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Posted: 13 Jun 2003 19:54
by eis_os
Marcel wrote:Dinges wrote:How's my German?
Hm, your english is better, but don´t ask me about my dutch
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Hmm I should have 2 Dutch schoolbooks somewhere in my bookshelf.
Maybe I should read them some day...
Posted: 13 Jun 2003 21:21
by spaceman-spiff
Kunnen wir den German stopfen bitte
Posted: 13 Jun 2003 21:44
by Big Mad Tony
It's well known WE make the best beer!
Posted: 13 Jun 2003 21:45
by spaceman-spiff
Clearly you had too many right now
Posted: 14 Jun 2003 11:52
by John
english beer, too warm. bavarian beer nice and cold mmmmmmmmmmmm
i finished my exams so i had to party and i had by first nice cold mass mmmmmmmmm, that was nice. though i kinda downed it, well i beat everyone on my table, and one of them drinks a lot of beer (no we werent compiting). First mass in 6-7 minutes, well i felt a little 'light' headed afterwards
NRW nordrheinwestfallend (???)
Posted: 20 Jun 2003 15:12
by Endre
Nein, nein. Es ist Nordrhein-Westfalen. Or, if everybody uses his native language, I should say Észak-Rajna - Vesztfália.
As far as I'm concerned, somewhere there should be the first MagLev in Germany built. Essen-Düsseldorf or sg like that for the 2004/5/6 Football something. (Sorry, I'm not a football fan...)
By the way, those of you, who speak Dutch, don't you feel as if you were speaking English and Deutsch at the same time? Cause whenever I hear Dutch, I have an oscillating feeling like this: it's German - no, no, it's English, no, it's German...aha,
then, it must be Dutch.
Posted: 20 Jun 2003 15:36
by Arathorn
I have the feeling to speak Dutch.
Posted: 20 Jun 2003 15:59
by Endre
Just as I suspected...
Sorry, but I had to ask. Likewise, since I've heard that speaking Swedish is like speaking in German underwater, I'd ask a Swedish immediately whether (s)he had the feeling or not. If I met a Swedish, of course...
