100-question quiz on my first day of Culinary Foundations III today.
It didn't count as a grade, it was just for Chef to see what you know already...
Even worse... my Chef instructor for this term is French, as in from France (not sure if he's a Conehead, cuz he wears a toque so I can't see, lol). THICK French accent, even though he has been in this country for 25+ years. He is understandable, but if he talks low (his voice does not carry at all... >.< ) or he starts talking fast (or both, gah!) then you have to ask him to repeat himself. He says he is used to that, and it's ok, but I still hate doing it...
Good thing I have lots of friends who were in his class last term, so they can help me if I truly need it, but I think I will do just fine on my own. Getting a true crash-course in spoken French though. I can read it ok (vocabulary base is similar to Spanish and Italian), but conversationally I am not so good.
Personally I want to learn Italian so I can curse someone out and sound cool, lol.
It didn't count as a grade, it was just for Chef to see what you know already...
Even worse... my Chef instructor for this term is French, as in from France (not sure if he's a Conehead, cuz he wears a toque so I can't see, lol). THICK French accent, even though he has been in this country for 25+ years. He is understandable, but if he talks low (his voice does not carry at all... >.< ) or he starts talking fast (or both, gah!) then you have to ask him to repeat himself. He says he is used to that, and it's ok, but I still hate doing it...
Good thing I have lots of friends who were in his class last term, so they can help me if I truly need it, but I think I will do just fine on my own. Getting a true crash-course in spoken French though. I can read it ok (vocabulary base is similar to Spanish and Italian), but conversationally I am not so good.
Personally I want to learn Italian so I can curse someone out and sound cool, lol.
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