female) so i dont really understand or know what to say so i hope it doesnt bother you that i am asking this here , wich is why im talking in 3rd person
My boyfriend (ftm) transitioned a couple years ago and recently hes been on a dilemma of wether or not to start hormone therapy. the reason of this is because theres more cons than pro: its really expensive where we live, family does not support financially, scared of needles etc but he gets misgendered all of the time because of his face, he even got his named changed legally and people keep treating him as her, he says it makes him feel awful so wanted to start the therapy but like i said its somewhat difficult. In the case he did start with therapy, do you guys think that it will help with facial masculinization or with passing?or what else can he do to make himself look more masculine in his face? i have read in this same subreddit that the effects of facial masculinizacion or change in bone structure are not really certain and it depends on the person, or it can take years. is it okay to take the risk or are there any other alternatives?
Sorry if my english isnt the best, im not native english speaker so dont be harsh pls . Also i will show him the answers to this post and translate for him . thank you !!!

So for context and recap, here's what happened: So yall, I massively f*cked up.(I'm a teen btw.) About 5 days ago, A scammer stole my discord account, And I asked why. In a panic, I said I would "do anything" for my account back. (Rookie mistake...) He said he wanted to see my chest, and at first, I hesitated. I was so scared and in a panic that he was gonna go to my friends and do what they did to me, so I gave in and finally agreed. I did NOT send any pictures/videos. Instead, He called me and I flashed him my chest for about 15 seconds. After, I requested my account back and it turns out he unfriended me. He said he he was 15 and from the U.S, but on call he sounded between Spanish or Indian, I couldn't tell.(He was NOT 15.) The next morning, He added me again. I told him that if he ever tried anything like that again, I would call the cops on him. He said and I quote "I don't want to doxx your nudes ," and proceeded to send me a screenshot from the call of my OWN chest. He proceeded to ask me for a selfie, I said no. I reacted neutrally, and asked what his goal was, and blocked him. Then my OWN account messaged me, and started sexually harrasing me, and eventually asked "Do you have money?" I said "Nope, I refuse to continue this conversation." And blocked it. I've heard nothing since, but I'm so worried. This person has access to my account, pictures of me, and dms to my friends. I'm full of regret and I'm so angry with myself, because I was naive, vulnerable, and too trusting. I wanna reach out to authorities but I don't wanna get in legal trouble, and I got in legal trouble last year and it's supposed to expire in June. What if I break that? Should I bite the bullet and reach out to to my mom and authorities? I'm scared, and I feel terrible about everything. I'm not worried about seeing them, there's practically nothing there anyways. I'm so worried, and I'm an anxious person so it makes it worse. Advice?
So yeah. They haven't reached out, and I'm worried that if I take my account back, they'll leak them. Should I let the account go and let it message people, or still fight for it back? They haven't spoken to me since.

English: offer

1. to present, as an act of worship
   
2. to present in prayer or devotion
   
3. to immolate; to sacrifice
   

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Translations

• Catalan: oferta
  
• Esperanto: oferto
  
• French: Offrir
  
• Galician: oferta
  
• German: anbieten (v.) / das Angebot (n.)
  
• Hindi: पेशकश
  
• Italian: offerta / offrire
  
• Portuguese: oferecer
  
• Romanian: a oferi, ofertă
  
• Spanish: ofrecer
  
• Swedish: erbjudande
  
• Welsh: cynnig
  

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Hey guys! I'm a Hispanic American whose parents both know Spanish, but they only ever speak English with me, barring a few words here and there. Even so, they frequently speak Spanish with my grandparents and extended family, and I live in an area where speaking Spanish is not unusual, so I can listen well enough, but can't really read, write or speak.
I'm wondering if there are any (preferably free) resources available that can help fill in the gaps. Lots of what I've found online gives me trouble because I'm not great at spelling or reading, since it was only ever spoken to me. Some websites will also give me a Spanish word and ask for an English equivalent, which is easy for me and doesn't address my inability to formulate words on my own. For example, if you asked me how to say "star" in Spanish, I might not be able to tell you, but if you instead asked what "estrella" means in English, I would know it means star.
I know I'm not the only one in a situation like this, and I would really appreciate any help/advice that y'all can offer me! Thanks

