He longs for Friday night

The world's most perfect teenager has an intense school week ahead of him. Unlike his peers who have had MUN as extra studies since grade 6, Junior only started in grade 10 because he studied Spanish instead. Today, as in previous years, the school will have the MUN conference all day.

This means that he misses the usual lessons today, including, among other lessons, the math lesson. A lesson he really should have attended because "we" couldn't solve 3 of the problems in the chapter "we" practiced last night for his Thursday math test.

In addition to the MUN 2024 conference today, the math test on Thursday, all of Friday will be devoted to a big test of his previous Spanish studies at The Diplomas de Español como Lengua Extranjera (English: Diplomas of Spanish as a Foreign Language), or DELE.

Which are official diplomas issued by the Spanish Instituto Cervantes on behalf of the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science to participants who have passed a standardized test demonstrating their European Spanish language skills.

The diplomas do not expire, which means that a possible diploma can be used for a college or university application.