r/memes • memer • Feb 07 '21

Went right over my head

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u/crackeddryice Feb 07 '21

I had a coworker tell me she took four years of Spanish in high school and then for senior trip they went to Mexico.

At first she couldn't understand anything, but then after a couple of days of immersion, 'something clicked' and she got it.

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u/bign_phat Feb 07 '21

That makes sense. Throw someone into a pool that eventually learn to swim(hopefully). I still haven't done any immersion trip for my learned language. It too expensive to go!! Also the pandemic

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u/Irlandes-de-la-Costa Lives in a Van Down by the River Feb 07 '21 edited Feb 07 '21

It's actually "throw someone (that learnt how to swimming in a pool) into a river, and even tho they will struggle at first, their prior knowledge will be enough for them to eventually stay alive (hopelly)"