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Foreign languages discussion, revision, testing and homework help. 41 Minutes ago: 26 August 2011 02: 08 what language should I study for GCSE a year? Hi all
Okay, that's the situation:
I have just year 10. My school offers French and German for GCSE. Stupid, I chose French but not German, and as I have a natural talent for languages that I should have to choose German as well as French rather than the choice of business studies (the worst GCSE-choice).
I have taught myself Spanish in the last 9 months and the Spanish GCSE privately with AQA in a year, in an A *, I, entered and I want another teach me this year, but I know not, choose.

I can not choose one from you:
French - do at GCSE anyway
German - choose for GCSE, so that the school does not allow, that I use it
Spanish - completed in a year reach A *.
Italian - offered for GCSE in sixth form, so I will do now that, because I want to take it then
Russian - grammar is too heavy for me

What is your inspiration?

18 Minutes ago: 26 August 2011 02: 31 Re: which language should I study for GCSE a year? Gotta love little French!

Now, if you one of these languages, which you listed then maybe for dead languages such as Latin (which are much easier bearing in mind that you learn already 2 Romance languages) go or even ancient Greek, if you a bit of a challenge to.

Also, there is always the possibility, a Chinese and Japanese languages, but it is unlikely that you will learn you do much at all if just it to the level of GCSE, bearing in mind how hard are these languages compared to European languages, but also in any case, if you want a little then could a challenge, also.

Otherwise bear in mind that the testing motherboards provide only a limited number of languages, only you could a gander on any language at all, there are loads and loads of resources online. You need not be a qualification in a language for it useful.

Good luck with depending on what you choose at the end!

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Discussion for A level students, including the VCEs study and for those you select their A-level subjects.

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Discussion of the universities, colleges and courses outside the United Kingdom. 57 Minutes ago: 19 August 2011 02: 29   study abroad in Hong Kong! Advice / which need help hey of guys, I've offered was a study of 5 months overseas in Hong Kong PolyU next year and was wondering if with the uni/town itself and a few questions... can answer someone to comment on their experiences First of all, ive checked the University halls of residence and its could not only i being handle 6 ft 4 in a small room with 2 beds in and no privacy, aswell as my being a bit of a clean freak and not like the idea to share a toilet with 3 other foreign! So wondered if someone can websites preferably recommend decent for students where I find accommodation... Studios or 1 beds would do, it seems very difficult to find anything major!

Secondly, how difficult is it for Exchange students, to make friends? literally, I have no idea who is and was just curious!

and thirdly: how to evaluate it? Any of input would be extremely helpful, and I would love you forever!

Greetings

Sorry for any spelling its a bit late!

49 Minutes ago: 19 August 2011 02: 38 Re: study abroad in Hong Kong! Advice / need some help I was born in Hong Kong, so I hope I can have a little advice I think type.

Love Hong Kong, it is a life-time experience a really large one-time. Getting on with people at all no problem, and most are people in Hong Kong, to speak English. You can just say, it's like Chinese, but most of the places are sure that the mother tongue is Quebec, in English and pretty much speaks perfectly great English almost everyone in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong is very international, I have many friends there, the European / Canadian who was the secondary school and made many friends and some of them speak not Chinese, so I'm sure that you get on fine.

Transport in Hong Kong is extremely decent unlike in the United Kingdom, so that delays with the buses or trains there fear not. The food is great, try out the Dim sum you will miss it otherwise

I hope you enjoy your stay in Hong Kong. Good luck!

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Hello

I start with a firm in September, and they gave me two options to study in two different locations.

I can either the pillar approach in Milton Keynes (further away) or the knowledge first and then use level in Nottingham.

Does anyone have any opinions on which is the best way to do it and how they did it? Is my preference for Nottingham going as it is closer and as I not from an accounting background knowledge come perhaps first use would be?

But then, I am concerned that by the time I get to the part of application I will have forgotten things that I will have learned previously.

Their input/opinions on this would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much

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Discussion on the medical applications and medicine.

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Welcome to the University of Huddersfield-Forum: where prospective and current students can discuss something about Huddersfield.

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