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    zu treiben in german Guys, and Ladies,

    Ich wünsche euch eine gutes Rutsch im neues Jahr (i hope that was correct) .

    Secondly: does anybody know what TREIBEN mean?

    Regards

    Giacomo
    December 31, 2018
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  • Posted
    i m looking for a chat buddy to practice german with
    hello everyone 

    its been a while now i m looking for a chat buddy to practice german with, but each time that. i find one he steps back and i don't know why. 

    i really need to practice german, if you are feeling the same about french or italian, feel free to text and tell all about.
    December 27, 2018
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  • Posted
    Cherche ami(e)s pour skype ou whatsapp

    Salut les loulous

    Je vais devoir faire un examen de français prochainement, mais comme je vais redescendre en italie pour un beau moment, et vu que personne de mon entourage parle le français, j'aurai besoin de trouver quelqu'un qui ait la patience de coser avec moi sur skype.....en échange je pourrais vous dire ce que j'en pense moi de l'italien, ma langue maternelle . 


    SOYEZ PAS GÊNÉS 


    Salutations 

    PS: je veux bien être corrigé pour que ce message prenne une forme plus fluente en français 

    April 18, 2018
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  • Posted
    al/als, el/els ou au/aux ?

    Bonjour tout-le-monde!

    Grosse question pour les francophones !! Venant de l'italien, parfois j'ai du mal à trouver la juste terminaison pour certains adjectives tels que médical et naturel ; peut-on de la même façons dire médicau et naturau? Et au pluriel ?

    Ou bien il faudrait mieux les connaître par cœur?

    Merci de votre aide. 

    Giacomo

    December 14, 2017
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  • Commented

    Guys this is getting way too specific for me; I got what an uvular r is, but how are a velar and a guttural supposed to be pronounced ? 

    BTW, I m astonished by your knowledge!!

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    September 6, 2017
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  • Posted
    german verbs with prefixes

    Hello guys,

    here's another question about German: it's not much time that I've noticed many verbs are made up of a root, that brings the main meaning, preceeded by a prefix that specifies the nature of the action; I start to wonder if this prefix has to be said attached to the verb once conjugated, or put at the end of the sentence...??! So shall I say "Ich gebe zu viel Geld aus" rather than "Ich ausgebe zu viel Geld" ?

    September 5, 2017
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  • Commented
    thank you again Phil! 
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    September 5, 2017
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  • Commented
    Good to know Phil, thank you! Since we are talking about pronounciation right now, I slightly got the impression that every "g" set at the end of word has to be turned into a guttural sound, in my opinion similar to "ch"; is that right?
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    September 5, 2017
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  • Commented
    Thank you Florian, now things got clearer. My friend used to study in Zurich, maibe they employ a spanish "r" up there
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    September 5, 2017
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  • Posted
    German "r" Hello everybody! As I am taking up German, prononciation comes along and some troubles are popping up with the german "r" . Here's the fact : a friend of mine when asked always tells me that it has to be pronounced like an italian or spanish "r" ; nevertheless, when I listen to any german speech on YouTube, that really sounds to me like a french "r" ...... Please somebody help me understand! :(((
    September 5, 2017
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