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[tj_rowe]

Heute Morgen sein Wir Um Halb Funf abfahren. *tote*

Ich bin ein 6th Former gern. Ich habe vielen Wine getrunk, weil Ich mit die Lehren sein. Ich liebe Trockenwine nicht - aber Halbtrockenwine war toll. Ich habe auch kein Hausaufgabe gemacht. *g*

And my spelling is still atrocious, but the majority of you don't care. And my grammar is even more gender-confused than my f-list. XD

Ich habe mit Lehren vielen Kaffee und Kuchen gegessen. Because I was the only 6th Former, and so was practically a teacher myself. Or something. Except I had tea instead of coffee, because I'm too English or too working class or something.

Äh... Was haben Wir besucht? Today was Cité Europe (Calais), yesterday was Cochem Town and Castle (with Wine tasting), day before was Rudesheim, Bad Salzig and a short river cruise (our school has this thing about the Loriley rock - we always visit it) and Monday was travelling up.

Also... Es war sehr toll! ^_^

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Re: *revives you with random Mary Sue*

[tamerterra.livejournal.com]

We awoke at 0330 and had breakfast at 0400 to be ready in time, yeah. Ah well - I've gotten better at sleeping on coaches, so it was (more or less) fine.

I can't spell 'atrocious'. ^_-- Or, rather, I don't know whether I've spelt it right or not, and that's just as bad. And it probably is '(Halb)Trockener' rather than all one word, but I can't be arsed to go and look at the bottle. XD

^_^

Re: *revives you with random Mary Sue*

[tamerterra.livejournal.com]

*looks at your comment*

*looks at the post*

*facepalms*

This is what happens when I try to use a foreign language and my first gets in the way. XD At least it wasn't randomly inserted French...

*lols at having an appropriate icon*

Re: *revives you with random Mary Sue*

[tamerterra.livejournal.com]

It doesn't help that I tend to use the share-words rather than the seperate ones, either. 'anrufen' and 'toll' are practically the only ones that I don't use the easy versions of. XD

At some point in the morning, we'd apparently crossed a border. I was so dead on my feet that I didn't really notice, and bought a magazine - it was only once I got back to the bus that I realised it was in Dutch, not German. Be interesting to see how much sense I can make out of it. ^_--

Re: *revives you with random Mary Sue*

[tamerterra.livejournal.com]

Heh, one of the teachers was telling a story like that - some bloke from somewhere in Africa was in their tourist party and he was making himself understood with his own language when speaking with some Flemish folks. Weird how languages are, eh?

What does 'geil' mean? *knows that she's heard it somewhere before, but can't remember context*

Re: *revives you with random Mary Sue*

[tamerterra.livejournal.com]

XD I can see the innuendo possibilities already...