Greetings from Germany

[shorty1208]

Dear all,

I´m from Germany (I live in a little town near Heidelberg) and I´m 24 years old.
I want to improve my english and hope to learn anything here
(my english at school was very good (Realschule, note 2) but now I´ve noticed that I´ve forgotten many things like irregular verbs, tenses and so on).

Hope to talk (or write ) to you soon.

[shorty1208]

Hi Jeffie,

I´m fine, thanks.
Hope you are feeling well, too.

40 minutes by car from Heidelberg? Funny, I also need ca 40 min by car to get to Heidelberg
I live in a small village near Sinsheim (in my first posting I´ve mentioned Heidelberg because normally nobody knows Sinsheim)

[Chrisi]

Hello Jeffie and Shorty!
I´am leaving near Heidelberg too. In Seeheim by Darmstadt. Last summer I was in the Technikmuseum in Sinsheim to see the concord...
But my English is not, and so can´t write mutch.
Alina

[shorty1208]

Hi Chrisi,

how are you? I hope you´re allright.

You´ve said that your English is not so good and therefore you can´t write anything.
I think you can improve your English by "learing by doing" --> write, write, write and write

[franzi]

hi friends. I live near heidelberg too. and I also was visiting the concord and the the big russian airplane in sinsheim. but I live in the south of heidelberg near karlsruhe.
regards franzi

[Chrisi]

Hi Maxi!
I am (Alina) Christina.
And I do, what you said: I write!
I have three e-mailfriends from Canada...and I would like to live next year four months in Toronto(Canada)!
And whats about you? How are you?
Greetings Chrisi

[Wandelröschen]

Hello

Greatings from Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

[kleine]

Hey just for your information guys and gals,

i used to put "greetings" at the end of a letter or email, too. but i learned that it is wrong u put it at the beginning it's like "hi"...Don't put it at the end anymore!

Vera