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Ale_50d · #41 23.07.2010, 15:10

	Quote:	argus
	I like your "depends on the day". My other half is a native speaker of German. Buy him a beer and he'll gladly come help us (read: torture).

Don't get me wrong!!
It's just that I'm traveling a lot these days and it doesn't look like I will stop any time soon

so, it will depend on which day we can make it!

argus · #42 23.07.2010, 15:16

	Quote:	Ale_50d
	Don't get me wrong!! It's just that I'm traveling a lot these days and it doesn't look like I will stop any time soon so, it will depend on which day we can make it!

Oh, I thought your level of German mastery depended on how your day went.

Ale_50d · #43 23.07.2010, 15:25

	Quote:	argus
	Oh, I thought your level of German mastery depended on how your day went.

No, it can only be 2 levels: BAD or REALLY BAD

alina_maria2006 · #44 20.09.2010, 16:26

Hello everybody...I m living in Zurich, having German courses for some time, but I m looking for a group of people who want to share the same idée like me...German group speaking. I m sure that in Zurich are already points meeting with this purpose. Can someone guide me in this direction? A lot of thanks..

prof. taratonga · #45 22.09.2010, 00:16

	Quote:	alina_maria2006
	Hello everybody...I m living in Zurich, having German courses for some time, but I m looking for a group of people who want to share the same idée like me...German group speaking. I m sure that in Zurich are already points meeting with this purpose. Can someone guide me in this direction? A lot of thanks..

You can find us here:
German Conversation Group Zürich

argus · #46 23.09.2010, 14:04

In the meantime, if you'd like to practise writing (and reading) in German, go join this social group:
http://www.englishforum.ch/group.php?groupid=54

Let's put our mouths where our fingertips are!