Foreignlanguage Stories

Mercenaries aren't an uncommon thing. Brought into the military and are paid to fight. But not everyone is a mercenary full time. Louis Marquis Hamilton is an example of that. Sometimes paid to fight, other times he is hired by a contract to exteriminate a 'rodent'. A young French man who has lived a life no one should. Intelligent mind and gifted in the use of guns. Sought out by most to remove certain enemies in the political world. But that all changes when he gets accepted into a prestigious high school on a English literature scholarship. Hiding the fact that he kills people for a living was hard enough already, but gets increasingly more difficult when he is thrown into the chaotic world of the ouran host club. Not use to being around people who weren't dead, Louis didn't know how he'll manage his time here in this crazy place. ----- Haven't written a fanfic in ages or a book in general. Forgive me. So I may rewrite this summary later.

The Quest is a journey through the perspective of those that travel abroad or domestically. And adapt well to the changes with minimal culture schock. Whether you are a military soldier or family or missionary or immigrant, the life of the immigre can be filled with lots of joys and cultural understandings vs misunderstandings. Love, Live and Learn. "The L Word" Sooner: 2LJHB.

After a loss in the family, Cole strives to protect anyone he can. Will it be enough?

Solaine Vaughn-Anger is a manipulative psychopathic mother-of-three who is obsessed with children and yearns to give them a loving home. She and her husband Manson are no ordinary couple and the Vaughn-Anger's aren't an ordinary family. As they move back home to France to run away from their criminal record, the trip takes an unexpectedly dramatic turn. Solaine and Manson would do anything to fulfill their dreams of having a perfect family whether they have to lie, cheat, or kidnap to do it.

- Book 1 of "The Silent Wars of Xoria" Series - On an island nation that no one's ever heard of, war is brewing. Fast. The inhabitants of Xoria lived a happy, peaceful life on their tiny island for hundreds of years-- until now. An up and coming fascist regime has gained momentum and polarizes the nation into two distinct groups: those who follow the soon-to-be dictator, and those who desire their free will. Rafaela Noelle de la Fontaine desires her free will. So when she and her older brother, Quentin, are cast into training to fight in the underground resistance, they hold themselves to incredibly high standards to hone their skills. It's only necessary that they rise and remain at the top of their game... Or at the top an unconventional hit list. ***WARNING: very slow updates bc stress and perfectionism***

What do a wannabe Slovenian rockstar, a Greek coming from a family of historians, an Austrian who always carries a MP3 player with them, a Serbian who's enamored with the Danube River and a Romanian who speaks no Hungarian have in common? They all aspire to graduate the most prestigious music academy in Budapest with the highest honours! Miruna Munteanu has trouble adjusting to changing schools and countries, but wants to pe an amazing piano player. Ian Horvath knows nothing about classical music, yet wants to become a rockstar so great that girls will go wild after him. Kostas Papadopoulos and Maria von Bülow don't even think they belong here, the latter having no musical talents. And Sonja Nikoliç dedicates all of her serenades to the Danube River. Those misfits are bound together by a twist of fate: their love for music, the past masters watching over them and a set of mysterious letters.

in this I'll put everything I've learned and helpful guidance to learning in this, as of making this I've been learning Japanese for 3½ weeks before you start learning Japanese you need to understand it is a tedious and dime consuming process and will not take anything short of a year to learn. if you are not willing to learn over a long time then I suggest tyou learn another language easier to learn. started Japanese jan 18th 2026 started this project February 4th

A new guest has arrived in Camelot, but he is a prince? Why would a prince flee to Camelot? Let alone a prince with horns?

"Sleeping schedules were overrated anyway." Just a sweet JenSoo drabble cause I'm trash for them... ~ENJOY, Zen~

A bunch of thought that will make my future self convulse in regret.

My honest Book Reviews! (Disclaimer: I tend to be really obsessed sometimes when it comes to books I love.) Here be discussed: international and national literature, miscellaneous and more!

How Elvira (a paraplegic) deals with daily struggles and the consequences of her father passing away. And how can a certain flowery princess make it easier and harder at the same time.

In today's interconnected world, being multilingual has become a valuable asset. Learning a foreign language not only broadens horizons but also opens up a plethora of opportunities. German, as one of the most widely spoken languages in Europe, holds significant importance in the fields of business, technology, academia, and cultural exchange. Recognising the importance of early language acquisition, several language training centres in Pune now offer German language programs specifically designed for kids. In this article, we will explore the benefits and significance of German language training for kids in Pune. 1. Cognitive Development: 2. Future Career Opportunities: 3. Academic Advantages: 4. Cultural Appreciation and Global Awareness: 5. Personal Growth and Confidence Building: Conclusion: German language training for kids in Pune offers a multitude of benefits, from cognitive development and academic advantages to future career opportunities and cultural appreciation. By enrolling children in reputable language training centers that provide interactive and engaging programs, parents can equip their children with valuable language skills, nurture their curiosity, and foster a global mindset. With Pune's thriving business collaborations and academic ties with Germany, learning German at an early age can unlock a world of opportunities for the young learners, giving them a competitive edge and a head start towards success in a globalized world.German

The thirty-ninth entry of the 2020-2021 Film Journal is "De Jueves a Domingo". Sadly the only other foreign language film this cinematic year beyond anime and "The Bund (1983)", I first confess my self-disappointment in my film selections this year, reflective of this unhappy year's general sense of broken promises. Then, I examine the intriguing filmmaking and atmospheric nature of this Chilean film: the first from this nation I have ever seen.

This is where I clump ideas, artworks and more. ATTENTION: I might use my mother tongue here and there. 😬