Practise English here on "Krstarica"!

[GreyLord]

Told you in pm What's up with you?

 

[Rudjer]

Hello , what is your name and what are you doing?

Why do you want to know?

He's worked for CIA since October 13th.

 

[Baaanzaaji!]

Told you in pm What's up with you?

ah, same old story, nothing special..
the only new thing is that I will soon start taking russian

He's worked for CIA since October 13th.

aaaah I knew it.

 

[GreyLord]

Phaha, my humble advice is: dont. I had Russian classes in primary school, and although I can't say it's not nice language, it's a bit boring. xD Better take some more useful naguages - german, spanish, chinesse

 

[Baaanzaaji!]

But I like russian xD and its a free course I want to apply for studying in Russia...but, after New Year I will go on a german course..That is the language that I had been learning from primary school, and Im pretty good at it, I just need a certificate
and, if everything that I plan doesn't turn out as I wish, I will study chinese in my town XD

 

[GreyLord]

What about Spanish, hmmmmmm Just kidding xD

 

[Sizif]

..... I will study chinese in my town XD

很好!

 

[Baaanzaaji!]

很好!

too early

hey, I forgot that you speak chinese..you can tell me if it's easy or difficult to get a job after finishing chinese faculty

currently it's 99,9% chance that I will study Chinese...and I'm not sure how to feel about that :/

 

[Sizif]

hey, I forgot that you speak chinese..you can tell me if it's easy or difficult to get a job after finishing chinese faculty

It all depends on how good you are, and what else do you know. The trouble is (and this is literally what head of Confucius institute at the University of Belgrade told me!) - a lot of students who graduate in Chinese language and literature can't speak well after the completion of their studies. This is a sad fact, but Bologna accord enables that even a sub-par students can get passing marks and graduate... therefore if you intend to be serious about it, prepare to study a lot, as Mandarin is hard language to master.

My suggestion for you might sound a bit overwhelming, but it would surely be much better for you: enroll at some other university, according to your preferences (economics, law, politics, management, whatever) an start studying mandarin language at the Confucius institute in parallel. You will learn the language well, and you'll have some more useful diploma at hand - that way you won't have to worry about finding a job later. I do have a lot of classmates at the Institute who study other things and learn mandarin in parallel, which means it's quite doable.

 

[Baaanzaaji!]

Okay, so it's not so easy to get a job...
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Well, I'm not planning to study Chinese in Belgrade. There is a faculty of Chinese and English in my town (East Sarajevo), and all the classes are on English..at the end you have a diploma for both of them, and Chinese and english..so it's practically like studying two faculties..and I know it will be hard, but once when I decide to study it, I will give 100% of myself for it.
There are two things that I'm good at - arts and languages. My first choice is graphic design, but that is impossible for me to study, to get in...but, you said that i should know something beside Chinese, I can always finish some design course, web design etc.

 

[FilipTheWorldLeader]

No one interested in this topic anymore?

 

[snowtrooper]

Is anyone here?

 

[FilipTheWorldLeader]

Haha only me