MissPie

Umm, sorry, I have a question. I'm learning Italian (only just started, so no way I ask in Italian), and first I had a self-teaching book but now I'm taking lessons. They're contradicting each other: one says "we are here" is "siamo qui", the other says it's "sTiamo qui". Now who's right?

Ha! Same:naughty: They always get cold when I use my mouse a lot:teehee:

God is great beer is good and people are crazy -Billy Currington

I'm on the pupils magazine. I do the layout there. But a Media studies subject? I don't think so. An instrument... not really. I used to take flute lessons, but I gave it up about a year ago, and I'm trying to learn to play the guitar, but I don't really make progress. I should try harder on that... But after all, becoming a musician myself doesn't seem so attractive to me. I'd kinda prefer that cover band of the station... No need to write songs myself:naughty:

Morgähn! Wie lang dauerts eigentlich bis vorbestellte Tickets von Sandbag ankommen?

:lmao:Genius

I'm so scared...

OMG they're fantastic!

Welcome to MFC Katii:welcomeani:

Yeah, I'm definitely into music a lot. I used to be in the school's choir, I actually think I'm going to rejoin next year or sth. Last year there was a big musical project but I was still too young. That music thing is one of the reasons why I think radio would be great 'cause when I'm interested in something I will remember plenty of facts about it which should be useful I guess:naughty: Getting information - yeah, right, I should really write a letter/e-mail and ask what education/skills you need to actually become a presenter there. The exchange -- I'm in charge to try and find an offer, but I really don't know about how to organise this. I still very much hope I can do it. I'm just looking for something shorter, you know, at most half a year. Off for now.

YKYAMF when -you're shopping and it's total stress because you're offered so many things but you're desperately looking for something more colourful:naughty: -You understand everything Mika says in English interviews but struggle with any other accent -your own English is taking on a slightly similar accent... -you're a bit scared of seeing the Rain video played in public because it makes you cry:boxed: (and you don't want other people to see you crying)

I'm doing my homework

Huh, that sounds similar to me:blink: Well, I'm still at school and I have four more years to go, so things can still change (I used to want to become a teacher, but nah... school all my life). I think a radio presenter would be a cool job, getting to interview musicians:teehee: and of course selecting music for the show and talking to people with an actual feedback. I also can sing well, but I'm totally untrained. The station I fancy has their own band, so maybe I could even join them... Yeah, I would really like to do that, but I have no real idea how to get there. Studying Media? There's a journalism school in Munich... Dunno, I'd also like to study abroad, London maybe. But then again, that's sooo expensive:boxed: I'm bored at school, I'd like to take part in some private exchange with America for example. Huh, but I'm running out of time for that. The last two years must be spent at home because of the preparing for the A-Levels, and there's no chance I can do it this year. That's a disadvantage of the shortening of our school time, people used to have one more year:aah: Anybody got help for me?