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[tsukikage]

Talking to Oma and Opa who use complicated vocabulary: horribly embarrassing.
Talking to my aunt and uncle who are both fluent in English for when I get frustrated with my German: much more enjoyable.
But seriously - apparently Julian is 11 now! I mean, I shouldn't really be surprised, as I haven't seen him for a long time and I think he was maybe 6 then, but still...
Anyways, I'll be calling Steffi and Steffen again on Saturday afternoon (which means around 7 am here ><;).
I wonder if I could manage a semester at the University of Freiburg if I go the C.Sci. route...
I wish there was a RikaiChan German dictionary...

Comments

[carve037.livejournal.com]

Hey, I think it'd be pretty cool to have someone to use German with. Got to use it or lose it anyways. And you'd think it'd be even easier to do school in Germany if you were studying Japanese, because then you wouldn't be using as much German, I'd think.

[tsukikage85.livejournal.com]

Are you saying it would be cool if you had me to speak German with, or if I had German people to speak German with?
But I'd probably be done with my Japanese by the time I went anyway. Still, if I had a good dictionary with me I'm sure I could handle it somehow, at least after the first month.

[carve037.livejournal.com]

Either, I guess. And it seems like you'd probably only have a hard time for the first week or two.