ensignjoe Says:

Jun 18, 2009 - Zusätzlich gibt es an meiner Schule als AGs noch: Spanisch, Italienisch (für die, die das nicht gewählt haben), Altgriechisch(!), Hebräisch(!!), Chinesisch sowie seit diesem Jahr neu Russisch. Und hoffentlich bald auch niederländisch :D

sillygoosemuffin Says:

Jun 18, 2009 - wow 0_0i speak english(since birth) am taking spanish (since last year) and failing, and teaching myself german for 1 year and doing quite well. haha

SGVliverSHOT626 Says:

Jun 25, 2009 - I would say the Dutch pull English off the best... and why is it that Euros sound more American and not Brit when they speak English??

BeyondOrwell Says:

Jun 26, 2009 - haha that's a good question.i think it's because we have more shows from america on tv (like jackass and all this mtv stuff. it's not synced. just subtitles.)...english shows on german tv are really really rare almost not existant...

BeyondOrwell Says:

Jun 26, 2009 - hahaha it just realized you have a "löwensenf" right in front of me like i do ^^ hahaha (was eating wieners for dinner tonight)

nwo213 Says:

Jun 28, 2009 - The languages I want to learn are:German (Almost done)PolishRussian (already know the alphabet)FinnishSwedishNorwegian

allamerikanallie Says:

Jun 29, 2009 - in texas you can get along with all spanish and no english

Gnometower Says:

Jun 30, 2009 - Yeah, i agree as well. We have a huge influence from America and hardly any from Britain, except for the occasional Monthy Python show.

Gnometower Says:

Jun 30, 2009 - In Niedersachsen we now have mandatory English starting in first grade. I see that as a good development

BeyondOrwell Says:

Jun 30, 2009 - yeah monty pythons! :D

footballskillz77 Says:

Jul 1, 2009 - find ich auch =)man kann nie früh genug anfangen englisch zu lernen.

footballskillz77 Says:

Jul 1, 2009 - echt ?warst du schon einmal in deutschland ?

HesseJamez Says:

Jul 2, 2009 - @nwo213German & Norwegian are likely, Norwegian & Swedish nearly the same.Russian & Polish are similarFinnish has no relationship to any of them and might be the strangest language ever. It's not indo-european!

ChristinaxxAguilera Says:

Jul 5, 2009 - I'm from Germany and I can speak english, french, spanish and I'm learning chinese

Lumpiepumpie Says:

Jul 6, 2009 - In the Netherlands we learn English, French and German @ school. If you want you can choose more languages, at least in my school. For instance I learn English, French, German and Spanish.Tschüs!

immavampirex Says:

Jul 6, 2009 - In my school, we only have english (obviously), french, spanish and chinese. I think we're getting latin this year, too. I've been learning german for two years now and I'm not so good at it because my school doesnt have it. :/

Germanicus79 Says:

Jul 7, 2009 - wel the dutch speak pretty much about anything i think. English ( dutch afcourse :P ) German, french, spanish, italian, etc

Germanicus79 Says:

Jul 7, 2009 - yes he got right, if ur dutch and u drive in ur car watch the map, the Netherlands is a good outpost to explore europe, the north denmark, east germany/poland/Austria luxembourg, belgium, france, across the river England/ireland/scottland, lol. gosh and we leave leave our country for the south of france :P

95predator Says:

Jul 8, 2009 - lol Ich denke Deutsch dürfte(-->dürfen) dann nicht so schwierig für euch sein, vorallem beim Wortschatz!

95predator Says:

Jul 8, 2009 - Hungarian!

HesseJamez Says:

Jul 8, 2009 - Of course - hungarian, eestoinan, finnish , sami (maybe more?) are relatives, but they are finno-ugric, not indo-european.

HesseJamez Says:

Jul 8, 2009 - Chinese might have the easiest gramar ever - but is impossible to read+pronounce.

HesseJamez Says:

Jul 8, 2009 - The Netherlands have no border with Denmark.

RighKey Says:

Jul 8, 2009 - 2:00, if you want to see culture and people speaking different languages in the US go to Miami.

Germanicus79 Says:

Jul 9, 2009 - no not a border ! but its very very close !