Or good day. The Slovak lesson was interesting to say the least. We got a few basic words greetings, I like / I don't like, I want / I do not want, yes and no etc.. The conjugation of the verb to be and I have. The numbers 1 - 10 and then at the very end the alphabet. It was a little shy of two hours and most of it it was here is how to ask the question here are some answers then she'd ask and we'd have to answer. I am having a hard time telling how in depth the class is going to go just because a lot of things were oh this language is very complicated, to complicated to learn in just a semester. Which is a shame. I love language and would be happy to get the full brunt of it.
Beyond that there is not much else to say, about the first class. What we learned wasn't to difficult a lot of the gramatical structure seemed similar to Greek and Spanish with some minor differences but it was the first class. We'll see what the semester has in store.
I will write more again soon.
Oh Rick, I miss you! I'm glad things are awesome(except for the weather and the thievery, of course) and that you are learning the language! Your other classes sound like they are grooming you to become one of those crazy robot engineers that creates robots that will take over the world (I watch too many movies).
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- Elf
I miss you. Help!
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