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Languages - decswxaqz - 16-11-2004
If your German, I think it's slightly easier....
From the little German I know, it seems a lot similar to Japanese than English.
Languages - flickynick - 16-11-2004
Im not german, just learning it now for GCSE
Languages - Orphen - 16-11-2004
decswxaqz Wrote:If your German, I think it's slightly easier....
From the little German I know, it seems a lot similar to Japanese than English.
Uh, is there more than one German or something?
Languages - Judgment - 16-11-2004
I have a GCSE in german and i am useless at it. >_<
Languages - Orphen - 16-11-2004
A GCSE is what, exactly?
Languages - Omar - 17-11-2004
GCSE stands for "General Certificate of Secondary Education". It is the most commonly achieved level of education at the end of compulsary education over here (Age 16).
You require decent GCSE's to get into College/6th Form (Age 16-18 usually) and then from there you progress into University (18+).
Languages - Funny Monkey - 17-11-2004
I speak english and bad english
Languages - Orphen - 17-11-2004
Omar Wrote:GCSE stands for "General Certificate of Secondary Education". It is the most commonly achieved level of education at the end of compulsary education over here (Age 16).
You require decent GCSE's to get into College/6th Form (Age 16-18 usually) and then from there you progress into University (18+).
Oh. I don't believe we have GCSE's in America. Or maybe we do, I have just never heard of them regardless.
Languages - annoyedjester - 18-11-2004
i can only speak spanish (native language) and english
Languages - Orphen - 18-11-2004
Meh, I guess it's something.