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My name is Sam and I'm 17 years old. I live in an average-sized town just south of Manchester in northern England. For my A-Levels I do German, as well as Maths, Further Maths and Physics. I've been learning German since Year 8 (when I was 12) although I've only visited Germany once. My interests include politics, design, programming, watching films/TV and music (listening, sadly I can't play an instrument). In the future I hope to be a computer scientist. In October, I'll be starting university in Southampton, studying Computer Science. -- Ich heiße Sam, und bin 17 Jahre alt. Ich wohne in einer mittelgroßen Stadt knapp südlich von Manchester in Nordengland. Ich mache Deutsch als Abiturfach, zusätzlich zu Mathe, 'Weitere Mathe' und Physik. Ich lerne Deutsch seit der 8. Klasse (mit 12) und war schon zweimal in Deutschland. Zum ersten mal war ich in Köln/Düsseldorf und zum zweiten Mal, Bremen/Hamburg. Ich habe vor, in den Sommerferien nach Berlin zu fahren. Meine Interessen sind zahlreich: Politik, Design, Programmieren, Filme/Fernsehen, Musik (zuhören... leider kann ich kein Instrument spielen) usw. In der Zukunft möchte ich Informatiker werden. In Oktober, werde ich an die Uni (in Southampton) gehen, um Informatik zu studieren.
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    Marusya's notebook entry: апр 13, 2010

    Liebe Freunde,
    Ich möchte Deutsch gut sprechen. Gibt es hier jemand, den mir helfen könnte? Schlägt keinen virtuelen Sex oder Heirat vor. Das interessiert mich nicht. Deutsch ist meine große Liebe. :)
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    April 13, 2010
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    The two can also have subtley different meanings. "To keep an eye OUT FOR somebody" can mean you're looking after them, making sure they aren't harmed. "To keep an eye ON somebody" can mean you don't trust the person. If there's someone you don't trust or you think may be trouble in the future, you may say to them "I'm keeping my eye on you".
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    January 28, 2009
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    Your hair IS beautiful. And however has a similar meaning to "but", for example; I usually go for a walk on Saturdays, however today, it's raining.
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    January 28, 2009
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    There's something called a Euro-railcard or something, but apparently it allows you to go anywhere in Europe for free (once you've bought it, of course). I can imagine that being useful.
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    January 28, 2009
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    Accusative, Dative & Genitive versions of "man" ie: "one" I understand that "man" is used much more frequently in German where "one" or "you" may be used in English. What is the form of this pronoun in the accusative, dative and genitive. For example, the accusative would be "oneself" and the genitive would be "one's"; or do they do something completely different altogether? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
    January 24, 2009
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