Yeah!! Our knowledge of other languages is expanding. Keep the useful words coming!!Ok kiddies! German lesson today is "dumkompf und schweinhund"
Dumkompf = dumbhead
und = and
schweinhund = pigdog
My grandma was born and raised in Germany
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Yeah!! Our knowledge of other languages is expanding. Keep the useful words coming!!Ok kiddies! German lesson today is "dumkompf und schweinhund"
Dumkompf = dumbhead
und = and
schweinhund = pigdog
My grandma was born and raised in Germany
Here is another german phrase " Da ist ein loch im eimer"
Da and ist I am still learning, but I think they mean "there" and "is"
Ein = a
Loch = hole
Im= in
Eimer = bucket
Haven't learned da yet, but I'm planning on taking German for four years and right now this is my second year. Right now I'm learning some new and old words that deal with holidays. Like Silvester = New Years. Weihnachten = Christmas. I think anniversary is Jahrestag, but sure on that one (which is one of the many new vocab words).I think that's right. Well at least for istHaven't learned da yet, but I'm planning on taking German for four years and right now this is my second year. Right now I'm learning some new and old words that deal with holidays. Like Silvester = New Years. Weihnachten = Christmas. I think anniversary is Jahrestag, but sure on that one (which is one of the many new vocab words).![]()
Ok kiddies! German lesson today is "dumkompf und schweinhund"
Dumkompf = dumbhead
und = and
schweinhund = pigdog
My grandma was born and raised in Germany
Yeah!! Our knowledge of other languages is expanding. Keep the useful words coming!!![]()
Yay, grammar! Oder, Grammatik. 
Here is another german phrase " Da ist ein loch im eimer"
Da and ist I am still learning, but I think they mean "there" and "is"
Ein = a
Loch = hole
Im= in
Eimer = bucket
I think that's right. Well at least for istHaven't learned da yet, but I'm planning on taking German for four years and right now this is my second year. Right now I'm learning some new and old words that deal with holidays. Like Silvester = New Years. Weihnachten = Christmas. I think anniversary is Jahrestag, but sure on that one (which is one of the many new vocab words).
But I plan on taking 3 semesters of it, mainly because if I do, I don't have to take speech.
At any rate, I'm still trying to learn the word genders, grammar, sentence structure, etc. I have a long way to go!
Mainly, I was taking pictures of the Partridge Rocks, Fancy and She Who Sleeps Standing Up, because they appear to have been involved in an explosion. 
(Don't mind the junk in the background, that's where I toss things I think I might use and then forget about them.
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Such a pretty girl!