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Paper Version French

  • 14-06-2010 6:27pm
    #1
    boxmc
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭


    I am just after recieving a list of my subjects and just realised that my paper version for French is in Irish. I put this down without thinking back in Feb/march. I would be able to do the comprehension q in irish, but I don't know about the tape since I learned french through english so when I hear a french word I translate it to english, difficult enough without having to quickly change it to irish! So my question is do I have to do the whole paper in irish (except the french q's) or can I just answer in English. The french paper comes in both so it doesn't mean getting a new paper.

    What do ye think!


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  • #2
    LadyGaga!
    Closed Accounts Posts: 140 ✭✭LadyGaga!


    You either answer it all in Irish or you don't. You can't mix. So if you want to answer it through English you just do so.


  • #3
    blacklionboy
    Registered Users Posts: 100 ✭✭blacklionboy


    boxmc wrote: »
    I am just after recieving a list of my subjects and just realised that my paper version for French is in Irish. I put this down without thinking back in Feb/march. I would be able to do the comprehension q in irish, but I don't know about the tape since I learned french through english so when I hear a french word I translate it to english, difficult enough without having to quickly change it to irish! So my question is do I have to do the whole paper in irish (except the french q's) or can I just answer in English. The french paper comes in both so it doesn't mean getting a new paper.

    What do ye think!
    i'd just answer in english. the correctors aren't Robots!


  • #4
    boxmc
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3 ✭boxmc


    So it doesn't matter that the state examinations commission has me registered as taking it in irish? i can still just anwser in english? I wonder do they send papers registered as answered through irish to specific correctors?


  • #5
    blacklionboy
    Registered Users Posts: 100 ✭✭blacklionboy


    blacklionboy wrote: »
    i'd just answer in english. the correctors aren't Robots!
    call the helpline 090-6442700 see what they say


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