I go to a K-12 school. In Years K-6, you are required to do Chinese. In year 7, you can choose between Chinese and Indonesian. Most kids stick with Chinese, but I chose Indonesian. You can't change it after 7th grade.
@notblackpearl ohhh ok, my school is sort of like that, Indonesian is required as a separate class but you can choose it as a second class choice between Chinese, Indonesian is luckily not too difficult so you can easily keep up I hope ^^
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marjority ∙ Shared February 1, 2023 at 5:01 AM
Oh, do you also have Bahasa Indonesian as a required subject? I’m just curious because it’s required in mine sorry if this is odd to ask ^^;
Sayonara ∙ Shared February 1, 2023 at 5:07 AM
@marjority | Lemme explain:
I go to a K-12 school. In Years K-6, you are required to do Chinese. In year 7, you can choose between Chinese and Indonesian. Most kids stick with Chinese, but I chose Indonesian. You can't change it after 7th grade.
marjority ∙ Shared February 1, 2023 at 5:19 AM
@notblackpearl ohhh ok, my school is sort of like that, Indonesian is required as a separate class but you can choose it as a second class choice between Chinese, Indonesian is luckily not too difficult so you can easily keep up I hope ^^
Sayonara ∙ Shared February 1, 2023 at 5:28 AM
@marjority | Indonesian is pretty easy tbh.