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@@nahmend6987 Não sou! Sou um lobo inglês! XD Obrigado! ^w^

@@NathanDrake81 Ahh, thank you! 😁

@@EggZu_ Oh, thanks for the correction! Also, yeah, that calculation at the end confused me so much! 🤣 That's awesome that you were able to climb all the way up two sets! Most people don't move at all! Well done! 😁

@@sofiamarques1519 omg, thank you so much! Muito Obrigado! ^w^

@@Tusiriakest haha, thank you! Glad you think so! :D

@@joaodefreitas8617 Obrigado! ^w^

10:18 OH MY GOD LOOOOLLL AS A BRAZILIAN I FORGIVE YOU HAHA

Obrigado, amigo! :D Yeah, I would have to listen to a lot more Portuguese content to get a decent accent, haha. Happy to know it was understandable at least! That's half the battle! XD Also, glad you had some fun, listening to me! XD

@LittleProtoFoxy Desculpe e obrigado! XD

@@rambleswolf Your accent is just fine, especially for a beginner, you are speaking with an European accent, the Portuguese accent, it's surprising how good you sound to be honest. Just gotta work on the fluency, but the accent is fine, the user who commented on your accent is just expecting you to sound brazilian. Keep doing what you are doing.

@@HugoPereira-s3t Aww, thank you! That's so kind! 😍 I do struggle with fluency quite a lot with the languages I study. But I even struggle sometimes in my native language, though obviously not to the same extent! 😂

That's me! I used to be called PussInBoots and you replied to one of my comments about you doing a puss in boots voice sometime. I'm very glad to see you learn portuguese, and if we ever cross paths in the future, we can hopefully have a full on conversation in portuguese. I wish you the best. ❤

@MiloInBoots Ah, yes! I remember you now! Sorry, about being slow with that video! I wanted to cover some of the scenes in correctly pronounced Shakespearean English, but I want to make sure I don't say anything historically inaccurate, haha ^^; I can definitely try my best if we ever meet in the future! :D It might end up being quite a short conversation, though! XD

i only vaguely remember doing this, i know i did well on the maths exam, and had "further" classes for it, but i didn't do great on the others lol i also did an 11 plus but not well enough to get into the grammar school I wanted to

@EggZu_ Oh cool! My parents didn't even assume grammar schools were a viable choice due to cost, but I've heard they're actually not that expensive cos you can get funding for them if you're poor. Dunno if that's true or not, but that's pretty neat if true. Maybe I should see if I can find an 11+ paper online; might be fun! Haha I also only VAGUELY remember sitting in the hall having to do this exam around a circular table with other kids, but I don't think they had the pure arithmetic paper when I did mine. I don't remember it at least. I must've done fairly well because I was put into the top set for Maths and Science in high school. But then again, the average student at my comprehensive wasn't exactly academic, so maybe I was just above average, LOL XD

@@rambleswolf I'd be interested to see what the 11 plus is like! also im pretty sure the grammar school i was wanting to go to was free, we wouldn't have been able to afford tuition fees for definite lol

@@EggZu_ Yeah, some of the grammar schools have costs higher than university, it's insane! I can't imagine paying that much for school, especially when all your child does is mess about with a pig's head. 💀

@@EggZu_ Ah, nice! It's a lovely part of the country 😁

@@ihatedietcola7920 Yeah, it's part and parcel of being on the internet, but I wish YT wouldn't recommend our stuff to them, lol

@@Levi_Fuchs Yayyyy! ^^ 🐺🎉

@@LittleProtoFoxy I'm sorry that you've had to deal with it too! Yeah, I enjoy filming and editing, but trying to get everything out on time is, as you say, consuming. Especially, cos usually the raw footage I have is 28-32 minutes long and I have to cut out a load of waffle, and try and clear up ambiguity. My thought process doesn't always follow a linear logical manner and jumps all over the place, so sometimes I ramble for 5 or 6 minutes and never get to the point, then switch to something else 😂 Hence my surprise, when I was ready to sign off and I'd only been talking for 13 minutes, ahaha Mental health is super important. And I don't wanna shy away from the fact that I'm not always doing well, but at the same time I don't wanna "trauma dump" on you guys, cos that's not great either 😅 Thank you for being understanding though <3 I'm gonna make videos about things I wanna share with you guys rather than feeling like I have to give updates on how my life is going like you're my therapist or something XD

