La Sociedad Española
University course discussion for Foreign Languages.
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaI'm majorly worried about my Spanish oral too. I have 5 pages of A4 questions to learn the answers too(Original post by Excalibur)
Sorry for the atrocious Spanish
I'm really worried about my GCSE oral exam, which is on the 9th - I always go to pieces during oral exams. The higher tier role plays are really hard - the topics are things like applying for jobs, witnessing a shoplifter, discussing the results of a survey with a friend, etc.
And as for the questions, don't even go there. Our teacher gave us a solid A4 sheet full of questions for every single topic, and though some are straightforward, some are really nasty and I don't know how to answer them at all!!
and I haven't even started yet - I've been too busy doing the same for French.
I've never been to Spain before, but if I did study Spanish at uni, I'd want to spend my 3rd year in Madrid or on a beach somewhere... -
Re: La Sociedad EspañolaLame comeback. What are you, 12?(Original post by drsmeeth)
I was asking a fair question, but feel free to take your abnormally sized head out of the 'room', if you can fit it through.
Leaving now, I'd rather argue with someone who can actually offer some decent insults.Last edited by Fleece; 05-04-2006 at 01:29. -
Re: La Sociedad EspañolaDoes Barcelona have beaches? I've only been in the city itself(Original post by brimstone)
I'm majorly worried about my Spanish oral too. I have 5 pages of A4 questions to learn the answers too
and I haven't even started yet - I've been too busy doing the same for French.
I've never been to Spain before, but if I did study Spanish at uni, I'd want to spend my 3rd year in Madrid or on a beach somewhere...
Don't go to Malaga for beaches, they're un poquito skanky (the sand is a really weird grey colour that sticks to everything, and the sea is quite dirty there depending on the day).
I miss GSCEs, oh for the sweet lack of revision
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Re: La Sociedad Española
Quiero entrar en la Sociedad Espanola también. [Don't know what's 'to join' in Spanish]. He estudiado el espanol desde 3 anos, pero mi profesora no es my bien. Espero que puede mejorar mis conocimientos este verano.
[Paddy, you got the idea for this soc from the German one, didn't you?!
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaLack of revision? You haven't seen me then?(Original post by paddy357)
Does Barcelona have beaches? I've only been in the city itself
Don't go to Malaga for beaches, they're un poquito skanky (the sand is a really weird grey colour that sticks to everything, and the sea is quite dirty there depending on the day).
I miss GSCEs, oh for the sweet lack of revision
I don't know if Barcelona has beaches, but if it does, i'd be there
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaHmmm, not actually sure what 'to join' would be, maybe alistar/enrolar/inscribir(Original post by Jammertal)
Quiero entrar en la Sociedad Espanola también. [Don't know what's 'to join' in Spanish]. He estudiado el espanol desde 3 anos, pero mi profesora no es my bien. Espero que puede mejorar mis conocimientos este verano.
[Paddy, you got the idea for this soc from the German one, didn't you?!
]
Claro que puedes alistar, espero que disfrutes en tu afiliación nueva
Hay una sociedad alemana? No lo supe
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaPlease, you don't need to revise for GCSE(Original post by brimstone)
Lack of revision? You haven't seen me then?
I only really revised properly for Geography and History, and History was my worst result (although that's due to having an idiot for a teacher).
*cough* sociedad francesa *cough*La sociedad frances? Si
Only founding members may make mistakes, which will be intended to test the rest of you.

Grrr I haaaaaaaaaate revision!! Uni had better be worth it
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaLo siento....(Original post by paddy357)
Please, you don't need to revise for GCSE
I only really revised properly for Geography and History, and History was my worst result (although that's due to having an idiot for a teacher).
*cough* sociedad francesa *cough*
Only founding members may make mistakes, which will be intended to test the rest of you.

