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The Official Cambridge Offer Holders Thread 2016 Entry MK II

Reply 1780

Zacken

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Original post by Enlightenedmum

Do you occasionally use a green piece of paper so you get your veggies?

Only when my mum forces me to.

Reply 1781

Doones

21

Original post by physicsmaths

So how long are term contracts for accomadation?
I can't find anything official from my college.

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http://www.homerton.cam.ac.uk/sites/default/files/imce/admissions/docs/UG_WH_Schedule2015.pdf

2015 Schedule:
(3/10/15 - 4/12/15 inclusive)
(10/01/16-11/03/16 inclusive)
(17/04/16-17/06/16 inclusive)

"The start date of each residence period noted above is the official arrival Travel Day. The official departure Travel Day is the day after the end date of each residence period."

Reply 1782

Serine Soul

18

Lol I once practiced basic French among some friends and one of them said I sounded like a dog.

Put me off forever

Reply 1783

Insight314

7

Original post by Mathemagicien

How bad is my accent?

http://vocaroo.com/i/s1lGbOWbYKhB

I tried to emulate the way Germans go up and down in pitch/tone/whatever it is, but I think I sound condescending at the end...

You sound like a big national socialism advocate.

Are you fluent in German?

(edited 7 years ago)

Reply 1784

username1162972

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Original post by jneill

http://www.homerton.cam.ac.uk/sites/default/files/imce/admissions/docs/UG_WH_Schedule2015.pdf

2015 Schedule:
(3/10/15 - 4/12/15 inclusive)
(10/01/16-11/03/16 inclusive)
(17/04/16-17/06/16 inclusive)

"The start date of each residence period noted above is the official arrival Travel Day. The official departure Travel Day is the day after the end date of each residence period."

Cheers for this! I couldn't find anything like this!

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Reply 1785

FriendlyPenguin

20

Original post by Insight314

You sound like a big national socialism advocate. jk, of course

Are you fluent in German?

I am not very fluent at all in German; all the phrases I know I get from TSR and the news, e.g. "allahu akbar", "inshallah", "assalamu alaikom"

Reply 1786

HUNTER297

3

Original post by Mathemagicien

I am not very fluent at all in German; all the phrases I know I get from TSR and the news, e.g. "allahu akbar", "inshallah", "assalamu alaikom"

Man that's like so mean XD

Reply 1787

UsamaHassan7

5

Guess this is the realm of the highly intellectual students. Cambridge was a dream for me, I hopefully want to study there as a post grad. Currently hold an offer from Edinburgh uni for law - lets see how I fare on results day 😁 good luck to everyone, I hope you all get your firm offers ✌🏼

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Reply 1788

FriendlyPenguin

20

Original post by Serine Soul

Lol I once practiced basic French among some friends and one of them said I sounded like a dog.

Put me off forever

No, that's just what French sounds like.

Original post by HUNTER297

Man that's like so mean XD

German humour. Did jew nazi that coming?

Btw, its curious that you think its mean. Why do you say that? Do you have a problem with multiculturalism or something?