okay, everyone, maybe not all, but at least most, agrees that my pri sch is a "chinese" one. well, even i agree. like seriously, how can you call it "non-chinesey" when they teach so much chinese stuff, and its so cheem. and yesh, many people in our school actually say they like chinese. diao. im not saying i hate chinese or sth, but im definitely not one who will go saying chinese is my darling. get the point? but idk why i still get 3rd for chinese before. but only 3rd. and thats during p2. oh crap. wait. i think i got 2nd before also. but thats in idk when. never first. never. but my chinese teacher in pri sch has high hopes on me, for idk what reason. like theres millions of students out there whose chinese is better than mine. much better.
YESH, YEESING, this chinesey phenomena in our pri sch (when we arent even a SAP school) prolly explains why many students flock to the SAP schools after psle. but somehow or rather, i din get influence. okay, yes, i was in a delimma after psle, but after i chose to go to a non SAP school, i never regretted it. not once. at least till now. but thinking back, actually yeesing was the one who influenced me to go to a non SAP school.
shall end of this crappy post here. but i seriously needa buck up on my chinese. seriously. and even my english. which is like crappier than my chinese compared to the rest of the school population who are mostly, majority, english-speaking. and maybe my lousy standard of english was one teeny lil reason why i have regretted a lil going to an eng school. but think again cheryl, what if you go to a SAP school where most ppl are chinese-speaking? wouldnt your chinese results be the same as compared to the rest of the school population as you eng now in your current sec school?
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