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In our class everybody thinks I'm mad because I love languages.
Yes, to speak english is important. I think it's more important than to speak chinese because the chinese try to learn english, too.
Aah, a superlativo absoluto. I learned a new word^^ Oh man, and I thought german's difficult. But... German IS difficult.
And Yes, this thread is great :)
Yes, to speak english is important. I think it's more important than to speak chinese because the chinese try to learn english, too. Aah, a superlativo absoluto. I learned a new word^^ Oh man, and I thought german's difficult. But... German IS difficult.
And Yes, this thread is great :)
Spanish has got lots of times, too x_x I hate it, I wish I would've picked latin x___xCaRo94 hat geschrieben:Oh my god.
I totally agree with Vera XD My classmates think I'm insane, just because read English books ... But they're really better, aren't they?
But I have to admit: I'm really some kind of English freak somehow XD I think in English, I'm having monologues in English (well, okay, monologues are even in german a bit strange XD) and I'm dreaming in English XD
Hey Guys.
First of all, great Thread - I really, really love English.
I once read some chapters of Harry Potter 6 aloud to practise my pronunciation. That's really wired, I know, especially since there was no one in the room but my dog.
I also had lots of conversations with my big sister who is damn good at English. Now she is studying and doesn't live at home anymore, but we sometimes have English chats on ICQ.
Well, of course I'm thinking in English a lot and I couldn't tell you when or how often it happens, because it's (almost) normal for me and I don't even notice anymore.
I picked Latin instead of French. I know, it's a dead language and I probably won't study something that I need the "big Latinum" (that's supposed to mean "das große Latinum") for, but I just can't stand French. The language sounds odd to me and besides I don't have to talk Latin in my lessons..
I'm also learning Italian for almost 3 years now. I have to admit that I didn't choose it because I thought "Italian, great language. I have to learn it!" but more because I'm not that much into science...
@ bella666: Yes, Spaghetti is Italian. And maybe you have been to a pizzeria and ordered a Pizza Funghi or Capriciosa? That would be Italian, too. ;)
First of all, great Thread - I really, really love English.
Me, too. I sometimes get to hear things like: "What?! You're reading an English book?! Are you mad?!!"Norali =) hat geschrieben:I totally agree with Vera XD My classmates think I'm insane, just because read English books ... But they're really better, aren't they?
But I have to admit: I'm really some kind of English freak somehow XD I think in English, I'm having monologues in English (well, okay, monologues are even in german a bit strange XD) and I'm dreaming in English XD
I once read some chapters of Harry Potter 6 aloud to practise my pronunciation. That's really wired, I know, especially since there was no one in the room but my dog.
I also had lots of conversations with my big sister who is damn good at English. Now she is studying and doesn't live at home anymore, but we sometimes have English chats on ICQ.
Well, of course I'm thinking in English a lot and I couldn't tell you when or how often it happens, because it's (almost) normal for me and I don't even notice anymore.
I picked Latin instead of French. I know, it's a dead language and I probably won't study something that I need the "big Latinum" (that's supposed to mean "das große Latinum") for, but I just can't stand French. The language sounds odd to me and besides I don't have to talk Latin in my lessons..
I'm also learning Italian for almost 3 years now. I have to admit that I didn't choose it because I thought "Italian, great language. I have to learn it!" but more because I'm not that much into science...
@ bella666: Yes, Spaghetti is Italian. And maybe you have been to a pizzeria and ordered a Pizza Funghi or Capriciosa? That would be Italian, too. ;)
It's all a bit Harry Potter.