Help with German!

aptmunich · 11-08-2011, 04:45 PM

Ich bin noch ein Brite der in Deutschland wohnt und KATG hört…
Podcasts sind doch ne super Möglichkeit auf dem laufenden zu bleiben...

Sheepy · 11-08-2011, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by jillybean

waah I wish I knew German!

It was pretty easy to get the basics down at least! As with most things vocabulary is the hardest part...

Ich mochte (missing umlaut) in Deutschland wohnen... aber Ich graduierte nur dieses Jahr vom Uni. Ich habe keine Wahl, wo ich wurde (missing umlaut) leben.

Shooter McGavin · 11-09-2011, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by aptmunich

Ich bin noch ein Brite der in Deutschland wohnt und KATG hört…
Podcasts sind doch ne super Möglichkeit auf dem laufenden zu bleiben...

Geil, gut zu wissen dass ich nicht die einzige bin.

German is hard. I'm half German but only spoke English with my dad until I moved here at 23 and learned it properly. My grammar still sucks.
The first year did my head it. They have 6 ways of saying "the".

@Lanfear, ich schicke dir ein pm, es würde mich freuen mit jemanden eine trinken zu gehen der versteht was ich meine wenn ich über KATG laber.

Cretaceous Bob · 11-09-2011, 02:08 PM

You know, I keep saying that the four years of German I took in high school didn't stick one bit, but I could kind of piece together parts of those posts. It's weird how our brains just accumulate clutter. I'd like to know German or not know German; having an Indiana Jones movie level of German doesn't do anything for me.

Lord of the Cock Rings · 11-09-2011, 02:44 PM

In the 3 years of high school German I had I forgot almost everything. One of the few phrases I remember is "Der Verbindung is schlect"

So, on the off chance I find myself on a German payphone.... I'm really hoping for a bad connection

Sheepy · 11-10-2011, 02:09 PM

I didn't really start learning German until college... then things started really connecting! I'm hoping that the vocab is finally starting to stick but I still have some large gaps in the words I know.

lizzy1e · 11-14-2011, 01:23 PM

I can understand it, just not speak it... kind of irritating. My country was a German colony back in the day. Hallo aus Namibia.

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