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October 10th, 2005, 05:25 PM
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Originally posted by Shatara
...and someday, I'm actually going to remember that x)
LOL!! *Pets* It's easier if you had to get used to the "ij" from learning the language itself.
Originally posted by Shatara
Keep forgetting its a germanic 'j'...x.x
Now I want to know how you've been pronouncing it! ^.^;;
Originally posted by Shatara
Yes, you know me I'm on CC, and used to be on Wildfury...I've twice mis-shortened yer name, hence the giving up x)
Ooohhh, ok. I KNEW your name was ringing bells!
Originally posted by nathalie
I see you already found it
But those are the verbs I gave, so it will become:
* Ich lebe in ...
* Ich wohne in ...
Ah, thank you. ^.^
In Dutch, it's
"Ik woon in.." ("I live in..") and
"Ik komm uit.." ("I come from.." or "I'm from...")
"Ik komm uit Amerika, maar ik woon in Duitsland met mijn maan." - "I come from America, but I live in Germany with my husband."
And, I am willing to bet that you could say the exact same thing in German (same words, just the German equivalent instead of the Dutch words; and possibly the same structure.) but I am not positive. (As said, my Dutch is better than my German.)
EDIT: (I missed this reply before whilst I was typing my reply)
Originally posted by Nephilim
Ahhh good ol' German lessons. x) Hija.
German lessons are good!
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