Article: Website addresses can get really long, especially for pages buried deep in a site. Link shortener services allow you to generate a short version of a long address that can easily be texted, tweeted, or otherwise shared. Use the methods outlined above to copy the link you want to shorten and share. There are several services available for shortening links, and most work very similarly: bit.ly goo.gl ow.ly tinyurl.com Click the field and press Ctrl/ Cmd+V, or long-press and select "Paste," to paste your long link into the field on the shortener site. You'll be presented with a short version of the link that uses the service's format instead of the original site's. You can copy like you would a regular link using the methods above, or tap or click the "Copy" button that some sites display. Now that your shortened link has been copied, you can paste it just like you would any other link. You may want to give some context for the link, since it won't be apparent what it's for by looking at the shortened address.
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Use a link shortener service when you need to text or tweet a link. Copy the link you want to share. Visit a link shortener website. Paste your long link into the field on the shortener site. Tap or click the "Shorten" or "Shrink" button to generate a new link. Copy the shortened link. Paste your shortened link.

Problem: Article: Put 1 line down the center of your nose, starting at the bridge and going down to the tip. Then, put a line down each side of your nose, running from near the bridge down to the front part of the nostril. Apply the concealer you use to spot treat your face. If you don't already use concealer, try picking one that matches your skin tone perfectly. To check the color in the store, apply it to the inside of your wrist to see if it matches. These lines don't need to be perfect, as you'll be blending them in. Dab at the concealer with a blending sponge to blend the lines into your nose. Keep going up and down it until the lines are gone and your nose looks mostly smooth. If you want, you can set this makeup in place up by going over it with a setting powder in a similar shade. Dip a triangular sponge into your bronzer, using the thin end. Set it on one side of the bridge of your nose and run it down to the tip to create a very thin line. Don't worry if you mess it up! You're going to be blending it in anyway. Do the same on the other side. The closer the lines are together, the thinner your nose will look. Bronzer should be a shade or 2 darker than your skin tone. Pick a bronzer that's matte and in a cool color; it shouldn't have red or orange tones in it, as that will make it look harsh. Dab the lines you've created using the narrow end of a blending sponge, moving down them. Make sure the lines are blended in really well, as you just want a shadow effect, not actual lines. You can also use a blending brush for this purpose. If you do, work in the brush over the lines in small circles. It helps to blend it up into your eyelids, just under your eyebrows, as that's where the shadow falls on your face naturally. Basically, you're going over the light lines you created earlier with the concealer. Use a blending brush to run it gently over your nostrils and then down the center of your nose from the bridge. This helps blend in the dark lines. Highlighter powder should be 1-2 shades lighter than your skin tone.
Summary: Add 3 lines of concealer going down your nose. Blend the concealer in using a blending sponge. Draw 2 lines down your nose with bronzer. Mix the lines together with a blending sponge. Add a bit of highlighter powder along the sides and center of your nose.

In English, the phrase "I love you" is the same regardless of the gender and age of the person saying it. In Vietnamese, there are three different gendered forms of the phrase I love you that are altered slightly based on a person's age. "Anh yeu em": man to woman "Em yeu anh": woman to man "Toi yeu ban": friend to friend (general) Age plays a role in how you say "I love you" to a friend in Vietnamese as well. There are two different forms this phrase can take among friends of the same gender. They are "Anh yeu em (If you are older)" and "Em yeu anh (If you are younger). However, you should be aware that women prefer to be called "em" rather than "anh," regardless of their age. Review the Vietnamese pronunciation guide. Then, take some time practicing how to say "I love you." To say "Anh yeu em" correctly, pronounce it "ah-n eew am." To say, "Em yeu anh" correctly, pronounce as "am eew ah-n." To pronounce, "Toi yeu ban" correctly, pronounce it as "th-oi eew ban." You can find pronunciation guides online and listen to how the words are pronounced. This can help you get a sense if you're saying the phrase correctly. If you don't want to say "I love you" there are other less intense phrases. Try "I like you" instead. To say "I like you," you would say "Em thich anh" if you're a girl talking to a boy. If you're a boy talking to a girl, you would say " Anh thich em."
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Consider gender and age. Practice pronunciation. Learn the appropriate phrase.