I’ve been in Germany for a month and a half now, and I keep wishing this would happen:
But in German, obviously.
Instead, this is all that keeps running through my brain:
But at least I’m not as bad as these guys:
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LOL I’ve found it easier to pick up reading foreign languages than listening/speaking. How is reading street and transport signs going?
Reading’s going pretty well – people’s accents make things much harder. But sometimes street signs are difficult, too, because there’s a very old-timey script that the Germans like to use.
Where exactly in Germany are you?
And what do you do there? Studying?
I’m in southwestern Germany. My fella teaches at a uni and I work in museums and teach English.
I originally come from the Southwest of Germany.
May I ask which university it is?
Uni Freiburg.
Awesome, Germany’s sunniest city!
Yep, not too shabby!