Thursday, October 12, 2006
Eproject
Hi! My name is João but my friends call me Ferry. I'm 19 years old and have lived all my life in Amadora. I completed secondary education at Escola Secundária D.João V, in Damaia.My main hobbies are writing, producing and recording Rap music. Contrary to popular belief, Rap music isn't necessarily connected with violence and drugs; there are many other styles of this musical genre. I also enjoy listening to Reggae, Country and light Rock.I spend most of my free time out with friends, although I like having quiet time for myself too.I like the English language and have been to England a few times. I most enjoyed a few days I spent with friends in East London. At first it was hard to understand their cockney accent but, before I knew it, I was beginning to sound like them.The course I have chosen to study is Linguas Literaturas e Culturas - Variante de Estudos Ingleses e Espanhóis. Now that I think of it, I'm not sure why I opted for this course but I hope to God it doesn't entail sleepless nights of studying. I'm not very familiar with "university life" or with my new colleagues yet, but I hope the next three years will be fun. João Silva
Eproject
Hi! My name is João but my friends call me Ferry. I'm 19 years old and have lived all my life in Amadora. I completed secondary education at Escola Secundária D.João V, in Damaia.My main hobbies are writing, producing and recording Rap music. Contrary to popular belief, Rap music isn't necessarily connected with violence and drugs; there are many other styles of this musical genre. I also enjoy listening to Reggae, Country and light Rock.I spend most of my free time out with friends, although I like having quiet time for myself too.I like the English language and have been to England a few times. I most enjoyed a few days I spent with friends in East London. At first it was hard to understand their cockney accent but, before I knew it, I was beginning to sound like them.The course I have chosen to study is Linguas Literaturas e Culturas - Variante de Estudos Ingleses e Espanhóis. Now that I think of it, I'm not sure why I opted for this course but I hope to God it doesn't entail sleepless nights of studying. I'm not very familiar with "university life" or with my new colleagues yet, but I hope the next three years will be fun. João Silva
1 comment:
thanks for the photo!
JoanaR
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