Will i have a glass of wine tonight?, nah, i'll pass this week.
Can anyone believe that!!
Can anyone believe that!!
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The Bar is open, come in! Welcome to my small Winepub.
Originally Posted by Loveysmummy
I know that, Fran!!
I only speak dog and cat, and a little rat.
Oddly, they don't have translators for those languages.
(but when I write my german friends, I like to translate whole passages into German to allow them to see how good my german is getting.
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I dont speak german to people, i am alot more confortable typing it.. because apparently i sound like Giovanni Trapatoni when i speak german
Originally Posted by fwan
I dont speak german to people, i am alot more confortable typing it.. because apparently i sound like Giovanni Trapatoni when i speak german
Speak it or not, you are doing better than I could!!! But I am definately opening a bottle of wine tonight!!
I know about 3 words of German
, so I'm not even gonna try!
Sláinte! I'll join you, although my glass of Riesling must be virtual, I'm afraid.
Sláinte! I'll join you, although my glass of Riesling must be virtual, I'm afraid.
Originally Posted by fwan
are you sick susan?
"Cheers" is definitely the correct translation, but here's a question for Jenny: Do you say "Prost" or "Prosit"? I'm kind of caught between Bayrisch (Bavarian), due to my former German teachers and having attended a university in Bavaria, and Schwäbisch (Swabian), because of my Swabian husband and living in "Schwabenland" (B-W). Or do you say "Prosit" when drinking beer, and "Prost" when drinking wine, as some friends in Günzburg do?
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Good Morning, no, there is no difference between "Prost" and "Prosit". But "Prost" is more pupular.
Have a nice day
Have a nice day
