I really seriously tried to read this. Sorry, but please revise your post if you want it to result in answers.
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@Dividendenopi yes i'm sorry, i'm finding it difficult to communicate at the moment because i speak 5 languages and mix them every day.
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@Dividendenopi Fortunately, he doesn't ask any questions.😂🤣 Painful to read in any case. I had German as an advanced course at school... The land of poets and thinkers, they said... But when I read something like this here, I just want to leave.🫣🤷🏼♂️
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@Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin sorry do my best 😅
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@Dividendenopi hahah , no I have to pull myself together a bit and start reading German books. But at the moment only English - Hungarian - Latin is my everyday life
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•@Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin ha, was my first A-level subject with 13 points and saved my average 😂 had to interpret Goethe in connection with Gretchen in modern times (mid 80s) in the exam
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•@MEMO1993 Where does Latin still play a role linguistically? For me it was over after the Latinum in 1982. It still helps me a lot when I visit churches in Tuscany, but otherwise...🤷♂️
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•@MEMO1993 It's all good. You've put your thoughts on "paper", nobody (including me) will blame you for that.
A well-intentioned recommendation from me: sort it out a bit before you write it down. Also feel free to use punctuation marks, that would have made reading a lot easier and more enjoyable.😊
A well-intentioned recommendation from me: sort it out a bit before you write it down. Also feel free to use punctuation marks, that would have made reading a lot easier and more enjoyable.😊
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•@Dividendenopi Same 😌 But only 11 points. Which is why I didn't have to have my oral exam in bio retested despite only 4 points. Even 1 point (i.e. going there and talking complete nonsense) would have been enough.😏😂
But honestly: I really can't remember anything about my German exam topic.🫣
But honestly: I really can't remember anything about my German exam topic.🫣
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@Dividendenopi Mainly in my profession. Mainly anatomy (also diagnoses) depending on the case, mixed with German and Hungarian. And I have 1 - 2 customers who attach great importance to the fact that it comes across professionally. Profession: Dental technology in clinics and private practices. There is also a lot of multiculturalism in clinics and, for example, when a surgeon arrives from Portugal, the terms are mixed with English and this is actually understood internationally. It should actually be called medical language.
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