I did it.

Lol that's cool. My parents used to be more than happy seeing me sitting with ma books cos it happened only once in a blue moon! And if it was unanticipated, they would say tinu kuch cahida ta ni (new stuff)? :hehe:

I usually crammed before my finals and cleared through. So imagine, how good I was at studying!  :D:

I'm ignorant of the American scoring thing, so can't say much. One thing I can say for sure, you can never meet their expectations :hehe: They have long forgotten their days, and now they don't understand that things aren't the same anymore.

Gosh! I am still left with my masters. Wonder if I have to listen to their locutions once again. :hehe:

Like if I felt like buying something which they didn't want me to, and how we say my other friend has got one so I gotta buy one too, they would go, "duje kooh wich giruge ta asi wi girna?" :D: :D:

Then I would go je tusi nai allow karna ta say it outright.. a kooh wale example na deya karo minu :D: But I found it so funny :hehe:

Yeah seriously, they should have left so many other things alone as well. Like the conventional unit system. When I go to the US, I have to get used to so many other units. Like they use fathom instead of metre; Fahrenheit in lieu of Celsius and so on. It can be so confusing at times, like people say 100 degrees is the temperature outside, m like hundred degrees how can you even survive that heat? : American spellings is another thing which cracks me up :hehe: I cannot whine about the currency cos it is pretty widely accepted all over, moreover, I myself get paid in American dollars :pagel: Bit strange for me. :

I think that wasn't phrased well, I have yet to do my masters, hence I was saying ke I might have to listen to their locutions once again. :hehe:

I would say, school days are the best, make the most of it.

I wasn't saying anything bad either. Others Ric, don't take it that way. Mere kutt peh jani ethe :hehe:

Yeah Brit English rocks :excited: Thank god you are the only American I have met who sings the praises of British English. :pagel:

I hope so.. it is fun listening to them though :pagel: And even more fun reminiscing those moments over here. :happy:

Ap is the acronym for? Me lost :(

 

Being an American born, I'm not qunna say anything that bad about my own country lol. But I wish my dad had picked a different country to settle in.
I actually like the British way of spelling things with the "u" and all. I think it's fancier and creates more of a standard. Like plough compared to plow seems a lot more sophisticated.
Oh okay I see. & you know parents will always be parents so of you intend to go back and do your masters you will not hear the end of it.
I'm having a blast at school. Just tensed about my AP exams. Hope I do well in those. Can't wait for college either tho. it'll be a new chapter to unfold.

I like british english too but british slang is just tooooooo much..  :dnk: At times it takes me 5 mins to understand what my cousins have said to me :

Oh I am sure you will leave no stone unturned to achieve that score. Good luck.


Patole, you yourself are into Brit slangs, I have observed that over the period. What English do you guys stick to?

haha ya thtz bcaz of my cousins, they have messed up my english :sad: UK is like my second home I'm there too often
Here in Holland we dont use english at all Toxic

Don't tell me the Dutch don't use English at all. I have been to your pindh many times :

Uk is my best too. :love:

Yeah all you need is to take a ferry, cross English Channel and drop by London. Wish I lived thereabouts as well :

haha we all can speak english but we dont use it in our daily life at all.. Itz nt like we have english as our 2nd language like most of the countries in europe

I have cousins in the UK, it's not that hard to understand them. but I have my mom by my side while webcamming, just on case I don't have a clue about what they say.

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What do you have as a second language?

I will post a text msg they sent me.. Itz hard to understand lol
We only have 1 language nd thtz Dutch

Lol alright.
I really wish they taught us different languages at a young age in the US so by now we can speak it fluently like they do with english in sweden and other european countries. In schools here they teach you languages really late so kids know the basics but it isn't fluent. Like I can understand some spanish, but I can't fluently speak it.

Ya thtz sad.. They do teach us English, French, Spanish and Deutsche in Holland :smile:

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At a young age I mean.. Like jab hum koi 12-13 ke hote hain