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♫ go ahead and say goodbye, i'll be alright
First of all, thank you guys for wishing me good luck on my German exam! ♥ :D
I guess it went pretty well. I don't know if any of you have heard of the Sprachdiplom before, but that's how the oral part is done: first, they give you an envelope with a paper inside it. On this paper it's written the first topic that you're going to talk about - in my case, it was Mehrsprachigkeit (being able to speak many languages), with a list of 8/9 topics connected to it, so that you can prepare a sort of speech about it (for example, some of the words were 'Travel', 'Job Opportunities', 'Getting to know other cultures', and so on). Then, in the second part of the exam, you talk about a topic that you prepared a week before the Sprachdiplom, but you have to prepare it so that it leads to a discussion on the topic. For example, my topic was 'Werte der Jugendlichen in Deutschland: klassisch oder nicht?' ('Valours of the youth in Germany: classic or not?').
Now, I think I did pretty good on the first part, although I kinda used the same words over and over again, because I couldn't come up with anything else at that time. I just made a mistake when the examiner (who was not my teacher, while the other two examiners were my conversation teacher and my history teacher) asked me whether having a mother and a father that speak two different languages is a good thing or a bad thing. I got confused between Vorteil (advantage) and Nachteil (disadvantage), so I said it was a disadvantage, but I started describing the advantages instead. XD At the end, however, the examiner corrected me and laughed it off. XD
Also the second part went pretty smoothly. I had made a power point presentation about my topic, so it really helped me remembering the crucial parts of my topic. I was worried I would forget something important, but luckily it didn't happen. They asked me lots of questions and I could answer to all of them. In the end I even made them laugh, because the examiner asked me, 'Do you think that also Italian youth considers friendship more important than family?' and I said, 'Well, I think some of them do. I know some people who do - for example, I do!' and they all laughed. XD They were always nodding in approval when I was replying to their questions and they say that it's a good thing if they laugh, so... yeah. I don't know whether I passed this exam or not, but at least I did it and I'm really happy about it! :D
Well, I wanted to do a meme, but meh, I'm too lazy and tired to write anything else. XD;
By the way, totally unrelated, but I think this Blair/Serena video is adorable! ♥
I guess it went pretty well. I don't know if any of you have heard of the Sprachdiplom before, but that's how the oral part is done: first, they give you an envelope with a paper inside it. On this paper it's written the first topic that you're going to talk about - in my case, it was Mehrsprachigkeit (being able to speak many languages), with a list of 8/9 topics connected to it, so that you can prepare a sort of speech about it (for example, some of the words were 'Travel', 'Job Opportunities', 'Getting to know other cultures', and so on). Then, in the second part of the exam, you talk about a topic that you prepared a week before the Sprachdiplom, but you have to prepare it so that it leads to a discussion on the topic. For example, my topic was 'Werte der Jugendlichen in Deutschland: klassisch oder nicht?' ('Valours of the youth in Germany: classic or not?').
Now, I think I did pretty good on the first part, although I kinda used the same words over and over again, because I couldn't come up with anything else at that time. I just made a mistake when the examiner (who was not my teacher, while the other two examiners were my conversation teacher and my history teacher) asked me whether having a mother and a father that speak two different languages is a good thing or a bad thing. I got confused between Vorteil (advantage) and Nachteil (disadvantage), so I said it was a disadvantage, but I started describing the advantages instead. XD At the end, however, the examiner corrected me and laughed it off. XD
Also the second part went pretty smoothly. I had made a power point presentation about my topic, so it really helped me remembering the crucial parts of my topic. I was worried I would forget something important, but luckily it didn't happen. They asked me lots of questions and I could answer to all of them. In the end I even made them laugh, because the examiner asked me, 'Do you think that also Italian youth considers friendship more important than family?' and I said, 'Well, I think some of them do. I know some people who do - for example, I do!' and they all laughed. XD They were always nodding in approval when I was replying to their questions and they say that it's a good thing if they laugh, so... yeah. I don't know whether I passed this exam or not, but at least I did it and I'm really happy about it! :D
Well, I wanted to do a meme, but meh, I'm too lazy and tired to write anything else. XD;
By the way, totally unrelated, but I think this Blair/Serena video is adorable! ♥
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OMG!I topics che hai dovuto affrontare erano difficili!O___O''' Cmq complimenti per essere in grado di conversare in tedesco a questi livelli,non è da tutti!=)
Interessante questo modo di fare l'esame di tedesco...è la prima volta che ne sento parlare! Qui da me c'è il patentino di bilinguismo da fare ed è suddiviso fra scritto alla mattina e,se l'hai passato,l'orale il pomeriggio! Però di quello che dovrai scrivere o parlare è a sorpresa!
Riposati,che sarai stanca! Immagino che ora che l'agitazione è passata sarai cotta!>___
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Haha, well, at least you know some German? XD I think learning a whole new vocabulary of words is the hardest part when you study another language, but it gets better as you practice. :D
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Dici? Io veramente pensavo fossero i più facili di tutti! XD; Cmq grazie, non mi merito tutti questi complimenti! >///< *blush*
Beh, lo Sprachdiplom è proprio l'esame di Tedesco 'dei tedeschi', per così dire. Se lo superi con B2 o C1, puoi andare a studiare all'università in Germania o in Austria senza bisogno di fare test d'ingresso per vedere se conosci la lingua, quindi diciamo che è un buon vantaggio. E' come il nostro CELI italiano. :)
Sì, effettivamente è da un sacco di tempo che mi sto preparando per questo esame e ora che l'ho finito mi sento benissimo! *_* Non posso ancora riposarmi come si deve perché deve ancora finire il quadrimestre, ma manca solo una settimana, quindi ce la posso fare! XD
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Dunno, it sure looks like MSN doesn't love me at all. It won't work and I don't know why. ;_; I don't think I can be online this weekend, though. I'm sure we'll talk soon, one way or another! XD;
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Dico,dico! Credimi se ti dico che sei brava! I complimenti li meriti tutti!;D
Uh,capisco...con la scusa che qui "non serve" non ne avevo mai sentito parlare,ma ora mi è tutto chiaro!=D Mi vergogno un pò a dire che io sono una A1.3!XD" Mi sa che in Austria o in Germania non ci andrò mai a studiare!XD"
Immagino,immagino!E fai benissimo!** Sono sicura che ce la puoi fare tranquillamente,forza e coraggio!!!*>_<*
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