Thread: Reading in English as a Non-native Speaker
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Old 07-22-2013, 03:37 AM   #47
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Originally Posted by Majorix View Post
@bucsie:

What did you study at the college? I am asking it since you mentioned reading computer-science books and not many people read them. I am studying Software Engineering myself, even though I am an old fart to do so (I am 26).

BTW, I hear younger girls do like Twilight, even though it gets really bad reviews everywhere. Since it is a "she" who gave you the book, oh well... If you are female, please forgive my rudeness
I studied "computer science". I'm not sure how it translates to what other countries teach, but my degree says I am an engineer in computer systems...but I am actually a programmer. And saying 26 is old has got to be a punishable offence somewhere .
I am a grown-ass woman, and yes, I did like Twilight and I am actually grateful I did, otherwise I wouldn't have discovered the world of books again. I acknowledge its crappiness, so I guess it can be considered a guilty pleasure.
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