Schlossgrabenfest in Darmstadt

Das Schlossgrabenfest fing findet gestern in der Stadtmitte an statt, und es wird eine Woche dauern. Dieses Fest ist ein großes größtes Musikfestival. Ich war da um ungefähr quasi 6 Uhr abends pm. Es gibt gab so viele Menschen, dass es wie ein Chinesischer Bahnhof aussah in einer chinesischen Station aussieht. Man hat trinkt Bier getrunken, und isst hat Wurst Würste und Brot gegessen, obwohl man so was hier fast jeden Tag die isst. Im In der Stadtzentrum wurde baut man eine größe große Bühne gebaut. Die Singer Sänger schreien mit den Zuschauer, Die Zuschauer haben mit den Sängern gesungen, aber ich konnte nichts kann keine Wörte verstehen, SCHADE!!! Ich liebe Musik, ich möchte öfter deutsche Musik hören lernen, aber wenn ich deutsche deusche Lied Lieder höre, kann ich nicht mein Gefühl dazu füllen (我看不懂.) und Deshalb höre ich nach ein paar einem oder zwei Lieder deutschen Liedern werde ich wieder chinesisches Lied wechseln wieder Chinesische Musik...Oh, mein Abendessen ist lecker gut, Hühnerfleisch und Pilz, ich komme!! Bis Morgen, Leute!!

The reason that you have to say "can" instead of "could" is the following. In English, the conditional is usually formed as follows: would + infinitive for example: I would be happy. "Can" is a "defective verb". This means that it lacks certain conjugations. "Can" is defective and irregular. This leads to the simple past and the conditional of "can" being the same: "could". In practise, you can replace "could" with either "would be able to" or "was able to". If, in your sentence, one tries this, one gets: 1. I hope that you would be to help me. 2. I hope you were able to help me. Grammatically speaking, only the second is correct. But does not mean what you want to say. If one wants to use "be able to" in this instance, the correct options are: 1. "I hope you are able to help me." 2. "I hope you will be able to help me." Can is defective and therefore does not exist in the future tense, thus we use it in the present. It is because of this that you have to say "I hope you can help me."

Grammar Review - Use the present simple, present continuous, past simple or past continuous

Dear Mum and Dad
I am writing this letter in a hotel room in Perth. I've arrived here a couple of hours ago after a long coach journey from Adelaide.
I'am feeling pretty tired so this will be only be a short note before I go to sleep.
As you know, I spent last week in Adelaide with Jean and David.
I wrote to them a month or so ago to tell them when I would be arriving, and they had waited at the airport for me when I went there.
In For the first couple of days I had felt / I felt quiet quite jet-lagged, but I soon got over that after a few days of lazing around at on the beach.

我不認為我們可以用一門語言想．我學習法語了四年，開始我必須用英文說法文．一會兒以後我開始了可以說法語無用英文．現在我說法文說得流滑．如果你想要學習說英文說得流滑，所以你天天應該試試說英文，看英文電影，聽英文音樂，看英文書． 我認為我們可以學習說一門語言說得無需要用本國語，但是我們不可以用一門語言想．：） I don't believe we can think in a language. I learnt French four years ago, at the beginning I had to use English to speak French. A while afterwards I began to be able to speak French without having to use English. Now I speak French fluently. If you want to speak English fluently, then try everyday to speak English, watch English films, listen to English music, read English books. I believe we can learn to speak a language without using our native language, but we can't actually think in a language. :)

『の(no)』是平假名。有的台灣人和有的香港人寫『の』。『の』是一組來自日本的借詞：『的』和『之』的意思。 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/9/9f/HK_MTR_Shop_Aji_Ichiban.JPG/800px-HK_MTR_Shop_Aji_Ichiban.JPG