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New people are coming in this spot everyday, and then they want to write their own makala & I think it's about time someone wrote a detailed tutorial on how to write one, because it's no easy task. So I decided to do it. This makala is mainly for people who want to learn, but if the experienced can think of any other tips, please comment.

Step 1: Think of a topic
Most of the makala on this site are opinion articles, like "My inayopendelewa Princesses" au "My inayopendelewa Princess Movies". These are fun to do, but be careful when choosing the orodha wewe want to write. The best ideas for opinion makala are:
♥ inayopendelewa Princesses
♥ inayopendelewa Princess movies
♥ Prettiest Princesses
♥ inayopendelewa Princess songs
...and many more. wewe can take a look at link because she has a lot of ideas for the traditional countdown article, and frankly, her makala are fantastic. If wewe want to do a informational article, like "The Meaning of Disney Princess Songs" au "Alan Menken & his Princess Songs", make sure wewe do lots of research. Make sure wewe gathered all your information before even starting the article, and make sure the makala hasn't been done before on the same topic.

Step 2: Think of a good title & summary
Remember - the title is the first thing people see. The first thing that draws them to the article. For example, a title like:
"why I luvvv princess jasmen!!111!!!111"
Isn't going to attract any readers. No ones going to read that article, because they can already tell that:
1.The writer can't spell.
2.The writer can't use punctuation correctly.
3.The writer doesn't use proper grammar.
It's much like uandishi a book. If J.K. Rowling had named her first book, "harry putter n the sorcy stun", well...there goes her fame & money. So think carefully. What is your makala about? If it's a countdown, a normal title like, "My inayopendelewa Princesses" will do. If it's informational, try to make it sound professional looking. Like, "Islam References in Aladdin". For your summary, it's really not as important as your title. In all the time I've read makala on Fanpop, I've really never read a single summary. The title is all that draws me in. So just make a it quick, sweet & to the point.
"A orodha of my inayopendelewa princesses"
"References to Islam in the movie Aladdin"

Step 3: Write & Organize Your Information
For opinion articles:
At the very beginning of your article, wewe might au might not want to write a quick intro to your article, explaining what it's about and wishing everyone a happy read. wewe don't have to, but it's not a bad thing to do. Next, usually you'd start with your bottom (princess, song, movie, etc.) and go to your top. When wewe want to make things bold & underlined, for example your subtopic titles to each paragraph about each (princess, song, movie, etc.) just look at the right of the makala you're writing. wewe should see a box that says "Formatting Tips":

Use these instructions to spice up your makala a little.
For informational articles:
The most important thing for this kind of makala is ORGANIZATION. wewe want to section your makala into different sections of information so wewe don't confuse your reader au get them off track. Great examples of this can be found in link and link. Use the formatting tips to organize your makala too.

Step 4: Pictures
Even though it is tempting to do all your pictures first because they're the best part of making an article, I highly recommend wewe save the best for last. When doing opinion articles, wewe can find all pictures of princesses, princes, songs, and even movie titles at link. EVERYTHING is there. Bookmark it & never lose it. When wewe get the picture of the princess au other thing you're looking for, you're going to want to make it look beautiful because beautiful pictures in an makala just make people want to shabiki it just for the pictures. My inayopendelewa photo-editing sites are:
link
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When you've editing your pictures, follow these instructions:

To get your pictures inayofuata to the paragraph, put the alignment code on juu of the paragraph. To put it under the paragraph, put the alignment code under the paragraph. A great example of fantastic picture alignments & editing can be found in almost all of link.

Step 5: Get People to Read it
Once you've re-read your makala and feel like everything is perfect, click that publish button. Since everyone(including me) is too lazy to check the makala section for new articles, you'll have no choice but to tangaza it. The best way to do that is to make a pick:
"Will wewe read my makala on (insert makala topic here)?"
Then give people two simple choices: yes au no. Publish that pick, and then the most important part, PUT THE LINK TO THE makala IN THE PICK COMMENTS. So when people see the pick and say, "Hey, sure I'll read your article!" and click yes, they can just click on the link and be directed straight to it. You'll get lots of maoni that way. wewe can also post the link on the wall, but trust me, the pick way is much zaidi efficient.

I hope I helped & I'm looking mbele to seeing all your new makala soon.
“Rapunzel” is the kind of story that consistently ranks highly in people’s lists of their inayopendelewa fairy tales. With a dramatic plot, interesting characters, symbolic motifs, and the underlying theme of the redeeming power of love, the tale certainly seems to deserve such adoration. Grimm’s version of the story is perhaps the most known retelling,
 Grimm's Rapunzel
Grimm's Rapunzel
although that may have changed as of 2010 with Disney’s adaptation, Tangled, a movie just as rife with symbolism as its literary inspiration. Although both are variations on the Rapunzel narrative, Disney’s movie veers...
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One thing I upendo about krisimasi is all the cute outfits avaliable and Disney Princesses also wears krisimasi Outfits aswell as Winter Outfits and since those two pretty much are the same I decided to rank my inayopendelewa Disney Princess Christmas/Winter Outfits, there are quite a lot of them so I decided to do a 2 part countdown, this will be dedicated to all the outfits from sinema (sequels included) and tv-shows (Only Sofia The First) and the inayofuata one is dedicated to all the ones seen in promotional images

