Ich bin neue Hier, und ich möchte viel Deutsch lernen!!
Diese Sprache gefällt mir sehr gut, trotzdem ich nicht gut bin...
Letzte Jahr studierte ich in Deutschlan. Und ich glaube es ist ein wunderbar Land!!
Grüsse, Eva
Re: Viva colonia!!
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Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2005 10:42 pm
Eva wrote:
Ich bin neue Hier, und ich möchte viel Deutsch lernen!!
I'm afraid I can't speak German but I wanted to welcome you to the forum. I hope one of the German speakers will respond to your message soon.
I also speak english (but the true is that i prefer german ). This year i'm teaching english to a group of children (9 years old) and any advices, would be great for me.
Thanx for this web, it's a very good idea!!
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Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2005 8:18 pm
Eva wrote:
I also speak english (but the true is that i prefer german. This year i'm teaching english to a group of children (9 years old) and any advices, would be great for me.
Corrections: I also speak English (but the truth is that I prefer German. This year I'm teaching English to a group of children (9 years old) and any advice, would be great for me. :
Hey, I'm showing my German friend the site, and I see you need someone to correct your post. He's going to correct it here:
Eva wrote:
Hallo!!!
Ich bin neue Hier, und ich möchte viel Deutsch lernen!!
Diese Sprache gefällt mir sehr gut, trotzdem ich nicht gut bin...
Letzte Jahr studierte ich in Deutschlan. Und ich glaube es ist ein wunderbar Land!!
Ich bin neu hier, und ich möchte viel Deutsch lernen!!
Diese Sprache gefällt mir sehr gut, trotzdem bin ich nich gut...
Letzte Jahr studierte ich in Deutschland. Und ich glaube es ist ein wunderbares Land!!
Ich habe das "Hier" kleingeschreiben und hab in der zweiten zeile die Reihenfolge der Woerter geaendert weil diese ein bisschen durcheinander war. Ansonsten war das gar nicht so schlecht - du kannst die anderen Verbesserungen ja im Text sehen. Simon
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Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 2:02 am
ElAmericano, thank you and your friend!
I had a lot of exams this week, so I failed to check this forum in time. :cry:
In the future I'll try to do a better job in correcting the german posts!
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Posted: Tue Feb 01, 2005 10:51 am
anastasia wrote:
I failed to check this forum in time. In the future I'll try to do a better job in correcting the german posts!
Corrections: I failed to check this forum in time. In the future I'll try to do a better job of correcting the German posts!
Maybe you use on time, like: finishing something "on time". And in time...
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Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2005 8:52 pm
Eva wrote:
mmmmm....
On time refers to the exact scheduled, arranged or agreed time.
In time means before the event or activity begins. That's why it is much more important to be in time than to be on time.
You schedule a meeting for 8 o'clock in the morning. Two people arrive at 7.45. Two people arrive at 8. Two people arrive at 8.10 and two people arrive at 8.20.
You start the meeting at 8.15.
Two people were early.
Two people were on time.
Four people arrived late.
Six people arrived in time for the meeting.
Two people arrived late for the meeting.
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