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- Tunicht , there u go. this is to tell that sometimes we might get lonely which is to be taken as a habit and not a result that we're gonna remain so and that we're never an exception to remain alone and Jesus had such times and he'd take those moment to pray and we're never alone when God's there for us always : This should be often - as a habit, not a last result; as the rule, not the exception. Luk 5:16 "But Jesus often withdrew to lonely places and prayed."0 votedMarch 11, 20120
- Bible - Luk 5:16 ~ Auf Deutsch ? I've got a german friend who she thinks she's alone and I'm thinking of emailing her Luk 5:16 in German language. so could you please open your bible and write the translation here ? and also the following as a prior explanation. """"""This should be often - as a habit, not a last result; as the rule, not the exception.""""""March 11, 201280
- Ipad applications vs. Androids ? Learning German Im going to buy a tablet to read my german ebooks and learn from German teaching softwares. One of my friends suggested me to buy Ipad and another said Android os like samsung tablets. what do you think ? if you've got Ipad, tell me about it with learning german and if u got Android OS, then how about that one?March 10, 201200
- Jugendsprache I've recently got a book for "Jugendsprache" and the examples inside, some sound weird. the book doesn't say anything abt how practical the entries are. so I'm stuck a bit that how is the sprache in Deutschland for youngsters? I write a few entries to give u a better idea: - Aspirin-Fee: Krankenschwester as nurse - Atze: Kumpel as pal, buddy - Blitz ! Ach echt?March 10, 201230
- Dich vs. Dir ? Mich vs. Mir ? Hi. I am so confused about the function of Dich, Dir and ... . Please help me differentiate them and what are the rest for the other pronouns of " ich, du, Sie, {er,sie,es}, Wir, ihr, sie" ? Please give an example as well so I can understand this better.February 27, 201220

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