Norwegian, get good grade (september 2012). | My language mission and my log | Forum

It's kinda scary to write these things in a language that isn't mine or to decide a goal in general. Sure I need to refresh my english, this year I left it to languish in a quiet corner of my brain, especially the write part. But I'll start with norwegian that I actually study to school.
This summer I'll spend two weeks in a norwegian university. They picked me to fill one of only twenty places and – hunf – this stress me. Of course I'm happy, but probably I wasn't the right, more confident and fluent choice. They'll test me at the end of the courses D: My nightmares are full of norwegian professors who say to me "thou art too stupid for our university!", but it's a huge opportunity and I'll do my best to improve my norwegian from now to september 2012, when I will also have a norwegian oral exam, here in Italy. I really want to pass it with a good grade; yeah, grades are just numbers, but also a way to measure my progress.
Just for the lulz: when I was a child everybody I knew can roll their tongues but me. So one day I put myself in front of the mirror and started to practice because, and I quote, "I need to sort out my priorities" xD However, after few months I learned to roll my tongue too – take this, Darwin! But the point is that if I beated a non-rolling gene maybe I can also restore my dignity of foreign languages student :°

As you can see in my signature, I'm an italian girl with a poor command over english. At the moment I'm studying scandinavian languages (above all norwegian) and russian. Feel free to correct me in every language, I won't get upset, or message me if you want to ameliorate your italian. Ha det!

Ti ringrazio!
Studierò lingua norvegese, letteratura e semantica.  

Thank you!
I'm gonna study Norwegian language, literature and semantics.

Yes, now it's correct (:

And yes, there are many reasons, but first of all because of Munch's paintings and Ibsen's plays. They're are really the inspiration behind my choice; Norse mythology, norwegian landscapes and the music I listen (that's more danish, but Scandinavian languages are very close to each other) made the rest. It started as a cultural choice, but now I love how it sounds and the fact that norwegian speakers easily understand swedes and danes. I hope one day I'll understand them too.

However, I could ask you the same question about italian.