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Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 08.07.2006, 16:05GERMAN LESSON
You can ask words you do not know here, sweetie! :wink:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 09.07.2006, 19:34Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark wrote: You can ask words you do not know here, sweetie! :wink:
I promise I will!
My German is just minimum!
:wink:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 10.07.2006, 08:26
I like it! :engel1 :knuffel
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 11.07.2006, 03:59So...
..........does sauerkraut translate?
How do you say potato pancakes in German?
Yes, I am hungry!
:wink:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 11.07.2006, 16:09
Potato pancakes?
Maybe "Tomatenpfannekuchen"!lol :D
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 11.07.2006, 22:21!
Too hard!
We just call them latkes!
Much easier!
:roll:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 12.07.2006, 17:50
Well, never said German would be easy.Not even Germans speak it prefectly.I am happy I can it, a little lol!
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 13.07.2006, 00:33Cool!
I will never learn it!
Yay!
:wink:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 13.07.2006, 14:09
I don´t expect it, though! :keks1ss
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 13.07.2006, 21:50Ah
Please give me some tasty crackers.
Now, say it for me in German, please!
:lol:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 14.07.2006, 08:28
Ok.
There are two ways for it.You can ask("Could you please...?")so that would look this way:
"Könntest Du mir bitte ein paar leckere Kekse geben?"
And you can translate the sentence as you wrote it down("Please give me...")that would look so:
"Gib mir bitte ein paar leckere Kekse."
So - - - now you know! :wink:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 14.07.2006, 22:55Okay
If I said it, you would say:
Your accent is so bad, my German ears bleed!
But, I still get the little crackers, okay?
:lol:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 15.07.2006, 10:54
You always get crackers from me.
And I´ll love your accent.
:bussi:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 16.07.2006, 00:09!
I know it is Italian but.......
How would you say...I would like pizza for dinner, please.
:456
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 16.07.2006, 11:03
There you could say for example:
"Ich hätte gerne Pizza zum Abendessen."
:blob:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 17.07.2006, 04:51!
English is easier!
Now:
How do you say, "Let's have a sandwich," in German?
:456
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 17.07.2006, 07:42
Again more than one way to say it.The closest way to translate your sentence exactly would be:
"Lass uns ein Sandwich essen."
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 18.07.2006, 00:44!
Now add this for me:
Let's have a cheese sandwich.
:juh8pr
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 18.07.2006, 14:48
"Lass uns ein Käse-Sandwich essen."
:ANGEL
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 19.07.2006, 17:13!
Shifting gears:
I would like to have Chinese food for lunch today.
:456
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 19.07.2006, 17:19
"Ich würde heute gerne Chinesisch zu Mittag essen."
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 20.07.2006, 18:07Ahhh
Now:
Today we are eating at a salad bar.
:b020
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 21.07.2006, 10:26
"Heute essen wir in einer Salat-Bar"
I´ve a question:
If I translate all this for you, do you read it out loudly?I would love to hear that!
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 21.07.2006, 17:36!
To hear my accent on German?
Your ears would bleed!
:ANGEL
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 22.07.2006, 09:26
Yes exactly to her you accent!I am sure I would LOVE it!And, by the way, if you have the right to hear my awful German accent, I as well have the right to hear you American! :P Then we can laugh at each other! :twisted:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 22.07.2006, 23:47Ahhh
We will have to put sauerkraut........
...........in our ears!
:toothy10:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 06.08.2006, 18:59
LoL yes probably I am so sure communicating will be difficult!But we can try!We can phone once...
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 07.08.2006, 00:12!
Okay.....but I will only say someday!
But we will!
:wav:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 08.08.2006, 10:43
Yes of course.Let´s say in 2 years.With Cucu.
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 08.08.2006, 22:55!
Hey, you often talk about Euros.......
..........are they coins or paper money?
Can you show me a picture of them?
Are they different in every country?
Like, French Euros have French writing, German ones have German writing?
