Hahaha German is certainly no second language here, even though it's so close to both our own country and our own language of course. Honestly, it already makes me happy to meet someone who speaks English well enough. Most Dutchmen who claim they speak German actually speak Dutch with a lame accent. We get it in school, but the level is so bloody low that you can't save your arse with it when you actually go to Germany
No, I'm really doing this on my own account. Ever since my first trip to Berlin I fell really hard for Germany. I love to visit it as much as I can, and speaking the language can come in quite handy. :D
Also I have a huge thing for languages, and this is a lovely one to start with.I really hope there comes a time where I can fill in the blanks myself and can understand slang without trying too hard. But for now the proper language itself takes quite some effort already, so I'm really happy when people write how you would encounter it in books (books being a really important source of my language-learning) ^_^
Like the PM you just sent, I could read it straight away, it really helps. :D
But on the other hand, learning the 'hard' way usually has very good results.
Oooh really you're from Köln? I've been there last June :D
Only for one night, so I had very little time to do some sightseeing. >>
That seems to be my curse with Köln, since I've been there twice, and twice no time for sightseeing. xD
You really need to tell me something. What is that tower? I love towers like that, and this one really made me think of the Needle in Seattle. Is it like a Fernsehturm, or what is it? I don't even know the name so I couldn't find it on internet >>
Haha I can live with slang English. I don't like to use it myself but I can easily understand it. ;D
/rant
Awww Cyan, I feel hurt!
I would never troll you!
