Raora mentioned that she's been learning German for 3 years, but... [Hololive EN]

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[@MALEMization]

"BUT WHERE IS THE REST OF THEM?!"

[@maskotepic9837]

"eh?"

[@jhbyrianellewong4992]

"Where's 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9?"

[@RejectHumanityReturn2Monke]

Raora was thinking of something else but Kiara just went with it.

[@WeirdPros]

Classic "Roman Struggling Against the Goths"

[@franix97]

Yeah the point of grades 1 to 10 is that you get the average at the end of the year.
If I do 5 test the whole year, get 4 - 4 - 6 - 8 - 8, the average is 6 so I barely passed, but still passed (and so on).
So even if in a test you get 4 and suck, you can still be good to pass the year if next test you get 8/10.

[@Earliersphere]

well good thing Raora has CC and Wawa to help her learn German at least conversationally.

[@Lilitha11]

Highschool language classes are not great, unless you are motivated to study extra on your own. Which a lot of highschool students don't do.

[@devildante9]

Here we have a 1 to 7, you pass with a 4. I always thought it was s weird system

[@YellowBunny]

Do you fail with 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, and 7 then?

[@arthas295]

Really? In my country we have one to twenty

[@CatNolara]

What country is that?

[@MYsolomate]

I wanted kiara repeated exactly how she tell gura back then to see if anyone responded the same as gura. "German has 1 2 3 4 5 6 grade. FUN FACT in Austria the grade is 1 to 5 but in German is 1 to 6" is how it goes if i'm not mistaken... 😂😂

[@jayd.doubledubs]

Me abouta comment about the 1 to 100 scale but tbh, it's just a 1-10 scale with more numbers

[@yuuji_]

Yeah japan has that, for france, it's 0 to 20

[@ZedSaroh]

I've always thought that 0 through 10 (or 0 through 100, basically the same) was the most common system.
I have no knowledge of how it is done in other countries, but in Brazil we have 4 exam periods throughtout the year and then we get the average at the end. In all the places I have studied an average of 7 was the requirement to pass. So you can basically get any score on the tests as long as you meet the criteria at the end of the year.

[@reinjocastaneda8759]

Context about 1 to 6 systems grading this happens twice with Gura and Kobo first Gura 1 to 5 and where the rest and Kobo what and what turn to jokes and having deja vu from kiara

[@AgentFour]

I took Spanish for 6 and a half years in junior high and high school, and i don't remember anything.

[@windhelmguard5295]

in Germany how it works is that 1-4 is a passing grade, 5 can be a passing grade under specific circumstances and 6 is a complete failure but it all depends on which subjects you got those grades in because they're valued differently.
if you get a 6 in german, maths, physics, chemistry, biology or english, you just fail.
if you get a 5 in german, maths, physics, chemistry, biology or english, you can still pass if you got a 3 in one of the others, if you got 4s in all of them and one 5, you fail, so you generally never fail the class just because you sucked at one thing, you'll have to either seriously fuck it up or just be bad across the board.

[@CatNolara]

Afaik in germany you still pass with a 4, 5 is like you don't pass, but at least you tried and 6 is like you didn't even try...or you cheated and got caught.
In the Oberstufe (grade 10 and higher in Gymnasium) the grading system changes and you have 0-15 with 15 as the highest and 0 as the lowest, which is closer to what Raora talks about. You can still convert to the other grades tho, like 15 is a 1+, 14 is a 1, 13 is a 1- etc. and then 1 is a 5- and 0 is just a 6. So you'd need at least a 4 to pass.

[@JohannGD98]

1 to 20 in my country

[@theteamxxx3142]

2:11 XD

[@Ron-tj8wk]

Can someone explain to me what does kiara mean by "grades"?
I always thought they mean grade 1 = first year of school (like 6/7 years old)
grade 2 = 2nd year
all the way till like 17-18 when you graduate and go adulting....
now theyre talking about GETTING grades? HUH? so this whole time did kiara mean "test scores" ? im so confused

[@kill1337spek]

The grading scale. In the US we use a percentile based grading system i.e. 1-100%.

[@orlagh277]

@@kill1337spek doesn't U.S. use letters A-F excluding E? we use 1-10 here too and it was very intuitive because 10 was basically 95% and up, 8 was 85-94% etc.

[@sasi5841]

​@@orlagh277A-F corresponds to percentages.
90-100 = A
80-90 = B
70-80 = C
65-70 = D

[@JustinT2]

In US grades are basically like the tier list system without the S tier. You pass the class, unless you receive an F tier grade.

[@Elite_agent_Miko]

In Denmark we have -3 00 02 4 7 10 and 12