Today we are going to learn some useful, everyday phrases in German. Repeat after me auf Deutsch and then in English. * Hallo. Wie geht es dir? Hello. How are you? * Mir geht es gut. Danke für die Nachfrage. I am doing well. Thank you for asking. * Ist das nicht der […]
Hallo, ihr Lieben,😍 heute Nacht war es nicht ganz so heiß, aber ich habe ja meine zwei Hunde, die mich im Bett warm halten. Tolle Sache. 😂Heute werde ich an meinen Romanen arbeiten und endlich meine Mails und Briefe machen. Ich wünsche euch einen schönen Freitag. Zitat Lord Byron: Sei du der Regenbogen in den Stürmen […]
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