i wish! the only german words i can pass off knowing are the cognates.

Trinkst du Bier oft am Tag oder in der Nacht? ;)

hm.. ich bin.. something? :)

Melly, hi,hola, aloha, (some other language).

The only German I know has no use in everyday conversation because it comes from watching too much stuff about WWII.

French is a pain sometimes because so many things sound the same.

regarder: to look at
regardé: looked at
regardai: looked at (imparfait)

Synthy - Hallo, ahoj and all that jazz.

if i really listened, the history channel airs so many things about nazis, i could be fluent.

Yes, I can understand that - it's not every day that you can throw in a "Lebensraum" here, a "Totaler Krieg" there, and a "Horst Wessel Lied" everywhere.

but i'm sure you oud if you tried.

How is your sunday?

Or knowing the names of a lot of areas of Germany or where the Saar is.

i'm enjoying my bloody valentiene and the internet all while igorning my cell phone. how is yours?

Good, is still saturday, I should have gone clubbing.

You got your cell phone back, schizo?

victor- i need to get out, but i don't have a car.

melly- it's not mine, technically. it's my brother's. but i can perform music just as well with it as my own phone.

I do, but I live in the suburbs, which there isn't much to do.

i'm in a gated GOLF community, which adds insult to.. insult.

im going to start studying it this next year. i heard its a bitch to learn. but a lot of family speaks it, i i would bhe able to speak with them and thus quicken the learning process

It's not that difficult to get the basics, really. The more advanced grammar is a right pain, but I'm sure you'll get the hang of that. Let us know if you ever need any German help :)

will do. the words dont seem that hard, becuase 90% of it is english. but the grammar ive heard is comepletely upside down.