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[nekare]

It's been a long, miserable day, most of which was spent blowing my nose. I hate being sick.

In any case, I have to put together a resume, both for a homework and my pending student exchange, so. how would you rate my knowledge of the English language? as in 1 to 100%. I'll probably exagerate ir a bit anyway because that's what you're supposed to do in a resume, just like I'm claiming 20% Japanese even though I've forgotten all about those three years; but right now I just want the honest answer.

Comments

[amchara.livejournal.com]

I would give yourself a very high rating- like, 95% or higher. I don't know how your English speaking skills are (which is the hardest part of becoming fluent in any language, imo) but with your writing skills... yeah, I have trouble remembering you're not a native speaker sometimes. :)

[i-said-boourns.livejournal.com]

I agree with amchara. Sometimes I also forget English isn't your first language until I read references to Mexico in your journal or get comments from you in Spanish. hehe.

[sablier-bloque.livejournal.com]

I'd say you were pretty fucking fluent. 100% all of the way.

[chrryblssmninja.livejournal.com]

I'd say 98% college student level.

[such_heights]

Yup, it has never once read like English isn't your first language. 100%, baby.

[offthebalcony.livejournal.com]

Like others have said I always forget that it isn't your first languge. I don't know what your speaking skills are like but I'd give you 98% or even higher =]

[morgaine22.livejournal.com]

Definitely super high on the fluency. Ditto on the forgetting you're bilingual because you're so well-spoken. I'd go 98% too.

Sorry you're feeling sick and junky. :(

[skies-of-honey.livejournal.com]

Considering you speak{or write, I should say} English better than I do most of the time, I'd say a 100%.

[sarie-gamgee.livejournal.com]

98%, which is higher than mine (and I'm a fucking English teacher, lol) xD