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JasonTakeshi 11-03-2010 01:13 AM
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Originally Posted by dogsbody70 (Post 835650)
International Relations seems a great subject to study? My goodness so much is so volatile. what would you like to do in that field once you have a degree?


Are you enjoying the Course?
I would like to work at the embassy/consulate of Portugal/Italy.

I'm enjoying it but metodology in political science (subject) isn't really my cup of tea but it's something necessary.

zainab 11-03-2010 05:09 AM


yeh i am a student at ajapaneses language school >>
i am studing this language cause i will inter a university in japan >>

yeh dear being a student is something difficult cuase you have not find the stability yet which makes you feel comfortable in your life unless you find the fit work >>> that is my point of view :rolleyes:

thanks dear ...see you :ywave:

Unknown 11-04-2010 12:52 PM
No I'am not a student graduated a long time ago but as to what degree only one person knows the truth and thats

Kasomi 11-04-2010 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by dogsbody70 (Post 835668)
translation bachelors degree. That sounds great. what languages? I am sure there will always be work for someone like you.
As I live in Canada, it's from English into French, but I work on the Japanese language and many others in order to, one day, be able to translate those into my mother tongue, French. It's cool, but difficult sometimes. We learn every single day.

xYinniex 11-05-2010 02:29 PM
yes, 3rd year of University, going to graduate next July. =)

Being a student is hard, basically, society hates you. Britain, in particular, the Government hate you.

Yeah.

dogsbody70 11-05-2010 04:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Kasomi (Post 835932)
As I live in Canada, it's from English into French, but I work on the Japanese language and many others in order to, one day, be able to translate those into my mother tongue, French. It's cool, but difficult sometimes. We learn every single day.
you deserve to do really well. It will be well worthwhile for you I feel certain.


Keep up the good work.

Kasomi 11-05-2010 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by dogsbody70 (Post 836093)
you deserve to do really well. It will be well worthwhile for you I feel certain.


Keep up the good work.
Thank you very much dogsbody70!

dogsbody70 11-05-2010 04:56 PM
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Originally Posted by xYinniex (Post 836050)
yes, 3rd year of University, going to graduate next July. =)

Being a student is hard, basically, society hates you. Britain, in particular, the Government hate you.

Yeah.
Is that true? I find that hard to believe. why should anyone hate you?

What are you hoping to do when you graduate.

do you get support whilst you are working so hard? I do hope so.


Last night on Question Time here in UK there was a discussion about the fees students have to pay-- not so long ago students did not have to pay-- as far as I can understand-- one of the women on thepanel stated that she would not be where she is-- doing pretty well I gather-- if she had not had the university opportunities that she had. She says that being at UNI made her the person she is today-- so persevere if you can-- hard as it is.

dogsbody70 11-05-2010 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by zainab (Post 835744)


yeh i am a student at ajapaneses language school >>
i am studing this language cause i will inter a university in japan >>

yeh dear being a student is something difficult cuase you have not find the stability yet which makes you feel comfortable in your life unless you find the fit work >>> that is my point of view :rolleyes:

thanks dear ...see you :ywave:

I wish you the very best-- are you actually staying In Japan?

You wish to study further in Japan? what do you wish to study? Your japanese language skills will need to be high I should imagine. Not easy-- but go for it if that is your hope and desire.

dogsbody70 11-05-2010 05:03 PM
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Originally Posted by JasonTakeshi (Post 835719)
I would like to work at the embassy/consulate of Portugal/Italy.

I'm enjoying it but metodology in political science (subject) isn't really my cup of tea but it's something necessary.
Hi jason that sounds really really tough going-- but where ambition lies then dedication should succeed.


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