Learning German

[Wabbit]

must....drag...back....on....topic........

Have a look at friends abroad web site. You can find a email pen pal that is interested in learning your language in exchange for helping you learn their language. In other words: Find somebody that is German and write them

 

[Maya]

Great site! Thank you for sharing. I think I'll try it, just need to remember all the basics in Spanish first.
I can't believe I don't remember how to ask someone their age. Everytime I try to remember what it was, I think: Qué hora es? (and that's asking for time.. right..?)

WAAAAAIT

I REMEMBER.. Cuantos años tienes?

I'm good.

I remember my teacher telling: Spanish people are strange, they don't ask how old are you? They say, how many years do you got?
Well, atleast that's what a direct traslation would have been of the sentence above in Norwegian.

 

[Martin]

I feel guilty for inflicting that animation on all of you; I should't have done it, because we all know Hasselhoff is the ...

Cheers

 

[phil_t]

Apologies to all Germans about the Hasselfhoff thing, I was of course going by stereotypes and that is wrong.

Now I've interrupted you enough, you can get back to eating sausages and stealing the best seats by the pool!!

Just kidding!!

Phil

 

[Stewart]

There's a learning/writing German section on Master Russian's forum.

 

[Mafalda]

Have a look at friends abroad web site. You can find a email pen pal that is interested in learning your language in exchange for helping you learn their language. In other words: Find somebody that is German and write them

Thanks a lot for this website. That's exactly the kind of community I'm looking for. I registered yesterday and found allready someone who wants to help me with my english . (For Example with "this" and "that". I'm afraid I'll never learn to use these words correctly )