My Name is roland and i hope i can to improve my spooky english here.
Thank you
Hello all together
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Rolo1973
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Keswick
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Re: Hello all together
Rolo1973 hat geschrieben: My name is Roland and I hope I can to improve my spooky English here.
Hi Roland and welcome to the forum.Rolo1973 hat geschrieben:Thank you
Did you really mean spooky (=gruselig) or spoken (=gesprochen)
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British English (BE) Sprecher.
British English (BE) Sprecher.
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tiorthan
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Re: Hello all together
Welcome.
Keswick missed a superfluous preposition. It must be "I can improve" without the "to".
Keswick missed a superfluous preposition. It must be "I can improve" without the "to".
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Mistake – Suggestion – You sure that's right?
Mistake – Suggestion – You sure that's right?
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Re: Hello all together
Welcome Roland!
One more tiny mistake that was overlooked: "Hallo alle zusammen" is a very German expression that cannot be translated literally into English. The English equivalent would be "Hello everyone/everybody".
One more tiny mistake that was overlooked: "Hallo alle zusammen" is a very German expression that cannot be translated literally into English. The English equivalent would be "Hello everyone/everybody".
American • she/they • sie/ihr
EN (L1) • DE (B2?) • PL (A1)
EN (L1) • DE (B2?) • PL (A1)
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Rolo1973
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Re: Hello all together
I mean spooky .Keswick hat geschrieben:Rolo1973 hat geschrieben: My name is Roland and I hope I can to improve my spooky English here.Hi Roland and welcome to the forum.Rolo1973 hat geschrieben:Thank you
Did you really mean spooky (=gruselig) or spoken (=gesprochen)
