E: Yes so I do, I let people use my colours and if it's blunt they go and sharpen it
BP: They sharpen it up for you, very smart. Anything else you want to tell me or want
to talk about, in French
E: Not really
BP: No
E: Not really
BP: Do you speak any other languages
E: No, my ∞usin speaks Spanish cause she went to Mexi∞ I think and she was
learning Spanish
BP: May be you can Ieam Spanish in secondary school later on. Do you want to
continue with French
E: Yeah, I enjoy it
BP: Good, great, merci
E: Thank you
Karley
BP: Tell me a little about the French, the things you like
K: Learning about all the different sport and drinks and playing games and numbers to
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K : I enjoy learning new words and I think it's quite good doing the tapes and I've got
two French books at home and I always Ieam the new words, it's not really difficult
BP: It's all easy... all good fun
K: Sometimes
BP: Sometimes you don't like it
K: About one or two time I don't
BP: When you don't like it why
K: There is about 100 people put their hand up most of the time Miss chooses
somebody else
BP: What about making a mistake do you mind making a mistake
K: Not really I just cross it out
BP: What about speaking, when you make a mistake
K: I just say it again
BP: What do you enjoy most
K: Numbers
BP: You like numbers... in maths...you're good at maths
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