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Time for an evening beverage and some Top Gear.

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Training....:wacko:
 

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I can't be the only person who thinks German is an awesome language, can I?
 
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EpiEMS said:
I can't be the only person who thinks German is an awesome language, can I?
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No, I took a few terms of it in high school, unfortunately, I don't remember much of it.
 
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I can't be the only person who thinks German is an awesome language, can I?
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Why awesome language ?
The most find it to difficult to learn. That's why I need to talk often with hands and feet. Not all the foreigners here can speak English and I'm not Turkish, Arabic or Chinese. In addition is spoken here a hard dialect from a lot of People.

I'm already happy that I can write with you all here and that you understand me. Although I'm not so good. :)
 
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Why awesome language ?
The most find it to difficult to learn. That's why I need to talk often with hands and feet. Not all the foreigners here can speak English and I'm not Turkish, Arabic or Chinese. In addition is spoken here a hard dialect from a lot of People.

I'm already happy that I can write with you all here and that you understand me. Although I'm not so good. :)
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Your English is more than intelligible — I'm of the opinion that most native German speakers who also speak and write English have better English than I do, surely!

I find German fascinating for what I perceive as its precision. Like you wouldn't use the same word for "put" in the sentence "I put the turkey in the oven" as in "I put the baby in the crib," right?
 
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Your English is more than intelligible — I'm of the opinion that most native German speakers who also speak and write English have better English than I do, surely!

I find German fascinating for what I perceive as its precision. Like you wouldn't use the same word for "put" in the sentence "I put the turkey in the oven" as in "I put the baby in the crib," right?
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Thank you for your compliment. I think I'm sometimes too self-critical. :unsure:

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I find German fascinating for what I perceive as its precision. Like you wouldn't use the same word for "put" in the sentence "I put the turkey in the oven" as in "I put the baby in the crib," right?
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It always depends in what for a relationship the set is to the other sentences. But otherwise, you're right. For me there's still something with which I am at war with my language.
orthography, grammar, comma implementation....... ;)
Nobody is perfect. :)
 
Its here!!!

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Class!
 

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one needs that real? :unsure:
 
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Writing a paper ^_^
 
break after desinfection.... looking around...
 

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