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-ReiN-x-RauS-

PostPosted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 9:56 am


Can't wait for the day the Germans 'invent' that one!
PostPosted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 3:17 pm


I'm going to mail one to Schneider. He's afraid of chickens like Till is afraid of penguins.

Corsac Falk Vulpes


-ReiN-x-RauS-

PostPosted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 12:13 pm


SERIOUSLY?
PostPosted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:31 am


Yeah, well. Not as bad as Till, but they still scare him.

Corsac Falk Vulpes


-ReiN-x-RauS-

PostPosted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 12:00 pm


whee
AaaaaAAAaaaawwwwWWWwwww!!

So cute!

Methinks people will be using that alot now, just like the Till/penguin thing!
PostPosted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 6:50 pm


Hmm, Till like chicken burgers, does that mean Schneider likes panguin burgers?

Corsac Falk Vulpes


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PostPosted: Wed Sep 24, 2008 7:17 pm


Yes. Yes it does.

I don't speak German well enough yet, but I'm taking classes in it right now. Hopefully I can improve myself. ^_^
PostPosted: Wed Jan 20, 2010 3:36 pm


I taught myself some german in line with what i was learning in my first year of spanish (yes my first year. i started taking it along with french, which i have been learning for four years), but since then i have gotten very lazy. i only know colors, numbers, months/seasons/weekdays, a few foods, a few family member names, some slang, and fragments of basic conversational german. it's pretty pathetic.

i think that because of r+ and because of all my german friends, however, that i understand a lot more than i can speak. german is like that with english speakers: with a phrase like "J'ai deux stylos," we go slightly crosseyed, but with "Ich habe zwei Stifte," (both these phrases mean "i have two pens" btw, one is in french the other in german) we immediately pick up on subject>verb>modifier>object. believe it or not, phonetically and grammatically english is most like german. in regards to vocabulary it is most like french (i would say).
sorry, potential future language instructor rambling again...

but yeah, i intend on learning german when i enter college.

anyway, if you want to learn some simple german, i recommend these resources for your free time:

Languages Online. just go to the "Deutsch" section. my french teacher uses this and it's very effective. i've used the german one before on my own time. the games are fun.

About.com: German Language. a lot of grammar help and a TON on culture. i use about.com mainly for cultural studies for french class, and the german one is very informative as well.

Dowload BYKI from this site! BYKI is a simple resource with flashcards with simple phrases on them to get you going, and it will quiz you will fill-in-the-blanks and stuff like that. no substitute for a teacher but it does read aloud, which is hard to find on the web. the download is totally free and as far as i know you can use it as long as you want. i used it for a while and i found it rather effective.

enjoy! i'm going to copypaste this into a separate topic in order to reach out to more r+guild members... ^__^ happy trails!

Shoushitsu


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PostPosted: Mon May 03, 2010 11:48 pm


I speak german like my mother tongue , but I think the bigger problem is my english ...it's just terrible stare
PostPosted: Tue Dec 21, 2010 11:23 am


Shoushitsu
I taught myself some german in line with what i was learning in my first year of spanish (yes my first year. i started taking it along with french, which i have been learning for four years), but since then i have gotten very lazy. i only know colors, numbers, months/seasons/weekdays, a few foods, a few family member names, some slang, and fragments of basic conversational german. it's pretty pathetic.

i think that because of r+ and because of all my german friends, however, that i understand a lot more than i can speak. german is like that with english speakers: with a phrase like "J'ai deux stylos," we go slightly crosseyed, but with "Ich habe zwei Stifte," (both these phrases mean "i have two pens" btw, one is in french the other in german) we immediately pick up on subject>verb>modifier>object. believe it or not, phonetically and grammatically english is most like german. in regards to vocabulary it is most like french (i would say).
sorry, potential future language instructor rambling again...

but yeah, i intend on learning german when i enter college.

anyway, if you want to learn some simple german, i recommend these resources for your free time:

Languages Online. just go to the "Deutsch" section. my french teacher uses this and it's very effective. i've used the german one before on my own time. the games are fun.

About.com: German Language. a lot of grammar help and a TON on culture. i use about.com mainly for cultural studies for french class, and the german one is very informative as well.

Dowload BYKI from this site! BYKI is a simple resource with flashcards with simple phrases on them to get you going, and it will quiz you will fill-in-the-blanks and stuff like that. no substitute for a teacher but it does read aloud, which is hard to find on the web. the download is totally free and as far as i know you can use it as long as you want. i used it for a while and i found it rather effective.

enjoy! i'm going to copypaste this into a separate topic in order to reach out to more r+guild members... ^__^ happy trails!


Thank you for the website! It's helped me remember a lot of my German!

Herr Till Lindemann
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PostPosted: Wed May 16, 2012 4:18 am


"You better believe all you do has a sense, it's not for nothing...


As I am in Germany now, I know enough I can get around, order from restaurants, find groceries at the store, etc...

Not enough though. I would love to be fluent.


...You better believe all the troubles you have will pay you someday."
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