13 f****** note cards
We have latin Note Cards due tomorrow, and while thirteen may not seem like too many, but I put ten terms on each card. 130 words. It is hard.
But seriously, latin is, like, the hardest language ever. I mean, you have to remember part of speech, gender, declension, conjugation, case, tense, and many, many other things. My latin teacher keeps stressing that there are only three tenses in English, but there are six in Latin: Present, Future, Past Perfect, Past Imperfect, Pluperfect, and Future Perfect. Then she says that in English there's just past, present, and future. But there's actually past, past perfect, present, present perfect, future, and future perfect. So it's really not that big of a deal.
But remembering the various cases is. There is nominative, accusative, genitive, ablative, dative, and vocative. The different cases of each noun depends on their declension, which there are five of. Declension is kinda like conjugation, but it applies to nouns and adjectives, not verbs.
Well, I'll stop being a Latin teacher now. We had an academic team competition yesterday. We got second, again. But that's okay. What's really bad is that there was a hot guy who was being the moderator who was totally making my gaydar go CRAZY (I'm pretty sure he was a junior in highschool). Anyways, I heard his name once, but I couldn't remember it. So in between rounds, I see him and he says "Hi Jim."
And I say, "Hi, I can't remember your name." I seem to make an asshole out of myself a lot. Then there's kinda an awkward silence for a minute, and I say, "This would be the part where you tell me your name." So he tells it to me, and I try not to start crying as I walk away. I was very rude.
Whatever.
-psychic psychopath
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