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Probably because the Chinese people study a higher standard level of math at their country, they proberbly know all the math we learn in Australia already.

What I might do is to take both senior science and Math Ex2 and drop one if I need to later in life. Or I can keep both till the end and get scaled for the one I did better. I still don't feel like keeping chemistry. My school is not a selective school, so none of the Australians are...

English standard 2U Physics 2U SDD 2U Math 2U Math Ex 1 1U Chemistry 2U English Fundamentals 1U I currently have 12U for the above subjects and I'm intending to drop the bottom two. I was thinking of doing 4U math so that I'd have 10 Units, but because many students drop...

Half the population of my school is asians as well. But most, especially in my year, are international students from China. They all keep to themselves and are always avoiding to speak english. The more we have them, the less Australians would be at school. So here there is a less chance of...

WOW! How encouraging! (and humorous!) I am feeling so much emotion from your words, but unfortunately I can't express my thankfullness well. I'll try and talk alot, I'm not going to care if I make mistakes and people laugh at me. I'll just make a joke out of it! Thank you very much Nichhhole...

Quote: Originally Posted by Davo1111 Keep trying - you will become more fluent over time. You can only get better with practice. Thanks for the helpful reply. I just hope those who think of me as a troll would disappear.

yes i can perhaps make friends and study at the same time.

thanks for replying. I'm now wondering if it's better to study than make friends once I get to yr 12.

I am half asian and I talk my language at home. I am very talkative at home with my 3 siblings. At school I didn't make asian friends because I knew talking asian would not increase my english. So I was always quiet and because of that, I tend to struggle on talking. Still I'm ok with my accent...