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Hi everyone,Today I met my best friend and we went to the post office to take my order-microphone. to pick up the microphone I ordered. (Is this what you mean? If not, let me know!)
It was really hard to compare put all the parts together and adjust the sound, but I did it.
When we were going home we took some pictures. I think they are pretty good.
Then we watched a film. It is called "Million". It was so strange )0
(For more flow, you might simply write: Then we watched a film called "Million".)When my friend left I processed the photos and posted a couple on my profile on Instagram.
0 votedMarch 9, 20180- Mein Erstes Tagebuch auf Deutsch (Ich habe unter englisch geschriebt) Hallo zusammen. Ich bin Jack und ich habe zirka eine Woche deutsch studiert. Ich habe hofft zum Teil das wenn ich verbessere sehr gut mein deutsch, ich kan eine sehr billige universität in Deutschland gehen, aber ehrlich, mich wissend, ich werde zu faul sein zu eine universität gehen, und ich werde einfach dort stattdessen reisen. Jedenfalls, aus irgendeinem Grund, lerne ich gern Deutsch. Wenn du weisst irgendwelcher Band zu hören oder Serie zu sehen, gib mir Bescheid! Auch gib mir bescheid wenn du willst einen englisch-deutsch sprachpartner. Ich lehre auf italki, also ich glaube dass ich würde auch dir helfen können :) Hello everyone, I’m Jack and have studied German for about a week now. I was kind of hoping if I get really good at German I can go to some really cheap university in Germany, but honestly, knowing myself, I will be too lazy to go to a university and will just go travel there instead. Anyway, for some reason I am really getting into German. If you know any bands to listen to or dramas to watch for practice, let me know! Also let me know if you want an english-german language partner. I teach on italki so I believe I could help you :)February 25, 201841
- At which point in time did the car crash? I gave the dog plenty of milk every day, for which reason it soon grew fat. That is a question to which there is no answer. There are ten people on the train, two of which are murderers. A good question, Hoorman. My advice is to go to tatoeba.org, type ("in quotes"): "at which" "to which" "for which" "of "which" under english to farsi, or just english to [any language], then study the patterns and practicing using some of them. This is an organic way to absorb a language.0 votedFebruary 12, 20180
- These combinations sound most natural to me: "The US poverty rate climbed last year" "The US poverty rate has climbed in the last year" "The yield on 10-year treasury notes rose last week" "The yield on 10-year treasury notes has risen in the last week" "Stocks rose the last year" "Stocks have risen in the past year" When you say "has risen/climbed in the past week/year" it feels like they began and continued rising up to now. Simply saying "rose last week/year" could possibly mean they rose, but didn't continue, or stopped. This isn't a hard rule! English is flexible.0 votedFebruary 12, 20180
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