@@gratefulbear Aww, I'm sorry to hear that. :( Yeah, usually I wouldn't care if it was one or two, but it was just a bit too much for me and I was feeling low already

@@deepakmishra8410 Awww thanks! ^w^ Haven't really posted recently, cos of a bunch of factors. But I do want to get back into it. Just gotta find something to ramble on about ^^;

Cheers! You stay busy too! 😊

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Aww, thank you! And I'm glad you find them relaxing, haha ^^

Aww, thank you! Hopefully I can inspire others to try something new or persist with something that they aren't skilled at yet! ^w^

Omg, that would be amazing! XD Hopefully one day! ^^

thank you >///<

I felt a mixture of pride and panic! XD Yeah, I like this method! Steiner schools are quite interesting in their pedagogy.

@@rambleswolf Well, your ramblings are worth listening to in this wolfer's perked ears, ya got yourself a new floofl- Greetings from Vietnam!

@@sufferingrin3886 Aww, thank you! ^^

I've been thinking of making a video of me doing an a level paper, watching a SATs exam could be interesting! I did mine over a decade ago at this point I forgot what they even ask. I was actually put into set 3 and moved up to set 1 in maths cuz I'm just built like that (so clearly I did about average in my sats)

@@EggZu_ Yeah, I remember taking my SATs in the school hall, but I don't remember what they were on... Until I agreed to help out my neighbour, I didn't even remember there being a spelling and grammar test! (maybe it's new? I did mine back in 2007 - god I'm old XD) I'm wondering if I should do a modern one or try and see if it's possible to find the one that I did all the way back then 🤔 I got a B (6/7?) on my GCSE Maths, so I don't think I'll bother to pay to re-sit that. But, I'd love to get good enough to earn an A-Level in Maths! That'd be a cool achievement! ^^ Congrats on your climb to the top! :P

@@rambleswolf maybe this is a bit out there but if you wanted some help learning anything (especially a level stuff) I'd be willing to help if you'd like

Awww, thank you so much for the nice comment! I also like teaching people stuff and helping them understand things that they found hard as well ^^. I think the grammar side of languages (English or otherwise) might be good for you - it's sort of the logic behind how they work. Try and find some old grammar books! Doesn't help much with the literature and the more creative side of language though, haha. ^^; btw, I just uploaded another one of these study with me maths videos, haha: th-cam.com/video/QrpofmiVqqc/w-d-xo.html

@@rambleswolf grammar is quite cool, I try to be very proper with my wording and avoid ambiguity, although a thing I struggled with when learning German was what case I'm in and what type of word something is, although I did get a better grade in German than any other exam I've done (ignore the fact I cheated it by having my native friend help me)

@@rambleswolf it just came up in my recommended haha

Wait... there's a hack for learning powers?? I NEED this information 🤣

@@rambleswolf specifically to reduce it by a modulo, but it's quite a lot of busy work and isn't really worth learning unless you have a number theory exam coming up lol

@@EggZu_ So, what you're saying is: I'd be better off just using a calculator? XD

@@rambleswolf hahaha yes

Yay! I'm glad I interpreted that phrasing correctly! That essay sounds interesting (as a teacher, I also 'enjoy' lamenting the education system), I'll put it on my TBR list 😊

I was coming here to say almost the exact same thing - and also, it's always a bittersweet feeling seeing something like this, someone discovering beauty in math and having things *finally* click ... but after a long painful while of having school failing to be good it feels that in most cases, it tends to be a failure to provide the necessary resources for the person, rather than the person's "inherent incompetence" in a field, or whatever crap - no, nearly anyone can do nearly anything if you've got the resources and motivation for it, but getting the resources is tricky, and so people lose motivation...

