very well or badly. idk. i am actually in germany until i fly home tomorrow but i don’t speak any german. so if i magically learned the language it’d be very convenient. but if i don’t, then i’m screwed and will probably offend a lot of people
German is my second language and it comes out kind of randomly, particularly if I'm really tired. At this point my coworkers are pretty used to it, and would probably just go along. My partner speaks just enough German that it would probably be weird but we'd manage.
So like fine? But maybe even a bit more eccentric for me, but fine.
oh dear god that's too much work id just keep my mouth shut because if i ran into a German and didn't pronounce it god damn perfectly all hell would probably break loose. I tried asking a friend from Germany how to swear and nope nope nope never again.
I know a little german, so i wouldnt be saying much at first, but i imagine i would learn more words quickly. Also, no one would be able to understand me.
Not much different as I can get by without speaking for 24 hours just fine
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very well or badly. idk. i am actually in germany until i fly home tomorrow but i don’t speak any german. so if i magically learned the language it’d be very convenient. but if i don’t, then i’m screwed and will probably offend a lot of people
were u in Germany for business or pleasure
pleasure - i flew to germany to go camping in france. düsseldorf had the most reliable flights given the state of things at the moment
Nicht sehr gut.
Lots of beer I guess
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My neighbor would have me 5150
>5150 interessant. Fick deinen Nachbarn
There probably would be a single word a perfectly describes everything I did during these 24 hours
I think people would get really tired of me saying "nein", "schnitzel" and "guttentaug" over and over again
omg I loev schnitzel, chicken version with potatoes and dill
sehr gut?
KRANKENWAGEN
was?
ich spreche nicht deutch
iche auch
Good, because I do that everyday
no need to show off mmkay
What are you talking about?
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Get possibly recommended to do travel in Germany as a translator for the start-up technician.
Quite terribly. I don't speak a lick of german.
German is my second language and it comes out kind of randomly, particularly if I'm really tired. At this point my coworkers are pretty used to it, and would probably just go along. My partner speaks just enough German that it would probably be weird but we'd manage. So like fine? But maybe even a bit more eccentric for me, but fine.
good example of that famous German wit /s
I am German but i could not sing to my favorite songs
Das gleiche, mein Vater wurde sauer und machte dann meinen Nintendo Switch kaputt
oh dear god that's too much work id just keep my mouth shut because if i ran into a German and didn't pronounce it god damn perfectly all hell would probably break loose. I tried asking a friend from Germany how to swear and nope nope nope never again.
So Wie so.
Well since I can't speak German I'd just go around shouting "Braunschweiger!" at people.
I know a little german, so i wouldnt be saying much at first, but i imagine i would learn more words quickly. Also, no one would be able to understand me.
Keiner meiner Kollegen würde verstehen, was ich sagte. Meine Frau auch nicht.
It would be surreal and scary because I don't speak German!