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In the stormy northern seas lies the island of Amaria. Under the polar lights in cold forests live the descendants of the once great Varaki, who in turn followed the mammoth herds across the steppes for countless eons. These are the gods and spirits of this land. They live in every tree, every lake, every star, deep below the ocean and beyond the polar lights in four domains.
The underworld, a place of transition between life, death and rebirth. It was made after the creation of the material to help souls find their way back to life. The spirits of this domain all take the shape of dragons with red eyes and golden patterns.

• Räkimarak: Lord of the underworld and of all its riches. Every stone, flint and gems alike, belong to him. A great violet dragon with enormous antlers. He reviews the lives of all that died and guides them to the new lives they deserve. Father of all dragons of the underworld.
• Idaka: Wife of Räkimarak, goddess of love and beauty. She resides at the darkest place, where her light shines the brightest. A violet dragon with a frill and wings of red rose petals with golden patterns. She stands for all encompassing unconditional love and reunites loving souls in their next lives. Mother of all dragons of the underworld.
• Kimorak: Firstborn son of Räkimarak and Idaka, guide of souls who escorts the souls of the dead into the underworld. A great black dragon with golden horns. Every mortal he touches sees and feels their life in great detail from the point of view of those they affected. In the process, mortals always see something they need to see.
• Galorak: Lord of caves and their denizes, bats. A small black dragon with bat ears and a bat nose. Caves are entrances to the underworld and bats are its sacred animals. They are not to be harmed. But since they are also messengers of death, one must keep a safe distance. Don't disturb the bats or Galorak may convince his older brother to take you too soon.
• Letorak: Messenger of the underworld. A small black dragon with golden antlers. Whenever Kimorak takes a soul, they often have something to tell their loved ones. Something they didn't have the time or the courage to say in life. It is Letorak's task to convey these messages through dreams.
• Vhedurak: The white dragon who heals souls between death and rebirth, so they don't take wounds from one life to the next.
• Ohnarak: Craftsman of the underworld. A great yellow dragon who can make anything out of the riches of this realm.
• Vahirak: Builder of the underworld. A great brown dragon with antlers he can use to dig new caves or cover up old ones as needed.
• Voomarak and Vothorak: The great hunters keeping the underworld free of demons preying on scared souls. Two emerald dragon who can turn invisible. The younger brother Voomarak has golden horns and is also the patron of boys and unmarried men. The older brother Vothorak has great golden antlers and is also the patron of married men.
• Mokorak, Kaharak, Roporak and Sukorak: The four golden-headed red dragons guarding the entrances to the underworld. Mokorak has the ears and nose of a bat, Kaharak has four horns, Roporak great antlers and Sukorak the wings and head of a barn owl.
• Tathorak: The great beast, god of violence and bloodshed, the only dragon of this realm who is not a son of Räkimarak and Idaka. A huge gray dragon with three heads, three tails and three pairs of wings. The most powerful beast in the cosmos, but devoid of empathy or understanding. He is imprisoned at the second deepest, darkest point of the underworld, where he guards the only being living even deeper below, the Nameless One.

The boundaries. This is the realm of souls and spirits, dreams and nightmares, the skies and oceans and all waters deep and shallow. This domain has existed before time even began. It is endless and timeless.

