This Artist Experiences Sound As Colors And Paints What Music Looks Like

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Melissa McCracken, a painter with synesthesia, explains what it’s like to see your favorite songs. [x]

“Karma Police” — Radiohead

“Little Wing” — Jimi Hendrix

“Gravity” — John Mayer 

“Imagine” — John Lennon

“Joy in Repetition” — Prince

“Since I’ve Been Loving You” — Led Zeppelin

“Life On Mars?” — David Bowie

“Tonight, Tonight” — The Smashing Pumpkins

i migght be overly caffeinated but i cried looking at these

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german verbs

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these are the 100 most common verbs in the german language according to A Frequency Dictionary of German sorted alphabetically. if you find a mistake anywhere/something’s unclear, please let me know!

• anbieten - to offer
  
• anfangen - to begin
  
• ansehen - to look at, watch
  
• arbeiten - to work
  
• aussehen to appear, look 
  
• bedeuten - to mean
  
• beginnen - to begin
  
• bekommen - to get, receive
  
• bestehen - to consist (of); to pass (an exam)
  
• betreffen - to concern
  
• bieten - to offer
  
• bilden - to form; educate
  
• bleiben - to stay, remain
  
• brauchen - to need
  
• bringen - to bring, take
  
• darstellen - to depict, portray
  
• denken - to think
  
• dürfen - to be allowed
  
• entsprechen - to correspond
  
• entstehen - to originate, develop
  
• entwickeln - to develop
  
• ergeben - to result in
  
• erhalten - to receive
  
• erinnern - to remember
  
• erkennen - to recognize
  
• erklären - to explain
  
• erreichen - to achieve, reach
  
• erscheinen - to appear
  
• erwarten - to expect
  
• erzählen - to narrate, tell
  
• fahren - to drive, ride
  
• fallen - to fall
  
• fehlen - to lack, be missing
  
• finden - to find
  
• folgen - to follow
  
• fragen - to ask
  
• fühlen - to feel
  
• führen - to lead
  
• geben - to give
  
• gehen - to go
  
• gehören - to belong
  
• gelten - to count, be valid
  
• gewinnen - to win
  
• glauben - to believe
  
• haben - to have
  
• halten - to hold
  
• handeln - to deal, trade
  
• heißen - to be called
  
• helfen - to help
  
• interessieren - to interest
  
• kennen - to know
  
• kommen - to come
  
• können - to be able
  
• lassen - to let, allow
  
• laufen - to run
  
• leben - to live
  
• legen - to lay, put (down)
  
• lernen - to learn
  
• lesen - to read
  
• liegen - to lie
  
• machen - to do, make
  
• meinen - to think, have an opinion
  
• mögen - to like
  
• müssen - must, to have to
  
• nehmen - to take
  
• nennen - to name, to call (a name)
  
• reden - to talk
  
• sagen - to say
  
• schaffen - to create; to succeed
  
• scheinen - to shine; to seem, appear
  
• schließen - to close
  
• schreiben - to write
  
• sehen - to see
  
• sein - to be
  
• setzen - to set, place
  
• sitzen - to sit
  
• sollen - should
  
• spielen - to play
  
• sprechen - to speak
  
• stehen - to stand
  
• stellen - to place, set
  
• studieren - to study (in university)
  
• suchen - to search, look for
  
• tragen - to carry, wear
  
• treffen - to meet
  
• tun - to do
  
• verbinden - to connect, link
  
• vergehen - to elapse; to decay
  
• vergleichen - to compare
  
• verlieren - to lose
  
• verstehen - to understand
  
• versuchen - to try, attempt
  
• vorstellen - to introduce; to imagine
  
• warten - to wait
  
• werden - to become
  
• wissen - to know
  
• wohnen - to live
  
• wollen - to want
  
• zeigen - to show
  
• ziehen - to pull
  

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