Senior level German

[anachronistic]

Believe it or not, but I was placed in the senior-level German class as a freshman. I'm finding it slightly difficult, mainly because I am not used to hearing/speaking German that often. I was caught by surprise on the first day of class; it was completely unexpected that English is forbidden during class time.

But I am finally learning something, and that's good. I am feeling a bit overwhelmed because of all the extra work I have to do to stay caught up (I am not familiar with quite a bit of the vocabulary) But I also notice that there are seniors in there that should be in a lower level class. I thought I was really far behind the other night, and I was up until about 2 in the morning doing work, only to find, the next day, that I was indeed ahead. Ay caramba!

The teacher is the same teacher that I posted about a while back, but things between us are okay, now. I've decided that if I do well in the course, that I will go to Germany next semester. Whoo!

edit: by senior-level, I mean the most advanced course offered by the university... not technically an actually senior(400)-level class.

[DoesntMatter]

I've decided that if I do well in the course, that I will go to Germany next semester. Whoo!

Sounds awesome. I don't know if there are many V-2 blockhouse launch sites left in Germany, but if there are definitely check them out!!

[anachronistic]

Sounds awesome. I don't know if there are many V-2 blockhouse launch sites left in Germany, but if there are definitely check them out!!

Not sure what you're talking about. What the hell is a V-2 blockhouse?

[DoesntMatter]

Not sure what you're talking about. What the hell is a V-2 blockhouse?

V-2 as in the V-2 rocket

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V-2[/url]

A blockhouse-

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89perlecques[/url]

[Charlie Boy II]

I'm in Berlin at the moment. It's f-cking awesome.