Oops, I meant to use "is", not "tha"! But it's true, you can't always extrapolate, but it's fun and important to try.
Leugh mi Riaghailt-àireimh ann an àrd-sgoil. Bha e dùbhlanach, agus air uairibh bha e glè inntinneach. Chan eil mi a' dèanamh matamataigs no saidheans a-nis. 'S fhearr leam eachdraidh agus cànanan. Co-dhiù, 's toil leamsa bith-eòlas mara agus reul-eòlas, agus leugh mi leabhar glè inntinneach timcheall nàdur-fheallsanachd ann mo chlas na-oilthigh a-bhòn-uiridh:
The Characteristics of Physical Law à sgrìobh Richard Feynman. 'Se "Freshman Studies" ann an clas, facal-toisich gu na h-ealainean libearalachean. Rinn mi an clas ann an oilthigh Aimeireaganach, far leugh mi car bliadhna ro dh'imprig mo theaghlach do Alba.
I studied calculus in high school. It was challenging and sometimes very interesting. Now I don't do math or science. I prefer history and languages. However, I do like marine biology and astronomy, and I read a very interesting book about physics for my university class the year before last. The class is "Freshman Studies", an introduction to the liberal arts. I did the class at an American university, where I studied for a year before my family moved to Scotland.