12. Pocahontas's Winter Outfit Without Cape

This outfit despite it's low placement...
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 Credit to rzenteno for this wonderful image!
Credit to rzenteno for this wonderful image!
So I didn't use any 1 prince twice and I tried to match everyone to their best match outside of the original. This is inspired kwa the wonderful job of link article. She did an amazing job pairing them up! Such an amazing job that it made me want to try myself. Hope wewe guys don't mind, this was just for fun! The absolutely ❤️amazing❤️ crossovers were done kwa a multiple of talented users on this site. The makala image (top right) was made kwa link He did a wonderful job, in my opinion! :D Most of my crossovers were done kwa link No, really. Would wewe believe she did like 6 crossover photos...
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After seeing Sweetie94's prettiest Disney princess list, I wanted to make one of mine as well. I'm not really a shabiki of the beauty of modern princesses, I find them rather too doll types, somehow. So they are all ranking low on my list. Hope you'll enjoy it, here it goes:

13. Elsa:
Eh, are her eyes for real? Way too big on her face and her lips are so thin. She does have that barbie doll kind of look to her. She has an unbalanced face proportion, her upper portion of face is too big as compared to the lower portion and that gives her an unnatural look, imo. I quite like her hair though, snow blonde,...
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Last time I wrote this orodha Brave and Frozen hadn't been released so now I'll write this orodha with them included, hope you'll like it

12. Pocahontas

This scene is amazing to look at, no wonder many people loves this ending, but why is it then last on my list? While it's an amazing scene to look at it isn't a happy ending, normally I don't mind it, but Disney is known for making happy endings so honestly if this movie was made kwa another company and was live action I probably would upendo the ending more

11. Mulan

This ending starts off great with Mulan reuniting with her father and Shang...
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So here is the Part 2 to my musical countdown: Scores. I upendo Disney muziki and I honestly upendo the scores over the songs. They have all of the "magic Disney" feel that I absolutely adore. Also, I upendo how the scores can provide a blend of the different songs from it's respective films as well as stir up all of the emotions and/or memories from it's respective scene(s). For those reasons, this orodha was much harder for me to make than Part 1: Songs, but I managed to finish! As I mentioned before, I cannot get enough from the musical team of Alan Menken and Howard...
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So many times have I heard that Disney Princess sinema are for little girls who wish upon a fairy godmother, want to be rescued kwa a handsome prince and live happily ever after. This is so not true and doubt all those who have opinions like this, if they have ever watched any DP movie seriously. So here's my 5 reasons why adults should consider Disney Princess sinema as serious entertainment

5. uhuishaji Art:
Any adult who have serious interest in uhuishaji art will not only enjoy the ever-evolving uhuishaji style from Disney studio but will find that uhuishaji in these sinema are top-notch....
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Ok so I saw a talented user here post an makala about the Bechdel Test and being the Walt geek that I am, was immediately inspired to do a Walt Disney Test.

Walt Disney was unfortunately only alive to fully see over the production and release of Snow White, Cinderella, and Sleeping Beauty which are known as the "Classic Princesses". For this reason, I took everything in common that I could find with these 3 princesses for relevancy to rate the others. The 14 commonalities I found were: 1.) Beautiful Face 2.) In Shape Body 3.) Soft/Sweet Speaking Voice 4.) imba Voice 5.) Dance Scene [Solo...
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Tiana- The Under-rated

When Princess and the Frog came out it got people talking. Not only is Tiana a trailblazer for being the first African American Princess, but she was the first princess to independently have jobs and dedication to pursue a realistic career, I get that not every little girl dreams of having a business and they’d rather have the sparkly kanzu, gown but I had hopes that Tiana would inspire them to come up with realistic goals. But .......she was not as loved as I thought . Also , some people ( SOME ONLY ) dislike her for her color tone !!!!!!!

Mulan- The Very Underrated

Now , she...
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What if all of the Disney Princesses were American and lived in American cities? Which ones would they choose to live in? (*Note, I comprised this orodha of where they would want to live as a free choosing adult, not where they would have been born and raised. That is another list.)

Snow White: Phoenix, Arizona
Because there is a large elderly population there so Snow could help them like she did the dwarves. She is also a conservative princess that I think would enjoy living out under the stars in a zaidi traditional place.


Cinderella: Minneapolis-St.Paul, Minnesota
Because it is a city rich...
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What if all of the Disney Princesses were from American cities? Which ones would they be from? (*Note, I comprised this orodha of where they would be born and raised from not where they would be most suited as a free choosing adult. That is another list.)

Snow White: Portland, Oregon
Because it has a very friendly and comfortable environment. Snow was very naïve and very trusting, it would make sense if she grew up in a salama place like this.


Cinderella: Dallas, Texas
Because it is very conservative and traditional. There are zaidi gender roles so it would make zaidi sense why cinderella took...
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