[Helene]

Of course no english-speaking people come here, because I delete all the users who give english as their language. They are in most cases spam-users…

[Steve]

ALL english speaking persons are spammers?

[Helene]

Yes. All.

Of course not, but all english-speaking who register here.

[Steve]

So you have a filter:

if english = true than spammer, else ok

[Helene]

Ne, ich sag das jetz mal auf deutsch weil hier eh nur deutschsprachige mitlesen… Ich lösch die manuell. Die, die englisch als Spache angegeben haben, haben auch in der allermeisten Fällen eindeutige email-Adressen und homepages. Und dann is klar was los is…. Ich glaub ich hab noch nie nen seriösen englischsprachigen account hier gesehen, traurig aber wahr!

[sojini]

hi,

es wurde ja bereits erwähnt… aber auf english heißt es “atopic Dermatitis” oder eben “atopic ekzema”.
Wenn man das in die Metainfo schreiben würde, würde google dieses forum dann auch finden… kein englischsprachiger sucht nach Neurodermitis.

gruß

[darkangel]

Maybe we can start this thread again actually for the purpose of just talking in English. If you would like to.
It doesn’t have to be about ND for I guess this is discussed enough in the other parts, it rather maybe just a part were people can communicate in a language they really like. You could ask me now for telling you topics to talk about. I don’t actually know. I guess it could just be everyday stuff or a space were people might help each other with the language or what have you.
I’m going to introduce myself a little bit now just for explaining my interest in the language. As I said somewhere else, I study English. One day I want to teach it to disabled people that’s why I also do curses in paedagogy and disability studies. Nevertheless English is my most interesting subject and I have really nice lecturers who often times are good for jokes. Plus I do write poems, songs and stories in English as my hobby is writing.
I’ll see what happens now with this thread….

[Anonym]

Ah, great idea, darkangel.

I can learn a little bit english from my english exercise book I had bought many months ago. I have still a few sentences in english on a paper I got many days ago. I need only time to sit down and try to translate it. 😀

Pulverturm

[darkangel]

First of all: May I have the great pleasure to correct your spelling and sentence structure? In case of no leave out the next sentence of this post and go on to the next part. If yes: “I could learn a little bit of English from my English exercise book which I bought many months ago. I still have a few sentences in English on a paper that I got many days ago. I only need time to sit down and try to translate it.”

As a teacher I know a lot of English exercise books and I would find it pretty interesting to get to know which one you have. Also you should search for people who would like to learn together with you. So that you can check each others grammar and style.

[Anonym]

@darkangel Oh yes, you are be allowed to correct my sentences. I don’t know which number is important for you with the English exercise book. In this book there are many vocabulars, sentence to tranlate into English and german and there are holes to fill it with words.

I learn English alone at home. The other Peoples don’t want to learn more English I think. I mean the other colleague.

😉

Pulverturm

[darkangel]

It would be nice if you could just post the ISBN-number. I’ll find it then. Learning alone at home seems quite sad to me. Because you have nobody to talk to. You should really search for a group. Do you have a university near your place of living?

[Sarah]

Or a Volkshochschule. They usually have very communicative teaching methods. You can also take conversation courses there.

[Anonym]

I have found the Link about that book. This book in the Link looks like my exercise book at home.
Details zum Buch – booklooker

Ah, I don’t know if there is a university in my near.

But as many years ago my brother was in my class at school and we had english lesson. We haven’t learn the vocabulary together. I don’t remember that when I looking back now.

[Regina]

Hehe. Paßt zwar gar nicht her, aber ich habe mir vor letzte Woche von PONS ein Italienisch-Sprachpaket gekauft. Die Gelegenheit ist günstig, weil der Pappa meiner italienischen Nachbarin für ein paar Wochen da ist und maaaassig Zeit hat. Und ich/wir lieben Südtirol und Italien. 6 Jahre Latein hab ich auch am Buckel. … wenn die nur nicht so schnell sprechen würden.

[kala]

Soso, auch ne Lateingeschädigte.
Hab ich auch hinter mir, damit sollen sich ja die romanischen Sprachen fast wie von selber lernen (sagte meine Mutter zu mir, damals 12 oder 13, als ich farnzösisch belegen wollte). Sie kam mir mit der Argumentation, Latein sei eine logische Sprache (und ich bin absolut unlogisch veranlagt – :confused:!) und eine Grundlage, auf der ich später mit Französisch aufbauen könnte. Toll, hab im Notenstress dann nimmer Französisch als 3. FS genommen, ist bis heut bei Latein geblieben.

Aber *toitoitoi* dass das mit dem Herrn PONS und dem Herrn Nachbarpappa bei dir klappt!

[Autor]

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