Count to a million

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Good night guys!

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Night Caps!

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Night Caps

 

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How's Twi?

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Night Caps, love you!

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Hi Candle

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Twi is good

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hi

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Hai 

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Hai is btw. german for shark

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Wow really? O.o Nevef knew that

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Eeyup, that is why I find it funny when non german speaking people use words which have actually in germany a meaning. XD

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And Hai is yes in Japanese

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Lol I can imagine 

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Edited October 12, 2017 by Dawnchaser

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2 minutes ago, Dawnchaser said:

And Hai is yes in Japanese

This is something I don't know XD

2 minutes ago, TwiTracker said:

Lol I can imagine 

Yep. ^^

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Edited October 12, 2017 by IronM17

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Heh 

 

 

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You don't want to know what the word after means in german ... no you don't 

It is btw. often confusing when you have a word in english and in germany who looks totally the same, but have a totally different meaning. Best example is the word "art". The english word "art" means in german "Kunst" while the german word "art" means "kind" but also "species".

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Languages confuse me.

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it is sometimes confusing but also interesting 

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Only languages I can say I enjoyed learning were Spanish and Welsh

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I had to learn spanish for my Abitur and I forgot everything.