Language classes, Wednesday

[game-of-you.livejournal.com]

All language classes:

Instead of a written quiz, I think you are ready for oral. I want you all to chose a partner or two and carry on a conversation with the vocabulary you've learned to far. You may use one language if you wish, or all that we've studied so far in your classes.

I will be grading you on accuracy, pronounciation, and how you explain yourself in anything but English should you hit a snag in your vocabulary so far.

Don't forget to sign up for a presentation. If you have not by the end of school Friday, I will assume you don't intend to.

Don't forget there is lab today and I am also available during my office hours should you have a particular question.


[ooc: talk amongst yourselves. show your forgeign language skills however you like. inaccuracy is expected, as most of you beginners. and it's more fun that way!]

Comments

Re: 8:00 - 9:30 MWF Classics

[janet_fraiser]

Rory and Connor are partnered up, and Max seems to be putting his sock back on while talking to Charlie. Janet shrugs and sits down with a book Professor Methos recommended, reading it until someone else shows up.

Re: 8:00 - 9:30 MWF Classics

[miss-thomasina.livejournal.com]

Thomasina enters the classroom and reads the instructions written on the board. Seeing that there is only one person left in the classroom without a partner, she walks over to her.

Salve. Thomasina ego. Quae nomen vestrum est?

Re: 8:00 - 9:30 MWF Classics

[janet_fraiser]

Some of the study must have kicked her brain into gear, because Janet actually understands what Thomasina is saying.

"Uh, salve?" She puts her book away. "Janet Fraiser." She then asks how Thomasina is doing today.

Unfortunately, speaking it doesn't come so easily.

OOC: Unfortunately, Janet's mun has no clue of how to speak Latin and was only able to translate this due to being a really big dork. So we'll have to muddle through. :)

Re: 8:00 - 9:30 MWF Classics

[miss-thomasina.livejournal.com]

Salva ego. Et tu?

[OOC: Well, I'm kinda muddling myself, despite having studied Latin for rather long time. Y'see, Latin, as it's taught today isn't terribly big on the conversational niceties. This means that I know, oh, ten verbs that all mean 'to kill' and am totally winging it in my attempt to talk about being a teenager. Such fun.]