Damn.. Spanish is getting harder and harder every time! I wish I studied it in high school (if only I did Spanish in 5th form instead of Economics, and in 6th form instead of Computer Programming). I guess it would be easier to learn it in high school cos we'd learn it slowly and progressively, whereas in university we learn everything rapidly!! Just imagine, learning the present tense + how to tell the time + weather in three lectures (1 hour each), then jumping to the past tense + loads of other confusing stuff in the other three lectures on the next week! If I learnt Spanish in high school, I guess we might learn the present tense for a week, then how to tell the time for a few lessons, then learn the past tense for two or three weeks probably (depends on how smart or stupid the students in the class are, huahaha!) But luckily I already know French, so that makes it easier in learning Spanish because those two languages are quite similar. Oh yeah, I still can't get used to the Spanish pronounciations, even though it's supposed to be a lot easier than the French pronounciations (which I'm very fluent in).

I attended the CV-writing workshop this afternoon with Ing-Ing (cos I'm dumb, I don't know how to write CVs). I found it really helpful, and now I get the insights in CV-writing.

Oh iya, tadi pas mo naek bis ke KBRI, ada bis yg rodanya meletus gitu. (Passenger-nya lg pd naek ke bisnya, tp emang sih bisnya udah kepenuhan orang, jgn2 gara2 itu bannya gk kuat lg 'n akhirnya.. DORRRR!! Meletus deh!) Asli deh, suaranya kayak orang nembak senapan! Gua ampe teriak (hehe, malu2in deh). Eeeeh tapi Wanto (flatmate-nya Ing-Ing) malah bilang "kasiaaaaaan deh looooeeeeee..." (toek para penumpang2nya, hehheehee). Tapi ya untung aja sih bannya meletus pas bisnya masih diem, bukannya pas lagi jalan. Kalo pas lagi jalan, lebih seru kali yee.. (yach siapa tau aja bisnya bisa kebalik gitu lho.. huahuahaua keji!)