[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Jack Skellington

Oh prima, dann kann ich ja bei Deutsch bleiben.... Das macht mir vieles von jetzt an einfacher

I can pretty much understand everything but I am not as good at expressing myself auf Deutsch. I can't do umlauts or scharfes S either.

Sprechen Sie mit mir in Deutsch jederzeit möglich. I can't guarantee I can talk back to you though.

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Mr. Tinsels

Err ... gott ist ein popstar?!

Wahr!

[Shaun]

Jawohl.

-shrug-

ERDBEEREIS <3

[Malza]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

I can pretty much understand everything but I am not as good at expressing myself auf Deutsch. I can't do umlauts or scharfes S either.

Sprechen Sie mit mir in Deutsch jederzeit möglich. I can't guarantee I can talk back to you though.

Cool!
So, if you are up to refresh your german, no problem

Aber besser nicht hier, weil wir sonst anfangen die anderen zu nerven.

Oh, pyramid* hattest du nicht auch einmal geschrieben du würdest ebenfalls deutsch sprechen?

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Nutcracker

ERDBEEREIS <3

Erdbeeren*

[Malza]

Originally Posted by Nutcracker

Jawohl.

-shrug-

Originally Posted by Nutcracker

ERDBEEREIS <3

[Tom4784]

Je n'parle pas francais alors laisse la funky musique faire parler nos corps d'accord.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

Dont use and after a full stop.

There was no reason for that Boothy.

Lesson one. If you are going to pull someone up, at least get it right.

[Miss Ivy Balls]

Originally Posted by Snowball

I'm in disbelief the amount of times I read FB entries, forum posts from people who can't spell very basic words, and don't know the difference between words that sound the same or very similar:

ie:- There, their, they're.
Of, off.
Using, 'Should of', instead of, 'Should have'.

A great deal of intelligent people who simply have no concept of the English language in it's most basic form written form. Don't get me wrong, we're all guilty of typing too fast, making little typos but I'm being specific to clearly not understanding the difference in words - which words to use when.

I had to laugh at one of my FB contacts, holds a very senior position in work. He posted and was slagging off the girls from Essex for their bimbo-like status, ripping them to shreds about their lack of intelligence.

In different posts, he used the words, 'They're / there / their', and not once did he use them correctly. Ironic to say the least, funnier though was watching his mates posting the same type of thing - ridiculing these Essex girl types for being thick when these idiots couldn't differentiate between a few simply words themselves.

It doesn't annoy me but I never fail to be astounded at how many people display such ignorance to their own language!

Sorry what were you saying there?

That should be its, not it's.

It would be good to at least know the basic stuff yourself before you start moaning at others.

[Shaun]

Originally Posted by Jessica.

Erdbeeren*

I was saying strawberry ice cream, not strawberries

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Jack Skellington

Aber besser nicht hier, weil wir sonst anfangen die anderen zu nerven.

Ja, ich weiß.

I had to copy and paste the ß!

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Nutcracker

I was saying strawberry ice cream, not strawberries

I fail!
I love strawberry ice-cream! I love strawberries more though, I got sick of them for a while when I was selling them but I can safely say they are sehr wunderbar! <3

[Shaun]

I don't even know why I said it lmao, I hate strawberry ice cream...

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Jack Skellington

Cool!
So, if you are up to refresh your german, no problem

Aber besser nicht hier, weil wir sonst anfangen die anderen zu nerven.

Oh, pyramid* hattest du nicht auch einmal geschrieben du würdest ebenfalls deutsch sprechen?

German and French.

[Miss Ivy Balls]

Originally Posted by Stacey.

It annoys me actually aswell..

The "then" and "than" is the worst, it obviously doesn't fit in comparing something saying "then"...

Stacey as well should be two separate words.

It isn't a word spelt 'aswell''.

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by Snowball

Lesson one. If you are going to pull someone up, at least get it right.

[MTVN]

It also annoys me when people don't put a space after a comma. There's one member on here who's particularly guilty of that

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Miss Ivy Balls

Sorry what were you saying there?

That should be its, not it's.

It would be good to at least know the basic stuff yourself before you start moaning at others.

I wasn't moaning at others. I was merely posting my views.

I see you didn't read the words immediately after the part you bolded! I didn't say I (or anyone else) was perfect. I was referring quite specifically (in that post) about spelling...


As I mentioned a few posts back, if you are going to be overly smart, make sure you are completely beyond reproach. There should be a 'comma' in your first sentence.

[Jords]

I really dont care, you should just concentrate on your own spellings!

[Jords]

Originally Posted by Snowball

Lesson one. If you are going to pull someone up, at least get it right.

Thats punctuation not spelling.

[Malza]

To not annoy any one further here with my German....

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=168377

[Malza]

Originally Posted by MTVN

It also annoys me when people don't put a space after a comma. There's one member on here who's particularly guilty of that

True, that is highly annoying!

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Miss Ivy Balls

Stacey as well should be two separate words.

It isn't a word spelt 'aswell''.

That's clearly a keyboard error. It's not quite in the same league.

For the record, your first sentence is incorrect in so many ways.

Your second is incorrect in at least 3 ways.

See, I can be a pedant too.

[Jessica.]

Originally Posted by MTVN

It also annoys me when people don't put a space after a comma. There's one member on here who's particularly guilty of that

Oh I thoroughly agree with this one!

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Elf Ears

Thats punctuation not spelling.

Technically it is both.

Its = spelling
It's = punctuation