Re: Congratulations Game
Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 3:36 am
7 years, persistent on-line world, still stable.
Not a small achievement.
Not a small achievement.
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8, tomorrow.Cwalen wrote:7 years, persistent on-line world, still stable.
Not a small achievement.

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The English word for 'hogeschool' is college, Ben. Definitely not university.BenjaminMS wrote:I was... attempting university. Well, English word is university, but in Dutch it isn't 'universiteit' (university) maar 'hogeschool' ('highschool') where I was studying. What we call 'universiteit' (university) is a grade above 'hogeschool'. I know, confusing
Juliette wrote:The English word for 'hogeschool' is college, Ben. Definitely not university.BenjaminMS wrote:I was... attempting university. Well, English word is university, but in Dutch it isn't 'universiteit' (university) maar 'hogeschool' ('highschool') where I was studying. What we call 'universiteit' (university) is a grade above 'hogeschool'. I know, confusing
But how did that work out? Your use of 'attempting' tells me SGW ruined your education?*grin* (I kid, you know who says it.)
HAN (and a few other Dutch colleges) have a double status.BenjaminMS wrote:Tell that to the HAN Juliette (http://www.han.nl/international/english/). I stand corrected, but also a fail part from them...Juliette wrote:The English word for 'hogeschool' is college, Ben. Definitely not university.BenjaminMS wrote:I was... attempting university. Well, English word is university, but in Dutch it isn't 'universiteit' (university) maar 'hogeschool' ('highschool') where I was studying. What we call 'universiteit' (university) is a grade above 'hogeschool'. I know, confusing
But how did that work out? Your use of 'attempting' tells me SGW ruined your education?*grin* (I kid, you know who says it.)