Check out the link in the description, as he's an actual teacher who explains it more in depth. But basically, each of the number wheels are the same; the shapes are just to help you visualise the pattern of the multiplication. :3

Wow! Thanks for such an in-depth comment! I've heard of some of those topics, but didn't really know what they were! ^w^ I'm not intimidated, per se, by the scale of everything to learn. Maybe cos I don't have to learn it for school/ uni, haha. I'll just go at my own pace, and get as far as I get ^w^ Best of luck with your own Maths journey as well! It sounds exciting and I hope it all goes well for you! :D

I'm just wrapping up my degree (got an exam in 8 hours and then one in 32 hours then I'm done with exams forever!) it's a bsc in maths and stats in the UK (so I do at least one stats module a year) my favourite modules I've done are graph theory you have a collection of vertices and edges that can connect any two vertices (vertices do not have to be connected, but an edge must start and end at a vertex) it's really useful for modelling things in the real world, like roads for example combinatorics counting how many ways there are to arrange something, it can go pretty in depth and can be used to model real things like if you have people who can do certain jobs is it possible to get every job done with no person (or team) doing more than one job game theory hello internet, game theory creates a "game" where each player has a set of strategies and each outcome gives a "utility" (how good the outcome is), and you try to find the strategy that guarantees the highest utility (prisoners dilemma is the most commonly known example of a game theory problem) other notable ones are quantum theory (my exam for this starts in 8 hours lol), complex analysis was really cool but I sucked at it, and I enjoyed set theory a lot which was mentioned in the parent comment oh I have also done knots and surfaces which I believe is related to topology, some rather interesting stuff although I didn't study it as much as I'd have liked due to stressing about the other modules lol

@@EggZu_ Those all sound really interesting, but also super complicated XD Thanks for sharing! I hope your exam went well! ^^

@@rambleswolf thank you! I think it went okay, I spent 20 minutes trying to integrate the wrong function but I finished with 5 minutes to spare so at least I didn't lose marks by running out of time. final one is tomorrow and also my birthday!

Aww, thank you! ^w^ That's sorta why I started this channel - to measure and share my learning journey with different topics! Also, LOL, I hadn't noticed that, but you're right! XD

no it isnt

Thank you so much! And well done on your degree! That's awesome! You must've put in a lot of hard work! ^_^

@@rambleswolf I hope you take on calculus down the line. The way everything comes together is just so beautiful. The first time I learned it my mind was changed forever.

@@Luingus Hopefully one day! I want to be able read stuff with the big ʃ in it! XD (I think they're called integrals? No clue what they actually are though, LOL) Still, I need to polish up my Pre-Algebraic Arithmetic first - just gotten up to dealing with fractions, haha. Soon to go on to Decimals and Percentages. Since filming this, I've become pretty confident with multiplication. But, I'm finding dividing by two or more digit divisors quite tricky...^^; It's sort of coming back to me that fractions were actually something I really struggled with in school. And I kinda get how to deal with them now, which is cool! Just need to practise them some more! :D

​@@rambleswolf If it makes you feel any better, once you get to higher maths, most division is done by calculator anyways 🤣.

The unholy trinity! xD

Honestly, same

Me too! x3

You clicked on the thumbnail? 🤔 You must either be watching maths or furry stuff too, cos those are the only tags, LOL

@@rambleswolf the former, sure, and i think you can blame my gf for the latter part

@@kornsuwin LMAO

Yyyyeah.. I was hoping this would be satire

Oh, that's cool! Never heard of clock/ modular arithmetic before! :D Did you study pure or applied mathematics? I'm kinda interested in what people learn during a maths degree, and what kind of work people get into afterwards. If I get comfortable enough, I might try and get an A-Level in Maths (for fun), since all my A-Levels were in Humanities. (In the UK, A-Levels are 3 subjects you take between the age of 16-18 at a sixth form college after finishing high school (age 11-16), and getting your GCSEs. A-Level grades are what you use when applying to university.)

@@rambleswolf I studied computational mathematics and computer science and statistics, so more towards the applied side.

Was going to mention this, it looks like modulo 10 arithmetic. This is also used in cryptography as well

english majors outside their domain tacking maths <3