peekachoo
~*wah piang eh*~
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- Seen Jul 8, 2005
i know english, chinese and a lil japanese(im still learning)
The grammar isn't really hard. =\ Once you get used to having (most of) the adjectives after the nouns and how everything has a "gender," it's fairly easy to grasp. x_X I'm just having trouble with the verb conjugations right now for some reason. ;_; It got really hard this year all of a sudden.eliana said:Well my dad said French Grammar is a bit hard....*thinks* ho hum
xD I want to learn your language one day!Zapchu said:My own language is a combination of all four of those of which very few people can understand because I replace the vocab I don't know with something from another language...I don't know how I can do this, but I'm sure lots of other people have this weird skill of mixing languages together.
Indeed, you're right. ^_^ I think bilingualists in Canada are paid up to 20% more or something. Probably less, actually, but still - that's pretty significant. So I can't really figure out why so many people dropped out of French in grade 10.Dizzy said:I'm pretty gifted, I can speak almost 5 languages, Portuguese, Spanish, English, French, and I'm supposed to be learning German for the Credit at some German School. It's going to look really good on any resum? I send in to work, they like when people can speak more than one language ;)
Hey! @_@ I have no need for French, at all. Even if it brings more money, that is not a good enough reason for me to learn it. And I can't suddenly become good at it in Gr. 10. I've had horrible, horrible French teachers all my life (except for last year, I didn't like her...but she was good). And there's no wa I can learn the language without being taught all the elementary stuff first. So, my excuse seems valid to me.Lightning said:Indeed, you're right. ^_^ I think bilingualists in Canada are paid up to 20% more or something. Probably less, actually, but still - that's pretty significant. So I can't really figure out why so many people dropped out of French in grade 10.