eagle SG u can always learn them in private at the Goethe Institut in Singapore. Or pick up some german book to start reading. I'm sure it can always be done. And in case u need a quick online dictionary http://dict.tu-chemnitz.de/ is a very good one
eagle SG Ever since my part failure in life in JC, I try to plan ahead if possible. This student exchange was planned from the first day I entered NUS (I'm 3rd year now) And fortunately, I also confirmed my employment for at least the next 3 yrs after graduation. =D
MooKu SG thanks *adds to bookmarks* actually i think i'll pick up japanese first.. it's going to be more useful than german, especially if i want to work in japan or visit Japan and actually enjoy my trip nicely I've always wanted to visit Japan with $10,000 to squander away
MooKu SG planning ahead is good... but not too far ahead that we forget about the present... (actually i'm talking more about myself) but that's excellent. i wish i was a little like you and know what i want for my future. how did you get that job? are you on a scholarship?
eagle SG yup on scholarship. But I treat it more as a confirmed future employment because that is still more impt than sch fees; although both are important.
eagle SG I hope to visit Japan with my gf too. She knows Japanese well because she took AO level japanese =D
eagle SG haha it's night here... time to bathe and study and then supper well, i shall crap alone here then.
