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  • #46
    Originally posted by Nuvoleinviaggio
    ein apfelstrudel mit sane
    SOOO close! It's "Sahne".

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    • #47
      Originally posted by SQUACKEE
      Originally posted by Nuvoleinviaggio
      Italian

      ehm :roll: English

      a very rusty Latin

      and I can survive speaking Spanish

      about German I know only an important sentence: ein apfelstrudel mit sane, bitte (= an apple strudel with whipped cream, please) and few other culinary words :P

      Ein bier bitte, und snell!!!!
      ...and "snell" is actually "schnell".
      If you're ever walking down the beach and you see a girl dressed in a bikini made out of seashells, and you pick her up and hold her to your ear, you can hear her scream.

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      • #48
        Originally posted by Dietmar239
        Originally posted by SQUACKEE
        Originally posted by Nuvoleinviaggio
        Italian

        ehm :roll: English

        a very rusty Latin

        and I can survive speaking Spanish

        about German I know only an important sentence: ein apfelstrudel mit sane, bitte (= an apple strudel with whipped cream, please) and few other culinary words :P

        Ein bier bitte, und snell!!!!
        ...and "snell" is actually "schnell".
        I meant " one bier please, and Snell?Forgot the :?: What would you like Peter?
        phsstt!

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Dietmar239
          ...and "snell" is actually "schnell".
          Good thing you'll be ordering verbally and not writing it out longhand . . .

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          • #50
            I finally understand why you chose that location. :lol:
            If you're ever walking down the beach and you see a girl dressed in a bikini made out of seashells, and you pick her up and hold her to your ear, you can hear her scream.

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            • #51
              I move frequently . . .

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              • #52
                Well, you probably can't see it but I'm telling you off in sign language. You'd be proud of me since I used a rather short hand.
                If you're ever walking down the beach and you see a girl dressed in a bikini made out of seashells, and you pick her up and hold her to your ear, you can hear her scream.

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                • #53
                  I can only read a very few sign language symbols. I wonder if you are using one of them . . .

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                  • #54
                    Originally posted by bad hammy
                    I can only read a very few sign language symbols. I wonder if you are using one of them . . .
                    Nah, I'm not that mean. It's just the thought that counts.
                    If you're ever walking down the beach and you see a girl dressed in a bikini made out of seashells, and you pick her up and hold her to your ear, you can hear her scream.

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                    • #55
                      I like your style . . .

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by Nuvoleinviaggio
                        about German I know only an important sentence: ein apfelstrudel mit sane, bitte (= an apple strudel with whipped cream, please) and few other culinary words :P
                        Aber, schlag ist besser. Keine zucker.

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                        • #57
                          Originally posted by tafnut
                          Originally posted by Nuvoleinviaggio
                          ein apfelstrudel mit sane
                          SOOO close! It's "Sahne".
                          sorry I didn't know how it was written I usually say that :wink:
                          “I'm not a star, I'm just an ordinary person who wants to do something because I think it's fun.”

                          Carolina Kluft

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                          • #58
                            Now here is a man who new some languages. I do not know anyone else who knows more. I hope to to surpass him one day.

                            http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Dick_Wilson

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                            • #59
                              I'm fluent in English and (supposedly) French -- spent 12 years in a french immersion program in Eastern Canada... Went to Paris this summer, and found out how much French I don't know! With my Acadian accent and 16 years of not using my french, I'm not sure what they actually thought was wrong with me. But hey! Since when is "ticket" a French word?! I wanted a "billet" for the metro!

                              I am also the reluctant owner of the original and revised versions of the Klingon/English dictionary... Kapla! ops:

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