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Whats funny about your language?
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Whitey, wasn't that chees? Oh no, that was juuuuust or something.
Damn I forgot, you told me once. But I got drunk that night so I can't remember anything.
Btw, South African is partially Dutch (yay) so a lot of words are dutch as well as places, like Kaapstad (Capetown) and I know of a place there called Oranjefontein (Orange Fountain).
Damn I forgot, you told me once. But I got drunk that night so I can't remember anything.
Btw, South African is partially Dutch (yay) so a lot of words are dutch as well as places, like Kaapstad (Capetown) and I know of a place there called Oranjefontein (Orange Fountain).
I think it's funny that English is the only language that uses 3 tenses for the present, 3 tenses for the perfect plus a pluperfect and 2 future tenses. And thats just in the ACTIVE form.
Ehem, wrong you are. German is extremly complicated...you really don't want to get mixed up...seriously
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Ehem, wrong you are. German is extremly complicated
Go on, how many active tenses are there... oh yes, I forgot the 2 imperfect tenses as well. Not to mention the implications behind the use of each tense. For example, use of the continuous present implies the action is being done at the moment while the the present simple implies habit.
I know there is a helluva lot of complications in German, but at least a lot of it is REGULAR, unlike English.
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