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The "agony" and stress is FINALLY over - after today's Greek exam. I'm in my 2nd semester for this subject, with one more month to go, and a project that we need to work on for this module.
I enjoyed the learning and I'm glad to be given a chance to learn another language. But I guess the stress comes from having to remember all the different vocabulary, all the different endings which form the words, the different declensions, the different prepositions and their uses, etc, etc. As the week goes past, more and more are compounded into the memory and more and more are tested as a result. This was what caused the stress and "agony".
When I was preparing for the exam, the amount of things I needed to learn and remember just makes me question myself about why I'm putting myself through such stress and agony. Yet my driving force had always been my fighting spirit, and the fact that if my seniors could do it, why not me? Besides, I had always wanted to learn Biblical languages, whenever I can.
I guess a lot of times in life, the journey itself is difficult and tough, but yet it is in the journey itself that much can be learnt, character can be molded, and friends are made, and that's what make life interesting and exciting =)
The "agony" and stress is FINALLY over - after today's Greek exam. I'm in my 2nd semester for this subject, with one more month to go, and a project that we need to work on for this module.
I enjoyed the learning and I'm glad to be given a chance to learn another language. But I guess the stress comes from having to remember all the different vocabulary, all the different endings which form the words, the different declensions, the different prepositions and their uses, etc, etc. As the week goes past, more and more are compounded into the memory and more and more are tested as a result. This was what caused the stress and "agony".
When I was preparing for the exam, the amount of things I needed to learn and remember just makes me question myself about why I'm putting myself through such stress and agony. Yet my driving force had always been my fighting spirit, and the fact that if my seniors could do it, why not me? Besides, I had always wanted to learn Biblical languages, whenever I can.
I guess a lot of times in life, the journey itself is difficult and tough, but yet it is in the journey itself that much can be learnt, character can be molded, and friends are made, and that's what make life interesting and exciting =)
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