I start again tomorrow, need the prayers/positive energy :)
I start school tomorrow, but I wish it were today!!!!!
For those of you learning English, I wrote this in the subjunctive!! jajaj
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You don't need any outside help - you have everything you need within yourself.
But buena suerte anyway
Great example of the English subjunctive. Anytime you see the subjunctive in English, you can be almost certain that it will be subjunctive in Spanish.
Did you want a translation?
I start school tomorrow, but I wish it were today!!!!!
Mañana empiezo a asistir a la escuela de nuevo. ¡Deseo que fuera hoy!
You've got to be kidding!
You need energy? When your charming postings overflow with it?
You'll do fine, as always, (which I think you know, given your eagerness to begin).
You never did tell us what happened with the professors who had such divergent views of your work, or did I just miss that post?
Good luck. School sounds fun to me right now!
Well,
I am taking the same profesor that thought I cheated. I wrote him an email before the semester started and told him I truly respected him and that it really bothered me that he thought that I had cheated. I told him that it was futile for me to even try to keep proving my innocence. He wrote back and told me that he respected me as well and that there were no lingering feelings of deceit. So far so good with his class so far. I made an A in his class but he gave me an A-. Normally I would not care but my university only gives 3.70 for an A-.. I cannot decide whether or not to pursue it. A N Y thoughts?
These are two intense classes that I am taking. Levels 310 and 425. They are very interesting but also intense. But it takes a lot for some to be bilingual and I will make it.
I made a B- in the other class. I learned more than E V E R but I just can't take grammar tests. Oh well.
Thanks for asking
So far so good, I have to read a book, I am thinking of either reading Nada or Viaje a la Alcarria. Any suggestions?
I will be taking Latin American culture and Literary criticism. Both in Spanish!
What class are you in now?
Good luck and have fun!!!
Good Luck, Buena suerte.