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Original post by kates12
Path b seems more interesting and varied than A. I'll definitely be doing the free elective and stuff in 2nd year. But for first year all I have is language learning and then translation.
I really don't know. I might get the book from the first semester module, the 'introduction to translation'. The second semester just looks like we do English language stuff so the books might just be for reference or further reading to improve our knowledge. I don't know haha :/ what do you think?
I really don't know. I might get the book from the first semester module, the 'introduction to translation'. The second semester just looks like we do English language stuff so the books might just be for reference or further reading to improve our knowledge. I don't know haha :/ what do you think?
i seriously dont have a clue what path to do
yeah i'll be getting the introduction one, i might choose a couple of the more in depth, comprehensive books from the english lot, just for a reference
Original post by catrinasheep
i seriously dont have a clue what path to do
yeah i'll be getting the introduction one, i might choose a couple of the more in depth, comprehensive books from the english lot, just for a reference
yeah i'll be getting the introduction one, i might choose a couple of the more in depth, comprehensive books from the english lot, just for a reference
Am I right in thinking that you are going to do English, or am have I got completely confused?? If yes, does this mean that you have recieved an information pack from the English department.
Original post by SpySapper
Am I right in thinking that you are going to do English, or am have I got completely confused?? If yes, does this mean that you have recieved an information pack from the English department.
sorry no i'm doing german french and translation (translation requires an in depth knowledge of english grammar, hence the english books)
Original post by catrinasheep
i seriously dont have a clue what path to do
yeah i'll be getting the introduction one, i might choose a couple of the more in depth, comprehensive books from the english lot, just for a reference
yeah i'll be getting the introduction one, i might choose a couple of the more in depth, comprehensive books from the english lot, just for a reference
ok, I just bought 'Introducing Translation Studies' and 'Savoir-faire plus' for French, will decide later about the English books. They're so expensive
Original post by catrinasheep
sorry no i'm doing german french and translation (translation requires an in depth knowledge of english grammar, hence the english books)
Damn, ok nevermind... cheers
Hey, just thought i'd post on here,
I'm coming here in September, Staying in Lambert Hall, want to talk to a few people before we start, see if i can make a friend or two
I'm coming here in September, Staying in Lambert Hall, want to talk to a few people before we start, see if i can make a friend or two
Original post by kates12
ok, I just bought 'Introducing Translation Studies' and 'Savoir-faire plus' for French, will decide later about the English books. They're so expensive
yeah i got those ones, i got the german grammar one too cos i was going to buy a grammar book anyway
v. expensive. found some used ones on amazon that look good though
i chose path A in the end, i'll see if i can handle the work load before i try even more subjects (and books)
Quick question,
Should I bring a desk chair and mirror with me to the lawns (lambert) hall. Bit confused to whether they provide these or we should bring them.
Thanks.
Should I bring a desk chair and mirror with me to the lawns (lambert) hall. Bit confused to whether they provide these or we should bring them.
Thanks
.Original post by alfl05
Quick question,
Should I bring a desk chair and mirror with me to the lawns (lambert) hall. Bit confused to whether they provide these or we should bring them.
Thanks.
Should I bring a desk chair and mirror with me to the lawns (lambert) hall. Bit confused to whether they provide these or we should bring them.
Thanks
.I wouldn't take a desk chair, anyway..these short movies should answer you many questions on how Thwaite Hall is like.
Good luck!
Original post by alfl05
Quick question,
Should I bring a desk chair and mirror with me to the lawns (lambert) hall. Bit confused to whether they provide these or we should bring them.
Thanks.
Should I bring a desk chair and mirror with me to the lawns (lambert) hall. Bit confused to whether they provide these or we should bring them.
Thanks
.you get a desk chair.
ensuites have a mirror in bathroom.
you get a desk chair.
ensuites have a mirror in bathroom.
ensuites have a mirror in bathroom.
Cool, thankyou
Original post by firework998
At least I'm not the only one on Salmon Grove
Do you know what day you're moving in?
Do you know what day you're moving in?
Not yet. I don't know the date you can get in but I think I'll be going early.
Original post by Bektas
And what time during welcome week did you register with the university?
Different for each department, generally as a fresher it is earlier on during the week so maybe the monday or tuesday.
Ok, quick thing, if anyone wants any questions answered about the university overall, chemistry or needler hall then quote me and ask away.
Morgan Hall anybody?
Original post by ingomania106
Original post by ingomania106
I got put in a house on cranbrook avenue because the halls etc are full.. Anyone else in one of these houses?
I'm in 10 Cranbrook ave
Just had a random thought, do you need to bring your own eating irons and plates to Thwaite Hall?
Original post by Rollergirl04
I'm in 10 Cranbrook ave
You're across from me
I'm 11 
Are people who are living in a house moving in on the 16th? Don't want to be alone!
Original post by Samus2
Are people who are living in a house moving in on the 16th? Don't want to be alone!
18th
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