Multilingual and Polyglot Wannabee Thread! MK I

Thanks! I'm in great debt to you now! Yes, that's right, only about a month or so, what gave me away?



I know, but I don't understand why! And then there's the sending to the back due to certain words and phrases!

You'll get there babycakes, het is gewoon zo, machst du dich keine Sorgen.

3 Languages in a self constructed sentence

You're so proud of yourself...so cute!

Shhhhhh

Did I tell you I might be studying 4 languages next year??

No, but I kind of worked it out while you were telling everyone else! So you're doing English, German, French and Russian?

I changed my mind about taking English...the course looks saaaaaai! don't forget my Dutch re-sit, that counts as a foreign language too

You've finally come to your senses! But I didn't know that you were resitting Dutch, good luck!

loool. Gettin an A in Dutch is NOT going to be easy pour moi!! Die toets is gemeen!

I'm sure you'll get it! All you need to do is make sure there's no slang or anything and to use complicated phrases! That's essentially how it works at GCSE, but obviously it's quite different at A-level!

Shhhhhh

Did I tell you I might be studying 4 languages next year??

I'm doing four next year as well (if English counts!) - French, Spanish and English Language A-Levels and German once a week after school with year nine


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I wish it was that easy! OCR also wants you to be psychic and predict what's written on the mark scheme with 100% accuracy! ><
Probably going to be easier to get a better score in German...and that won't be a walk in the park either

Enjoy the simplicity of GCSE German while you can, little one !

The only solution is to study mark schemes, and then as you say, be psychic! They're A-levels, they're not meant to be easy!

It's so simple now, and then they introduce essays and films and books! And the subjunctive!

Don't talk to me about the subjunctive, Ich weiss selb noch nichts von die 'accusative' K?

:hi5: Is the German GCSE or A-level??

They don't even bother telling us about the cases in lessons, they just correct us when we use the wrong one!

Pre-GCSE - it runs for those in year nine who want to do German (or French or Spanish) as well as their first foreign language of French (or German). It covers most stuff up to about year nine standard. I started Spanish by doing it after school alongside French.

EDIT: the reason I'm doing it is because I've never had formal German lessons and I want to do it ab initio at university


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L'Evil FishTrois dans l'école?! Est-ce que elle est très petite?

That seems so strange... I've attended individual A-level and GCSE courses which had more than 3 classmates who were Muslim each! In fact, come to think of it, I think I've spoken to two people on my street today since I was last online, who were Muslim.

Et je pense que ma ville *isn't very mixed in terms of race or religion!

Why do I want to learn European languages again? It turns out that I know nothing about the other countries in the United Kingdom. I just assume everywhere is like my English town!