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Picture book "Fighting epidemic with a child's heart: Big eye heartwarming picture book," is published and will be translated into 11 languages. The touching stories will help overseas children ease fears https://t.co/gqRI35Ut8j
They could communicate telepathically. #Whatwouldgodthink Zak learned French and Joe learned German, within two months they were both fluent in both languages.https://t.co/y9StJylMSU
I found it cool that u guys are trying to learn new languages so I drew a thing @carsonkingyt @schlatt
Cus I myself have been trying to learn japanese too!
..but these still may not be 100% correct since I suck at russian..I literally asked help from a russian irl friend pff
@BigNuggetEnergy @littlerunmo @luulubuu Girls that say “Hiii and bruh” in different languages
Hello Captains!
An update has been deployed for iOS to resolve an issue where devices set to certain languages, didn't connect properly. We recommend users to download this update (ver 5.1.1).
The Android update is in the works and will be deployed as soon as it is ready!
@ChickenPoliceG Hello! Thanks for hosting our favorite hashtag #AdventureGameFriday, we're making Attentat 1942, a game about love, resistance and moral dilemmas during WW2. Made with historians, available in four languages. Mobile port in progress. #WW2 #history
https://t.co/oNpYUxG9Lg
💳 Fitzgerald called me broke in six different languages, and I’m okay with that 💳
The start of #WorldPIWeek is a great opportunity to share the story of The Battle Robots of the Blood and Tim, a 7yr old boy #livingwithpids, created by @LabListon & @tenmeieditions. Available as an e-book in multiple languages. More info: https://t.co/fWBii9hi4g #pidawareness
they had a tiny scrap of lore, in that they're manifestations of teenage values, visualized in animals and colour, each of them being named for their colour in various non-english languages from the uk
@DJYuurei Morning~ Call me Laurel. I do the draw and speak the languages. Here’s some of my recent stuff. Also have comms open in my pinned ;)
Sword of the Necromancer will feature English Voice Acting!
All thanks to our awesome backers!
https://t.co/2TxFZBKsSf
The next stretch goal: translating the game into several languages!
#gamedev | #indiedev | #indiegame
Coloufful memories of happy days. https://t.co/ROkqgaYVC1 , #watercolor, #Watercolour, #oilpainting, #acrylic, #pastel, #writing, #creativewriting, #memoir, #Languages, #Italian, #knit, #knitting, #Italy, #Tuscany, #travel, #travelphotography, #traveldiaries #UKTravelBloggers
another messy doodle of a schlatt translator acct! :-D this time its @SchlattFrench bc french is also one of my fav languages
(from now on im gonna pull accts to draw from my likes i think :^))
Have you met the Aussie Kids? In this pack you'll find activities such as story prompts, postcards, find-a-word, colouring in, and 'Australia' in other languages. https://t.co/oOyjC21j2k
First time to join #PortfolioDay 🎨 comic this time!
Comic list:
Twitter DBH moment: https://t.co/fWx71Hf0N7
Tumblr: https://t.co/ZevWmAYaHc
DA: https://t.co/vawAayR8I9
Pixiv: https://t.co/3DORjrK0YP
ArtStation: https://t.co/JA2CLkfJKo
Other languages: https://t.co/vGTt94ghWO
💕 A free ebook for kids about #coronavirus
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written by @francescavallo and illustrated by @ClaudiaFlandoli
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available in 4 languages 🇬🇧🇪🇸🇮🇹🇩🇪 at https://t.co/vurjAGBNk0
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"My goal is to find ways to keep children informed [...] helping you have honest conversations with them"
Did you know that we are offering #Lightbox and #AV2 World Languages FREE of charge to #schools #worldwide through June 30? Register at https://t.co/wDaBAoyn11 for easy access. And visit https://t.co/mLN8V8UohI for instructional videos on Lightbox and more.
#continouslearning
A talented draughtsman, #HenryMoore #drawings were a tool to study natural forms, a means to the development of new sculpture & a way to experiment with languages & techniques. See Moore's 'Female Torso and Sculptural Ideals II' in closer detail here: https://t.co/Px2rTO1XKd
#FolkloreThursday Ēostre or Ostara is a Germanic goddess who is the namesake of the festival of Easter in some languages. The first scholar to make a connection between the goddess Eostre and hares was Adolf Holtzmann: 'probably the hare was the sacred animal of Ostara'.
