Translation in English.
Anyone can tell me the translation of the French words in English?: "je suis en (classe de) 6ème, 5ème, 4ème, 3ème , 2nde, 1ère, Terminales". It seems there are 2 ways to tell them in English (in USA and UK), i am always confused when making the difference.
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In the US, school goes by grades: from 1st grade to 12th grade, then college... I hope that helps!
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Thank you :)
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In school in the UK you say you are in year six, or five or four, etc.
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In the UK its year one, year two until year eleven. The last two years are GCSE years. Then they have two years of A Level before university. :D
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In the USA, we say you are in first grade, second grade, etc. For UK I believe they say first class, second class, etc. I think the ages are the same. First grade starts at 6 years old in the US. Before that you go to Kindergarten. I can't recall in UK but it's something like junior infants.
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