Grrr I haaaaaaaaaate revision!! Uni had better be worth it
. Damn languages and adjectives and nouns agreeing...
I'm seriously revising for my GCSEs, especially Science, Media, Maths and languages. Edit : Saw your sig
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaNoooooo you can't revise for Languages/English/Maths! Well escept for vocab/formula learning, but that's easy.(Original post by brimstone)
Lo siento....
. Damn languages and adjectives and nouns agreeing...
I'm seriously revising for my GCSEs, especially Science, Media, Maths and languages. Edit : Saw your sig
What about my sig
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaDon't be angry. I posted asking what your GCSE grades were, but I saw them in your sig(Original post by paddy357)
Noooooo you can't revise for Languages/English/Maths! Well escept for vocab/formula learning, but that's easy.
What about my sig

Why can't I revise for Languages/English/Maths ?
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaNo it wasn't an angry smilie, 'twas a suspicious one. Ah, that explains.(Original post by brimstone)
Don't be angry. I posted asking what your GCSE grades were, but I saw them in your sig
Why can't I revise for Languages/English/Maths ?
Well because they're the kind of subjects which it is not possible to revise. I didn't even try to revise English, I just wrote out all my notes into my books (but I hear you're not allowed do that anymore).
I especially didn't revise Spanish or French, mainly because you can't revise languages. The only thing you can do is brush up on your grammar knowledge and look over some vocab. (Latin is different, but trust me you don't want to be doing Latin).
I didn't revise for Maths purely because I detested Maths and had resigned myself to scraping a C at GCSE (do not know how I got the grade I did though)
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaYeah, I've been practising my orals, but I haven't started learning any vocab yet(Original post by paddy357)
No it wasn't an angry smilie, 'twas a suspicious one. Ah, that explains.
Well because they're the kind of subjects which it is not possible to revise. I didn't even try to revise English, I just wrote out all my notes into my books (but I hear you're not allowed do that anymore).
I especially didn't revise Spanish or French, mainly because you can't revise languages. The only thing you can do is brush up on your grammar knowledge and look over some vocab. (Latin is different, but trust me you don't want to be doing Latin).
I didn't revise for Maths purely because I detested Maths and had resigned myself to scraping a C at GCSE (do not know how I got the grade I did though)
But you should practise your Orals, it will give you more confidence.
and the exam is a month away......
I don't know how I'm gonna revise English. Might as well just fail
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I have never revised for my German or Spanish exams. To be honest I don't know how! Apart from orals, of course. I've stuck little phrase-posters up around my rooms everywhere, but don't know how that'd help... I'm revising for English & Lit though. Just going through some notes for the set texts/poetry, and practicing analysing media.
brimstone, if you have msn maybe we could practice the orals online... I'm doing that for german with a friend and it's not too bad
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Re: La Sociedad EspañolaYou will not fail, anyone with half an ounce of sense can pass an English GCSE. I actually read an article recently about a study (conducted on the results of people who sat GCSEs when I did(Original post by brimstone)
Yeah, I've been practising my orals, but I haven't started learning any vocab yet
and the exam is a month away......
I don't know how I'm gonna revise English. Might as well just fail
) which indicates that PE, Drama, Media, English Lang, English Lit and Business Studies were the easiest to get top marks in
Spanish, French, German and Double Science were some of the hardest
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Re: La Sociedad Española
Oi oi oi!
Can I join please? My mum is Spanish (well Majorcan, so officially Catalan dialect of Spanish) and thus she has taught I and the bro's to a semi-fluent stage. My brothers all took Spanish A level for an easy A (why didn't I? hmmm). Adam even took it as 1 of 3 - lazzzy arse.
I'm trying not to worry about it...
I'm really worried about my GCSE oral exam, which is on the 9th - I always go to pieces during oral exams. The higher tier role plays are really hard - the topics are things like applying for jobs, witnessing a shoplifter, discussing the results of a survey with a friend, etc.
And as for the questions, don't even go there. Our teacher gave us a solid A4 sheet full of questions for every single topic, and though some are straightforward, some are really nasty and I don't know how to answer them at all!!