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[iambored]

Originally posted by s2ophie
i don't think there is. I mean i have never seen it on the language course lists

you've seen language course lists? where from?

 

[s2ophie]

I'm sure it was in one of the HSC introduction books we get, otherwise you can look on the boardofstudies site

 

[Soma]

Were u asking if there looked like there were a lot of italian natives in the beginner course? Because, the answer is yes, a lot looked italian but not as many as in the extension or continuers course.
Also, there is an hsc course for native speakers.

 

[iambored]

Originally posted by Soma
Were u asking if there looked like there were a lot of italian natives in the beginner course? Because, the answer is yes, a lot looked italian but not as many as in the extension or continuers course.

yeah, ok i've always wondered that

Originally posted by Soma
Also, there is an hsc course for native speakers.

yeah the background speakers course?

 

[mei_ling03]

is there a background speakers course?? hehe what would they test them on?

 

[Hottieflossy]

r u sure theres a background speakers course for italian? i've only seen beginners, continuers and extension on the lists

 

[iambored]

Originally posted by Hottieflossy
r u sure theres a background speakers course for italian? i've only seen beginners, continuers and extension on the lists

i doubt there's a background speakers italian, but since soma said

Originally posted by Soma
Also, there is an hsc course for native speakers.

bground speakers would have to be the course he is talking about

Originally posted by mei_ling03
is there a background speakers course?? hehe what would they test them on?

i think it's more essays and things like our english, but i am not quite sure

 

[Hottieflossy]

i looked for the background speakers n its not there

 

[Soma]

fuck i could be wrong.
I just remember my teacher saying there was a background speakers but i just checked the BOS website and it's not there. Maybe they only had it in the past?

 

[Soma]

Originally posted by iambored
i doubt there's a background speakers italian, but since soma said

lol

 

[mei_ling03]

Originally posted by iambored



i think it's more essays and things like our english, but i am not quite sure

hmmm..ho pensato che 3U people scrivono essays ecc.. e' vero?

 

[iambored]

penso che si', sia vero, pero' per 'background speakers' penso che anche loro sciviano (sp) i essays (??)

i think i'll go and ask the asians, if there is an asian forum here, i'll report back if there is and if i get a reply

 

[Soma]

Si, io studio l'italiano "3U" ,
ma quando scriviamo c'e' un limito di 300-450 parole.

 

[mei_ling03]

Originally posted by iambored


i think i'll go and ask the asians, if there is an asian forum here, i'll report back if there is and if i get a reply

eh?

 

[mei_ling03]

e' difficile fare 3U??
la mia professoressa mi ha detto di non farlo perche' e' molto difficile...

 

[iambored]

Originally posted by mei_ling03
eh?

most of the asian languages have background speakers, that's why i was asking them

i dont think anyone on the site does it, but some people were saying it's like out english, so it's pretty hard

 

[mei_ling03]

wow would be hard

lol almost thought you were making some comment about asians

 

[iambored]

Originally posted by mei_ling03
lol almost thought you were making some comment about asians

no! it's just that i don't think any other languages have background speakers, hmmm... i'm trying to think, i only know of a couple

ok i checked the timetable, these are the languages - korean, persian, russian, chinese, indonesian, malay

 

[Kakie]

hebrew alo does apparently