• Kavijohka: The moon, a great silver dragon with glowing teal eyes. Sister of Räkimarak and goddess of wisdom, cunning and battle.
• Vellamun: The ocean, husband of Kavijohka, a great blue dragon with red eyes and golden patterns. God of the unknown and lord of all waters. Sometimes, he stretches his hands out to land, creating bogs and swamps.
• Lukilan: The morning star, son of Kavijohka and Vellamun. He is the lightbringer who gives people the power of sight. An azure dragon with emerald eyes and a golden morning star on every scale and a third eye on his forehead.
• Sojulan: The great traveller, son of Kavijohka and Vellamun, a black dragon with red eyes and the neck and wings of a black swan. He travels between the waters, land and air and protects all fellow travelers.
• Turikan: Lord of storms, thunder and lightning. The loudest and most unruly son of Kavijohka and Vellamun. A blue dragon with red eyes and a golden lightning pattern on his scales. His tail is like a hammer, hurling lightning bolts at the ground as he roars.
• Lumika: Goddess of magic, daughter of Kavijohka and Vellamun, a silver dragon with teals eyes and scales shimmering with polar lights. She continues in the footsteps of her mother.
• Ilunika: Goddess of grief, daughter of Kavijohka and Vellamun, a silver dragon with teal eyes and the neck and wings of a black swan. She travels to and from the world of the living and the dead to take the grief of letting go upon her. Whenever she crosses the boundary, she has to go through the ocean and that is where tears comes from. That is why they are salty.
• Avastaja: The great trickster. A shapeshifter, usually appearing with the attributes of a barn owl. Most often as an owl-headed human or a fox/dragon with the head and wings of an owl. The youngest child of Kavijohka and Vellamun who defies all boundaries, uses the powers of all his/her siblings (except for Ilunika, because Avastaja has standards) to protect the jesters and jokers. But he/she is also a scolar and explorer, who uses Lukilan's light to find new ways to mess with people.
• Aiwana: Wife of Avastaja and goddess of memory. A shapeshifter, usually taking the same shape as her husband/wife Avastaja. She paints everything she sees into the skies and caves of Amaria and lives in every single one of the most sacred objects of all Amaria, the fairy memory stones. But Avastaja is rubbing off on her and sometimes, she plays tricks on you.
• The Ashirana: Goddesses of the arts, each of which has its own Ashiran patron. One for painters, wood carvers, musicians and for storytellers.

The world of the living. This is our material world.

• Kadath: The sun, greatest of all dragons with shining golden scales and golden eyes. God of justice who sees all... during the day that is. At night, his sister Kavijohka rules and she has a different idea of justice. Sometimes, she tries to turn the day to night, causing an eclipse. But in the end, Kadath always wins these confrontations. Especially when people light fires and cheer him on.
• Inari: Mother nature, goddess of life and all plants and animals. A great green dragon with wings and a frill made of flowers. She provides all food, but only as long as nature is in balance. Unlike her husband Kadath, Inaro does not care about justice, only balance. Those who anger her are punished mercilessly, no matter how long it takes, sometimes more than they deserve.
• Ilmania: Goddess of healing, firstborn daughter of Kadath and Inari. She was the first fairy, a tall woman with long pointy ears. Her descendant, although far shorter, are still endowed with her healing powers and compassion.
• Vrila: Protector of the home and hearth, patron of married women and the goddess of affectionate familiar love between equals. Secondborn daughter of Kadath and Inari. A woman, always accompanied by a cat and carrying a sling. The weapon of a lady, which requires skill and finesse instead of strong arms and can be more deadly than a bow in the right hands.
• Aria: Protector of girls and unmarried women, goddess of erotic love. A young woman with hair reaching to her ankles. She often reincarnates among mortals for fun. That is why the Amarians do not look down on women looking for fun. They might be dealing with a goddess in disguise.
• Mahaseta: The great white mammoth, goddess of the old world of Varaki. She and Inari together created dogs to protect humanity from dangers of the material and other worlds. All forest elephants and mammoths are her children and as such, sacred. But she was not born a goddess. Mahaseta was born a human. When Avastaja wanted to prove to the others that the material world and humanity are worth preserving, he appeared to Mahaseta in the most terrifying form and ordered her to sacrifice one of her own children to him. But Mahaseta refused. First she begged for the lives of all her children, then she offered her own life instead and when Avastaja refused, she spat in his face. No punishment could be worse than having to murder your own child. With these words, Mahaseta ascended to godhood.
• Retaro: Son of Mahaseta, who became a god by his mother's love. A great white tiger with blue eyes. Guardian of Amaria, lord of the forests and god of the hunt.
• Red Lady and Blue Knight: Also known as the Blue Lady and Red Knight. A pair of lovers who find each other in every new life they are born into. Living as mortals, they are the paragons of loyalty for all Amarians.

