Hey everybody!
This is going to be rather synthetic, since I am better at presenting others than myself.
I am Damien, 21, French student with a BA in Applied Languages (English and Italian). I am intending to study in the UK next year.
Since my application has been conditionally accepted, I will pass my IELTS in 28 days!
I love science and international relations, especially defence and military issues.
I like raw humour, heroic, classic and rock music, with a little preference for Judas Priest at the very moment.
Good night and delighted to join the community!
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Thanks for the background, Damien. Very nice to meet you.
What IELTS band are you targeting? And have you taken the IELTS before?
Your post reminds me of a friend of mine (also French) that had a knack for languages. Between the ages of 21 and 25, he learned Chinese (Mainland putonghua), Cantonese and functional Korean! It looks as though you are on a similar path towards polyglottism.
What IELTS band are you targeting? And have you taken the IELTS before?
Your post reminds me of a friend of mine (also French) that had a knack for languages. Between the ages of 21 and 25, he learned Chinese (Mainland putonghua), Cantonese and functional Korean! It looks as though you are on a similar path towards polyglottism.
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Thank you
This is the first time I am taking the test, and I am aiming at a 7.
I agree with you! As opposed to what is often thought, I think that languages are like mechanics or engineering: sound logical bases with many functional exceptions. Accents, slang and idiomatic expressions all have a logical reason to be, and it can be extremely interesting to master them.
This is the first time I am taking the test, and I am aiming at a 7.
I agree with you! As opposed to what is often thought, I think that languages are like mechanics or engineering: sound logical bases with many functional exceptions. Accents, slang and idiomatic expressions all have a logical reason to be, and it can be extremely interesting to master them.