Another french cuber

[Kev43]

Hi!

I'm 16 and I'm from France.

I discovered the Rubik's cube 5 years ago because I won a cube and a little book which explains how to solve it. But I wasn't very interested by solving the cube, and I was above all too lazy to learn how to solve the LL

But 3 months ago I found my cube under a lot of dust (is it the correct word?), and I learnt how to solve the whole cube, and I discovered speedcubing.

Today my best average 333 is 44"63, and I can solve 222, 333, 444, pyraminx, floppy cube (great puzzle ) and 333 blindfolded (even if I have three DNFs on my WCA page). Il will soon have 555 and a square-1 And maybe a 777.
I'm more interested by blindfold cubing than by speedcubing, specially when I open eyes and I see the cube solved

I registered here because I can learn very much (and improve my english, too...).



PS: I hope you can understand my english...

 

[TimeFreeze]

Your english is great! The only thing I could find is that you spelled learned learnt, but that's fine. People can still understand you. Out of curiosity, how long did it take you before you could learn blindfolded?

 

[Daniel Wu]

I want a 777. For a 40-49s average, 3 months is really good. And your english is better than mine.

 

[Kev43]

Out of curiosity, how long did it take you before you could learn blindfolded?

I don't really undestand the qestion, but I'll try to answer ^^:
- I began blindfolded a month and an half after the moment when I solved he cube for the first time.
- I solved a cube blindfolded for the first time about a month after I decided to begin to learn blindfold. But my success rate wasn't very high, it's better today

Did I answer to your question?

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

Your english is great! The only thing I could find is that you spelled learned learnt, but that's fine. People can still understand you. Out of curiosity, how long did it take you before you could learn blindfolded?

That *is* one of those verbs that can be regular or irregular...