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My French professors weren't kidding when they said weeks 8 and 9 of the summer are the worse. Each day, we went through half if not an entire chapter. We will be finishing our last chapter on Monday! Crazy, it feels just like yesterday that I started learning French. I'm barely starting to absorb chapter 10... we are on chapter 24!!! >headshake< Here's to hoping that I fully absorb before I leave and that I don't lose much before I leave.

Anyhow, I've been running on a rather full load of duties and rather a bordering-empty (read: low) level of sleep. Ah, the things one must sacrifice in order to be able to order a meal in Paris, haha.

Can't leave too much of a thorough post, so I will be brief:
-The coming week is the last week of French. Crazy how fast the summer went.
-I'm moving out on the 10th! Same day as my French final.
-I'm flying out on the 19th!

So many things to do, not enough time to do it all.

*** My first attempt at typing French... -_-
Je veux pratiquer mon français, donc, quand j'ai un peu de temps, j'écrirai plus. Je pense que c'est necessaire pour moi à apprendre comment écrire français avec mon laptop mais c'est plus difficile que je pense.

Si j'ai fait des erreurs, vous m'aidez et dites à moi, s'il vous plait.

***

왜 프랑스어 아주 어려워?!!! 내가 아무것도 몰라! ㅠ.ㅠ


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