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No, sarcasm is a bit hard to spot in written form unless you know the person well. So it's not really a good thing to use on the internet without really showing that you are being sarcastic.

I got my French test back today. I got a 5-, which is great. : D I did some minor sloppy mistakes I would have spotted myself If I'd looked trough my answers properly, but other than that I'm very happy.

Limely wrote:No, sarcasm is a bit hard to spot in written form unless you know the person well. So it's not really a good thing to use on the internet without really showing that you are being sarcastic.

I got my French test back today. I got a 5-, which is great. : D I did some minor sloppy mistakes I would have spotted myself If I'd looked trough my answers properly, but other than that I'm very happy.

Wow... Congrats. The best French test score I got was a 97%... Yeah, I wasn't really satisfied... I'm used to getting 100% or more on my tests. -_-

I had French and Spanish - the latter was optional from year 10 and was the result of a suggestion for more foreign languages to be taught I sent to the school council. I found French to be one of my easiest subjects, apart from actually speaking it, god the oral exam was absolute hell. Alas all of my school knowledge slowly deteriorated after I left school.

They Taught French, Spanish, German, and Japanese at my School. But I only got to learn Spanish.

only french. but i know some spanish.

I may learn Spanish one day, but I'm already busy with Italian and German.

They only had Spanish at mine for a long time, though they eventually brought French back.

here they have german, french, japanese and indonesian. oh, and english. it's not quite the same though, as you could imagine.

And which ones do you study?

well, in year 7 we did them all for 5 weeks each for a little sample before we elected one for year 8. because we hadn't done french yet, as it was right at the end of the year, i put german down for first choice, then indo, then french and then jap, because i really hated that. i didn't get german because i got a low mark for that, so i was stuck with indo, which i ended up hating alot. if we'd done french, i probably would've put that second.

Oh dear...

I'm in GOOD Polish school. We've gotta learn Polish (of course), English and something else. This can be:
1.Russian
2.German
3.French
4.Italian
My parents chose Italian for me - and I speak Italian better then French. I learned French 4 years and I know only a few words know. However, another thing can be French teacher was our main teacher. (I hope you know what I mean? Teacher who gives us informations about special days, tours etc.)

EDIT: I have learned Italian for half of year.

i remember i played crash team racing on italian. the words are longer or something, because they talked for ages, and really fast too.

If you're English, that is true, cause most languages have usually longer words. But...
Eng: She were going.
Plk: Szła.
Eng: He disappeared.
Plk: Znikł.

timoo wrote:Do you mean languages that can be studied or that you study?

Well if you look closley at the topic name, then you'll see.

stan423321 wrote:If you're English, that is true, cause most languages have usually longer words. But...
Eng: She were going.
Plk: Szła.
Eng: He disappeared.
Plk: Znikł.

what? how is that pronounced?

You mean, how do we say this using mouth etc.?
Szła - Shwa.
Znikł - Ssneeckw.

uh, it makes alot more sense when you write it like that.

Sorry, I write Polish words with Polish rules.

I'm naturally english and japanese And don't get the fustration outta either my countries.....

FAB wrote:I'm naturally english and japanese And don't get the fustration outta either my countries.....

Do you mean:
1.You learn English and Japanese
or
2. You're English and Japanese in same way I am Polish?