Van Grall (Offline)  

I have literally no idea who you are. And I won't accept lies and falsehoods, no. Go away.

No need to worry about me or feel sorry for me. I'm fine thanks

yo! r u Chinese? British born?

I see. I really liked Sciences in high school too. I liked maths most, but also really liked biology.

I've seen none of the films you quoted actually. I'm a huge fan of movies personally, and have seen quite a few. I don't really have a "favorites" list, but the ones on the top of my head that I can think of now and that I really enjoyed: Julie and Julia, Eternal Sunshine on the Spotless Mind, The Downfall, The Reader, The Duchess, The love of the Hawthorn Tree, Slumdog Millionaire, 7 Pounds, Tokyo Sonata, Nobody Knows, Dolls, and a lot of Korean movies. It's the way I learned Chinese personally, through watching movies/drama.

Mh, different things. Why did you specialize in Sciences if you seem to prefer finance?
You asked if I was into music, then I'd like to ask you if you like movies?

I won't let you off the hook so easily though. Despite not having asked you a question in the last message.

When you have a 45 hour week, not counting the additional 4 hour weekly exams on saturday mornings and the extra hours for languages, we'll talk about it again.
Anyways, I didn't do a "normal" french Bac.

I return to China on the 17th. I start classes again on the 20th.

Cool. I'm a musical guy - Piano, french horn, electric bass, sing in choirs.
I know one girl in France who did the French bacc last year, now at one of the many Paris universities. And lack of time is no real excuse. It is a matter of how effectively and efficiently your finite time is used and what outcomes occur at the end of a set time. (study well, exam results good)
You mentioned France, so when do you return to China?

Yes DC as in Washington.

I like listening to music, but never really learned any instruments or such. My extra-curriculars were really only languages. And I also did the French Bac with international option, so I didn't have much time.

Mh, I'm thinking about starting Cantonese, but I first need to focus on the languages I'm already doing now.

Haha, yeah. You seem to know a lot about Asia. How come?

I lived in DC when I was a kid. I actually have a very strong American accent when I speak English, despite the fact that I do not have American nationality.
France is OK. It's a nice place at times. But a bit ridiculous when it comes to Politics and Higher Education.