:456 :456
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 09.08.2006, 11:03
I posted it to your Bruceboard actually.It didn´t arrive did it?I really don´t know why it doesn´t work at my pc.
Anyway.We have paper money and coins, like everywhere.
The main site of the coins or papers are always equal so you know it´s an Euro.But the other site is free for every country, so the countries can choose freely what they want on there.Sometimes famous buildings, famous persons or anything like that.Lots of people collect Euros from every country, but most of people want the old sytem back, so every country gets its own money.The politicians wanted to make a wonderful system because now you can pay with your money in almost all countries of Europe,but we all hate the Euro because everything got veryveryvery expensive.Germany´s poor.And if you go to France for example and want to pay with your money, it´s even more expensive than in Germany!So this system´s awful and useless.And Scandinavia,Britain and a few other countries didn´t want the Euro, so they still have their own money!They´re lucky!
If you want a pic, go to Google.Or I´ll try to scan a sheet of money and then send it to you lol.
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 10.08.2006, 00:39!
cyanshark wrote: I posted it to your Bruceboard actually.It didn´t arrive did it?I really don´t know why it doesn´t work at my pc.
Anyway.We have paper money and coins, like everywhere.
The main site of the coins or papers are always equal so you know it´s an Euro.But the other site is free for every country, so the countries can choose freely what they want on there.Sometimes famous buildings, famous persons or anything like that.Lots of people collect Euros from every country, but most of people want the old sytem back, so every country gets its own money.The politicians wanted to make a wonderful system because now you can pay with your money in almost all countries of Europe,but we all hate the Euro because everything got veryveryvery expensive.Germany´s poor.And if you go to France for example and want to pay with your money, it´s even more expensive than in Germany!So this system´s awful and useless.And Scandinavia,Britain and a few other countries didn´t want the Euro, so they still have their own money!They´re lucky!
If you want a pic, go to Google.Or I´ll try to scan a sheet of money and then send it to you lol.
No, nothing on Bruce board. Well, you can post a picture if you are able. Do you sometimes get a French Euro mixed with the German ones?
:D
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 10.08.2006, 11:02
Yes very often.From alll the money I have are maybe only 50% German.You always get it mixed up, so many people from abroad in Germany!
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 11.08.2006, 23:11!
cyanshark wrote: Yes very often.From alll the money I have are maybe only 50% German.You always get it mixed up, so many people from abroad in Germany!
See, we only use our own dollars and I have never even seen a Euro!
:D
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 12.08.2006, 18:02
Oh yes you did because I sent ya a card with them!
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 13.08.2006, 17:26!?
You did?
I only remember the picture of you and Grandma!
:gruebel
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 13.08.2006, 19:36
I mean an E-card!Don´t say you deleted it!Nooo!!!It took me so long to find this card, and you deleted it?Please not!
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 14.08.2006, 22:44!
No, it never arrived!
:homework:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 15.08.2006, 10:38
Hilarious!Arggghhhh!
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 15.08.2006, 18:12!
Poor me.......no Euros!
:cry:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 15.08.2006, 19:49
Ja..just a few dollars... :(
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 18.08.2006, 17:42........
............and sauerkraut!
:snorting:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 18.08.2006, 17:59
But now you have the card!
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 18.08.2006, 23:37!
Now I can buy sauerkraut!!
:456
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 19.08.2006, 10:32
Oh yes ol I imagine you byung American sauerkraut with Euros!!! :P
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 19.08.2006, 22:51!
About 2 Euros = 1 kilogram of kraut!
:toothy2:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 20.08.2006, 11:14
LOL kilogramm?I guess if you say that in America they´ll look at you strangly! :P
Re: GERMAN LESSON
BrunnenG - 20.08.2006, 18:03!
Ja.......no one uses metric here!
:lol:
Re: GERMAN LESSON
cyanshark - 21.08.2006, 11:44
LOL, I can imagine. :P
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