I just spent the entire night fiddling with Rosetta Stone German language and then doing some chemistry paper 3 and finally checking the answers, only to find, to my dismay, a multitude of errors.
But I'm improving, albeit at a slow pace, which is not what we want now since it's like 8 days to A levels (shocker) and I still have 2 other H2s to worry about.
Anyways, I downloaded Rosetta Stone German, which is a program for the user to learn German, or rather Deutsch. But it's not for me, I may find their language rather pleasant but I don't think I'll be learning it anytime soon. It's for my sis, who already has a certain degree of fluency in the language as she has taken lessons before. I think it was Tokio Hotel who first got her interested in German. Was it? I'm not sure.
So while my sis will be brushing up on her Deutsch, I'll be picking up Spanish. Yeap. I don't know why but I always liked the way it sounded, especially when spoken fluently. Yes...I know, many you will be going like "What!!.........Isn't French like the most sophisticated language in the world!?!"
Okay, French does sound a little cool but I admit it looks friggin' hard to learn. I mean, similar to Deutsch, the alphabets when arranged together don't pronounce the same way as they should. Oh and another thing, French is over-rated. Kinda hate it when some people think speaking a few words here and they would bring new light to their social status. Whatever.
In fact, a rather close friend of mine is learning the language at the moment, but I've known him for years. And I think it suits him. So yeah.
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On another note, I have recently been hooked onto this relatively new Korean Drama. Bad timing, I know. To those of you who are reeling in disgust at the fact that I watch Korean dramas....well, suck it up. You can't deny that they do these shows better than their Hong Kong counterparts. Okay, maybe not for cop shows. Honkies rock at making cop shows. Hell, Armed Reaction was quite simply the best cop series I've watched. Unriddle was like, uhm, for lack of a better phrase, pale in comparison.
And don't even mention CSI. Oh god, that show was horrible with their corny punchlines and bad puns.

Above: America's smartest prime-time show
So yeah, guess we could agree that America should stick with comedies, Chinese with Action and Koreans with their dramas.
Back to topic, the show I am hooked on is called 'Loving you a thousand times'. Sounds a lil' gay, but it's okay... the show is pretty darn good anyways. The plot's good, the acting is believable and the screenplay is fine. But damn, they sure know how to pick the cast for the shows to get higher ratings.
The protagonist of the show is some girl named Go Eun Min (in the show). Here's a picture of her.

Look at that. And I'll dare you to tell me that you don't wanna wake up every morning, staring into her eyes. At the perfectly chiseled facial features. Seriously the first time I saw her in the show I was kinda mesmerized by her beauty and to add, her character was supposed to be this demure and graceful person. Dayuuummm.
What's more, she's a natural. Yeap. No plastic whatsoever. Kinda tough in Korea's society nowadays huh.
So yeah I guess she's play a big factor in why I like to watch the show so much but hey, I'm not all for the eye candy only eh.. It's like, somehow you feel a little queasy, yet warm and spirited when you see the on-screen romance taking place. Don't mind me if I sound a little faggo here but it's really sweet, how much they love each other, albeit sometimes it gets a wee bit exaggerated. Oh well...
I guess I should end off this random post now.
Took me 2 hours zomg. Actually its around 45 minutes coz I went down to the market to have breakfast with my mom and did some shopping while we're there too.
Aight. It's now 10am, I could feel last night's fatigue kicking in and I should prolly go take a short nap or something.
I'll prolly see you guys like after As.
Which is like 22 days later.
Oh and uhh...Good Luck to everyone who is taking A levels.
Cheers!
And we'll go out in style.


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