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I am 14 and I am taking German to GCSE and I need to practice! please pull me up for all grammar, spelling etc thanks!

Hallo, ich bin veirzehn Jahre alt. Ich spreche kleine Deutsch! 'Help' bitte.

I thought there was a forum for that. They should have one anyway.


But no I don't speak German, just english actually; Cause my spanish skillz are shit. Wish I could speak it though, Japanese too.

There are forums for specific languages but not to my knowledge for German

Utafar wrote:I thought there was a forum for that. They should have one anyway.


But no I don't speak German, just english actually; Cause my spanish skillz are shit. Wish I could speak it though, Japanese too.

For me, it's my french skills that are shit. I also wish I could speak Japanese. That would be awsome.

I speak English (obviously) pidgeon Russian and German-ish

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:I am 14 and I am taking German to GCSE and I need to practice! please pull me up for all grammar, spelling etc thanks!

Hallo, ich bin veirzehn Jahre alt. Ich spreche kleine Deutsch! 'Help' bitte.

Always use Guten Tag when possible, it's what the Germans use more often. Vierzehn (although I'm guessing that was just a typo), use ein bisschen rather than kleine, and help is Hilfe.

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:There are forums for specific languages but not to my knowledge for German

I complained about this before, nothing was done.

Danke, werde Sie spreche mit mir bitte?

Ok I think I can basically get you to understand what I want to say, its just the right usage of the words, word order, tense agreement and such I need help with please!

Sorry I only speak Norwegian. I don't know any other languages. A bit French though, but that's it..

Cynthia wrote:Sorry I only speak Norwegian. I don't know any other languages.

Bloody hell, Norwegian is quite similar to English, isn't it. I can almost understand what you're saying.

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:Danke, werde Sie spreche mit mir bitte?

Ok I think I can basically get you to understand what I want to say, its just the right usage of the words, word order, tense agreement and such I need help with please!

Well, give us a few sentences off the top of your head, and let's see how well you can do it atm.

Stopper wrote:

Cynthia wrote:Sorry I only speak Norwegian. I don't know any other languages.

Bloody hell, Norwegian is quite similar to English, isn't it. I can almost understand what you're saying.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:I am 14 and I am taking German to GCSE and I need to practice! please pull me up for all grammar, spelling etc thanks!

Hallo, ich bin veirzehn Jahre alt. Ich spreche kleine Deutsch! 'Help' bitte.

i am dutch but i have 2 years german on my school (i am 16)

but your sence isn't right:
Hallo, ich bin vierzehn Jahre alt. Ich spreche keine Deutsch! hilfe bitte.

Ok ummm... I will do shaffers s or whatever it is double s and an e after the letter instead of an umlaut?

Ich heisse 'Puddy', ich wohne in Wales aber ich bin Englaenderin. Ich habe eine Schwester heisst Lucy. Ich liebe Mathe aber mein liebsten hobby ist selgen. Morgen werde ich schule gehen.

johnnyrotten wrote:

Stopper wrote:

Cynthia wrote:Sorry I only speak Norwegian. I don't know any other languages.

Bloody hell, Norwegian is quite similar to English, isn't it. I can almost understand what you're saying.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

Wisse wrote:

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:I am 14 and I am taking German to GCSE and I need to practice! please pull me up for all grammar, spelling etc thanks!

Hallo, ich bin veirzehn Jahre alt. Ich spreche kleine Deutsch! 'Help' bitte.

i am dutch but i have 2 years german on my school (i am 16)

but your sence isn't right:
Hallo, ich bin vierzehn Jahre alt. Ich spreche keine Deutsch! hilfe bitte.

mmm but woldnt keine mean none, I do speak some so i meant to use little - kleine.

Cynthia wrote:

johnnyrotten wrote:

Stopper wrote:

Cynthia wrote:Sorry I only speak Norwegian. I don't know any other languages.

Bloody hell, Norwegian is quite similar to English, isn't it. I can almost understand what you're saying.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

=) *kisses*

Leider, muss ich jetzt ins bett gehe. Tschues!

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:Ok ummm... I will do shaffers s or whatever it is double s and an e after the letter instead of an umlaut?

Ich heisse 'Puddy', ich wohne in Wales aber ich bin Englaenderin. Ich habe eine Schwester heisst Lucy. Ich liebe Mathe aber mein liebsten hobby ist selgen. Morgen werde ich schule gehen.

Selgen? Don't forget capitals for Selgen and Schule, and "ich werde in die Schule gehen" rather than just "ich werde Schule gehen".

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:

Wisse wrote:

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:I am 14 and I am taking German to GCSE and I need to practice! please pull me up for all grammar, spelling etc thanks!

Hallo, ich bin veirzehn Jahre alt. Ich spreche kleine Deutsch! 'Help' bitte.

i am dutch but i have 2 years german on my school (i am 16)

but your sence isn't right:
Hallo, ich bin vierzehn Jahre alt. Ich spreche keine Deutsch! hilfe bitte.

mmm but woldnt keine mean none, I do speak some so i meant to use little - kleine.

Klein is used when describing size.

Danke, ich bin doof .... lol.... is there a German alternative to lol? really must go though.

Tschues

Vas es los?


But I don't know enuff to test anyone.


I'm sure you can fins a website to practice.


Canst do bitte loude markin?



hmmm spellings off... no umlout button.

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:Danke, ich bin doof .... lol.... is there a German alternative to lol? really must go though.

Tschues

Keine Idee lol.

Tschüs! Guten Nacht.

In der sommer habe ich meine deutsch G.C.S.E Kontrolle, ich finde es sehr nervig

Mylittlepuddykat wrote:I am 14 and I am taking German to GCSE and I need to practice! please pull me up for all grammar, spelling etc thanks!

Hallo, ich bin veirzehn Jahre alt. Ich spreche kleine Deutsch! 'Help' bitte.

it's vierzehn, not veirzehn, a tip to remember is that ie makes an eee sound while ei makes an aye sound

the phrase I use if I'm talking to a german speaker is Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch, meaning I speak a little German