I think I did okay for English. Until it became the conversation part... I started using my almost-gone-for-good slang. Mr Chua was my teacher! He was Christianne's teacher last year for SA2. What a coincidence... Ms Tan should use the word 'coincidence' for unseen spelling, eh? I kept saying 'um...'
I think I did badly for Chinese. No lah. Not badly. Actually, it was quite... HORRIBLE! I know I might get 5 out of 10. When means maybe around 20 out of 50. She even asked me if I was a Singaporean!!! I felt like it was an insult but I answered, "wo shi. ke shi wo qu mei guo yi nian." So she asked when I came back and I answered, "qu nian." She nodded. Don't know if that is a good sign or bad. *sighs*
I so hate people who write like, for example: "i lurve euu!" or "euu wun lyk mii if i tell euu." So, so, so hate it. Sounds so ACBC. And stupid. But no offence to my friends who use it...
But, Mun Yu, you two like talking to each other alot, you know. You should know who the other one is. Haha. JK! Happy?
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