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    Also ich und meine Familie schauen zu Weihnachten immer wieder gerne "Drei Haselnüße für Aschenbrödel". Das ist ein alter tschechischer Märchenfilm, der zur Weihnachtszeit immer wieder häufig im deutschen Fernsehen ausgestrahlt wird.

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    March 16, 2013
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    Daily :) I'm more or less obliged to do so since I'm studying literature and constantly have to work my way through endless reading lists for my classes, but even if I didn't have to I'd probably still be spending at least an hour each day with a book :)

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    March 16, 2013
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    Recently had a curiosity for learning Finnish

    Although I don't really have much use for Finnish, I find it interesting grammatically. It is a very hard language and I like a challenge.

    Minä olen Sam, asuan Floridassa ja olen opiskelija musiikkin, Minun musikki-instrumenti on piano :)
    ymmärrätkö minua?

    Kiitos avusta :)

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    March 16, 2013
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    Moi! :) Hei kaikki! Minä olen 24 vuotias ja asun Münchenissä, Saksassa, mutta olen kptoisin Pohjois-Saksasta. Olen opiskelija ja opin Suomea yliopistossa. Suomen kieli on hyvin vaikea, mutta oikein kaunis kieli. Minä pidän Suomesta ja matkustin Suomeen viisi vuotta sitten. Terveisin, C.
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  • Commented

    Sounds like my own siuation exactly! ;) My mother is Filipina aswell but she never taught me the language and each time I visited my family over there I had lots of problems with the communication.

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    March 1, 2013
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  • Commented

    As I'm studying literature I'm usually crossreading several books at the same time:

     

    for my studies:
    pretty much the entire narrative works of Arthur Schnitzler

    "The Birthday Party", "The Homecoming", "Betrayal" by Harold Pinter

    "Mythologies" by Roland Barthes

     

    for leisure:
    "How Proust can change your life" by Alain de Botton
    "Tod in Venedig" by Thomas Mann

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    March 1, 2013
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  • Commented

    "The Raven" which is a fictional account on the fate of Edgar Allan Poe (one of my favourite writers of all time) mashed up with a crime story.

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    March 1, 2013
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