I am going to ______

[Belgian_Pilot]

No, it's great. My last name is waaay to long, so I'm happy I dont have a middle name!

 

[AlaynaJ]

Lol. My mom doesn't have a middle name either. Her first name is Lu Ann.

 

[Belgian_Pilot]

Wow coool My mom's first name is Christiane (female version of christian)

 

[AlaynaJ]

Thats cool.

Well, I guess I'm going to GO HOME and then in just about 2 hours, I can go and get my car back from the shop finally!!!!

 

[Belgian_Pilot]

Yaaaaaaaay for you!!! And then it's vacation time!!!! HAve funnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!!

 

[AlaynaJ]

Lol. Not yet.. I don't leave for vacation until Wednesday morning. I've still got a few days.

 

[Belgian_Pilot]

Ah Well, at least you have your car back already!

 

[wwjd_kilden]

lets hope the last days go fast then


- yeah Aksel, your last name is too long I'm glad it at least consists of understandable words so I had a chance at writing it

 

[Belgian_Pilot]

Yup, I know Even in Dutch, people have to watch two times before writing it down.

 

[wwjd_kilden]

lol, good, coz I had to look three times

 

[Belgian_Pilot]

Especially the 'iessch'-part is complex It's old-Dutch

 

[wwjd_kilden]

hehehe

I just split it: dries sche

 

[Belgian_Pilot]

Good thinking. Pronounciating is simple. dree-se (short e in the end) (or in Norwegian: driiii-ssse)

 

[wwjd_kilden]

ah, I've been adding the ch drissje

 

[Belgian_Pilot]

Logic, but ssch is old Dutch for sch Weird huh?

 

[wwjd_kilden]

yeah, dutch is weird... I still have problemes remember jij is you, not I

 

[Belgian_Pilot]

Hee hee. Jij bent knap!

 

[wwjd_kilden]

lemme see if <i remember this right now:

ik ben
jij bent
hij is
zij is
wij zijn
zij zijn
jullie zijn

?

 

[Belgian_Pilot]

Perfect, but the order isn't correct.

Ik = I
Jij = you (single)
hij/zij = he/she
wij = we
jullie = you (plural)
zij = they

The verbs are perfect!!!!!! You are a natural talent!!!

How's it in Norwegian?

 

[wwjd_kilden]

Perfect, but the order isn't correct.

Ik = I
Jij = you (single)
hij/zij = he/she
wij = we
jullie = you (plural)
zij = they

The verbs are perfect!!!!!! You are a natural talent!!!

How's it in Norwegian?

I know the order is wrong, but I'm used to saying it in that order, that how I leanred english and german

are=er

jeg -I
du - you
han/hun - he/she
vi - we
dere - you
de - they
De (you, singular, formal. ...I've never heard it used other than in movies )