i did briefly! i don't anymore, i haven't for about a year now. i still get marked down for using british english though... :(
she is! well, her family is. not by descent, but they grew up there. her mother is fluent in welsh. basically my girlfriend wants to go back to wales for school and my plan is to go with her because it's shorter than the alternative, i get to be there with her, and also it's wales hell yeah. i actually have a specific school i'm looking at but god knows if i'll get in there. it seems a bit... stringent. i'll definitely let you know if i need help though, thank you so much! are there any resources you'd recommend?
yeah, that's fair enough. children's manga/anime in general seems like a decent place to kick off. in fact, the pokémon anime might not be so bad, even! and there's the internet for the words you don't recognise. that seems like a very good way to learn. also yeah, keyboards are a pain. my phone has a german keyboard too and i accidentally hit the key that switches keyboards a lot and then end up inserting umlauts where they don't belong.
jeez, that sounds... rigorous! but i suppose it does make sense with maths. it's that way in my maths classes but homework does count for a small part of the grade at least. i happen to test pretty well, but it seems like anyone with test anxiety would be kind of screwed over under that system.
she is! well, her family is. not by descent, but they grew up there. her mother is fluent in welsh. basically my girlfriend wants to go back to wales for school and my plan is to go with her because it's shorter than the alternative, i get to be there with her, and also it's wales hell yeah. i actually have a specific school i'm looking at but god knows if i'll get in there. it seems a bit... stringent. i'll definitely let you know if i need help though, thank you so much! are there any resources you'd recommend?
yeah, that's fair enough. children's manga/anime in general seems like a decent place to kick off. in fact, the pokémon anime might not be so bad, even! and there's the internet for the words you don't recognise. that seems like a very good way to learn. also yeah, keyboards are a pain. my phone has a german keyboard too and i accidentally hit the key that switches keyboards a lot and then end up inserting umlauts where they don't belong.
jeez, that sounds... rigorous! but i suppose it does make sense with maths. it's that way in my maths classes but homework does count for a small part of the grade at least. i happen to test pretty well, but it seems like anyone with test anxiety would be kind of screwed over under that system.