Originally posted by MWSAH[..]
Well, you did an exam with a negative result, so you are offered the chance of doing it again in a later stage. That's what we call an 'herkansing'. Looked for the English word on the net but I can't find one.
Originally posted by MWSAH[..]
Well, you did an exam with a negative result, so you are offered the chance of doing it again in a later stage. That's what we call an 'herkansing'. Looked for the English word on the net but I can't find one.
Originally posted by Hans23[..]
A 'resit' in english, you do the paper again to get a better mark
Originally posted by Hans23I think England should adopt the phase 'herkansingen', it sounds so cool.
"I'm doing a 'herkansingen' in Physics"
Originally posted by MWSAH[..]
Whaha, in that case, you should remove the last two letters: 'Herkansing'. That's singular instead of plural (Herkansingen).
Originally posted by Hans23[..]
I'll get there, my dutch phase book doesn't go that far.
"waar Zijn de toiletten, Kom alstublieft op bezoek"
Never knew Dutch was teached in England. Originally posted by MWSAH[..]
Hahaha
Originally posted by Hans23[..]
"Het Is voor mijn persoonlijk gebruik"
'Ik zal geen Nederlands meer praten' Originally posted by Hans23I think England should adopt the phase 'herkansingen', it sounds so cool.
"I'm doing a 'herkansingen' in Physics"
Originally posted by MWSAH[..]
Ah I see...