My Son still lives in Germany so I have been working on my grammer. He only speaks german so that forces me to learn out of necessity. So don't be to hard on my grammer I am still learning He lives in
so there is some things.............:eek2: And where did you learn your English, Phil ? Same Bavarian school o No: ? :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Just kidding you, suprised me with your Deutsch there :TU:
I understood you just fine. Not picking on you, just showing off :bglasses: LOL Six years of Hochdeutsch here :Smarty: , no real life experience.
Only real life experience 5yrs, and 2 weeks of Hochdeutsche so far. I am working on my Foreign Language Degree as we speak! Good to know you are knowledgeable also maybe you can help me out later.:beer
I always wondered how his last name is pronounced, now someone try my last name. Wojtysiak. lol Slawek
Correct.. And I don't know any Sweezy's... George's name is spelled Sweesy JW PS.. man, you guys must be bored... 2 pages on this topic? :laugh: ou:
This is sad... Growing up, my mother and grandma spoke German all the time. How much do I speak? None, unless somebody sneezes. Still kinda kick my own:moonu: for not learning it when I had the chance. Grandma never spoke English until she went to school and mom spoke both growing up. Talk about a missed opportunity.ou:
Jim Are you telling us that is the answer, or are you getting the big head Phil so graciously avoided accusing you of? LOL Whoops. I should have just looked at a pic of his car....
Yes, just telling you the answer. Forget the first E and you've got it. No ego problems here, I am fully aware of every mistake I make (and end up paying for). Lots of times I have more questions than answers. The only reason I know some of this stuff is that I work on it every day. ou:
In View new posts: Pronunciation? Nicholas Sloop The Bench 38 515 08-29-2004 07:21 PM (my local time) by alan And above here I see Alan's last post at 08-29-2004 07:54 AM (my local time)......o No: o No:
