Multilingual and Polyglot Wannabee Thread! MK I

64/80 = 80%
72/80 = 90%
67/80 = 83.75% UMS
Keine andere fragen, ich habe genug gehört!!

Translate please French will suffice

Tbf, I wasn't even expecting an A! Teacher said I'd get a C ish... But we weren't taught like lessons... so I had to learn the notes and shiz

une völlige traduction, würde je vous überhaupt nicht donner!

64/80 = 80%
72/80 = 90%
67/80 = 83.75% UMS
Keine andere fragen, ich habe genug gehört!!

That's not how UMS works. He got 83.75% raw marks. He most likely did not get 83.75% of the total UMS for the unit (not to imply that he will have got less than that, it could be either more or less).

Edit: Unless of course he's talking about the UMS, in which case he got 67/80 UMS.

Edit 2: Damn he was.

That's not how UMS works. He got 83.75% raw marks. He most likely did not get 83.75% of the total UMS for the unit (not to imply that he will have got less than that, it could be either more or less).

Edit: Unless of course he's talking about the UMS, in which case he got 67/80 UMS.

Edit 2: Damn he was.

Ich wusste es!

Additionally, if Fish ends up getting 0 marks on the summer paper, he would still have a grade e...aber das wird er natürlich nicht bekommen^^

Ich wusste es!

Additionally, if Fish ends up getting 0 marks on the summer paper, he would still have a grade e...aber das wird er natürlich nicht bekommen^^

Is this the dodgy C3 or whatever I've heard mention of?

I wouldn't I need a few percent


No

It's history, and that C3 wasn't dodgy

Is this the dodgy C3 or whatever I've heard mention of?

Ohhhh, I thought he meant you'd get an E in the unit you got 0 marks on, hence my jump to the 'dodgy' Maths paper.

C3 was one of my best papers.

Everytime I read your posts, I find out that you know even more languages...than I thought you did anyway!
Oh and you're fluent in Russian but you fear German cases!?

Danish makes me happy

Hvorfor fanden snakker du dansk? Er du dansker, eller bare syg i hovedet?

Haha yeah I guess it's because Russian comes naturally to me (despite the cases and pronunciation) while German seems pretty scary. Aside from my mum I know literally no one who speaks it, well, excluding in this thread

That's the first time I've ever heard someone say that about Danish. Normally people say it sounds like you're playing the audio in rewind or like you're talking with potatoes in your mouth


Aha! Nej, jeg er Russisk (Is russiske the plural form? I'm getting so used to adding an exta -e- for being a girl in French that I'm getting confused?) men min mor er Dansk Jeg taler ikke godt dansk men jeg kan sige "rødgrød med fløde" hehe

My second language is Dutch...
& My first language is a small West African tongue btw

"rødgrød med fløde"...luv it! xD

Aah, I love that expression!

That's pretty cool, I'd love to speak a less spoken language. Does Danish count?
Haha have you tried saying it? I don't think you'll love it then
I once watched a Danish tv show with Dutch subtitles, literally understand nothing of the Dutch, I can't believe they say it's the language closet to English!

yeah, it's one of my favourites

That's the first time I've ever heard someone say that about Danish. Normally people say it sounds like you're playing the audio in rewind or like you're talking with potatoes in your mouth

I like Danish too?



Du er russer. Din mor er dansker. Though plenty of people use dansk (or russisk). Plural would be russere/danskere. Hvor i Danmark kommer hun fra?

Just to be very annoying, Frisian is probably closer than Dutch, and Scots (if you consider it a separate language) is even closer!

Is there a difference between russer/russisk or is 'russer' more correct?

When I tried to get my friends to watch a Danish show, they said it was the strangest sounding language they've ever heard! But I love it hehe

Aarhus Og dig?

Ich habe das gleiche gedacht jedes Mal dass ich in Deutschland gewesen bin Ich liebe die Leute! Wo in Deutschland warst du? Und hast du die Sprache in der Schule oder selbst gelernt?