Evil. This is not actually a domain, but a state of mind. A very lonely one.

• The Nameless One: God of Evil, who goes by many false names. He lures mortals in with impossible promises to make them do his bidding. The Nameless One orders blood sacrifice and the killing of those who disobey him. He demands to worshiped and praised every day and is jealous of all those gods who receive praise without asking for it. Thus, the Nameless One also seeks to be the only one. No matter the cost to everyone else or even himself.

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Context: I am currently working on a stone age fantasy novel and I'm sooo close to finishing it, but the last couple chapters are taking longer than expected. It's set on a forested island named Amaria\ at a time when people are making their first steps towards sedentary life and domestication** of plants and animals. Here is the pantheon I worked out for the Amarians.*
You can read my novel for free on Wattpad and Inkitt. I am planning to publish it on Royal Road too. If you know any other platform that might be good for fantasy stories, feel free to tell me.
\Amaria is short for "Amara Aria", which translates to "Gift of the gods/spirits". Aria means gift and Amara is the plural of Amar. The term Amar can not be literally translated into English. It's an umbrella term for all sorts of nature spirits, gods as well as entities one might compare to angels or saints. So it refers to a person with transcendent characteristics and always carries positive connotations.*
\*Dogs have been domesticated by the ancestors of the Amarians for tens of thousands of years already and are central to their culture. It is believed that they have the same souls as humans, so eating a dog would be considered cannibalism. So far the only other note on domestication I have in the books is the pruning of hazelnut trees to get more nuts. That's something I will change in later drafts. Nightshades will be far more important to the civilization emerging on Amaria in the coming millennia.*

Hello lovely people! I'm Jonathan - just a guy trying to make a lasting connection. It's not an easy task by any means but I love meeting new people and getting to know them; show me what you've got!
About Me: • I'm a graphic designer that works at a local newspaper. I design newspapers, advertisements, magazines, website stuff! It's a fun job, and I really love the people I work with.
• I've been to over ten countries! Mostly Europe, but some Central America/Mexico mixed in there. I'm Hispanic, and speak both English and Spanish with a touuuuch of German.
• I listen to lots of music. Let's share Spotify playlists! I've got lots of loves - Mac Miller, Bleachers, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Vistas. But that's just the tip of the iceberg!
• I know how to skate! And I've been boxing for a few years, so I'll totally fight you.
• Not really a tv person but I do love Psych, It's Always Sunny - those kind of comedies. Let's start a book club, or plan a fun little movie night! I'm trying to read 30 books this year.
Let me know what you think! Thanks for reading and hey, let's become besties! I'm happy to swap pictures once you're comfortable.

I recently started learning Korean as I am traveling to Korea soon. I have started with Duolingo to get the basics down before moving towards other study resources, I have already learned the alphabet pretty well, and I already have a short Anki deck with some words I know.
However, I feel like the pace is slower than it usually it for other languages I have learned. This is natural for languages that have different alphabets and not many cognates, but I still want some ideas on how to speed up my learning.
I already know about the majority of the Korean YouTubers, some of the best Korean spotify artists, and other mainstream stuff. Does anyone have any creative learning materials I probably don’t know about or are really useful that I know about but just don’t recognize it? (Also does anyone know how to get Korean subtitles my favorite Netflix shows like avatar the last air bender 🙏)
Lastly, does anyone know what the optimal Anki learning setup is for Korean. For the Romance languages, I used English as the prompt and had to conjure up the Spanish, French, etc equivalent of the word/sentence/phrase. Is it the same for Korean or should I use anything else and/or do or backwards?
Thank you for whoever read my long post and is willing to help me :)