yo wassup^^

man. i love it how this thread wakes up like once in a while..
it should never "go to sleep"

Yeah, I know what you mean. It helps me to advance my English and along the way, it's just like a talk thread^^

I'm back!
Wow Nyala you've got a very 'englishly' day today!

we all know what you mean, i like it to talk english, but i don't find much girls and boys, and men, and women who wants to talk english

Seems like it. I love English^^ I wish I could be in the United States, but there's the money again. It's just too expensive...
And guess who's watching Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire in English right now.

I love the englisch version, of the books and movies, also like i love the englisch twilight books, its something very diffirent to read german or englisch novels or just to look them

Cool. Lately I was watching National Treasure - The Book of Secrets.
Nicholas Cage in English is a little bit strange.
Why the USA? You can go to Englang. At least for Holidays. It's cheaper.

I do not often read English books, I only have the English version of the twilight saga. But I ordered HP and the deathly hollows on English. I'm really looking forward to reading it! All my friends think I'm crazy and they're still wondering where my good marks in English come from.

//edit: Because I hate the British accent. Really. I would have the chance to go to England, but I promised my Dad to come to his wedding. Shame, it would have been interesting, I think

arr.. i love england... and english,....
don't get me started on scottish and english accents

I like America more. I just heard so much about it and I'd love to go there. At least at school exchange. *-*

I think you misunderstood me
National Treasure - The Book of Secrets is a Movie (Das Vermächtnis des geheimen Buches).

But Harry Potter in Engish is much better. The same with Twilight.
I only read the first and the second HP in german. And now I have some trouble with the german Terms and Names

In general I read a lot english books. I prefer the non-translated version, because it's the original and translation can never transfer the same intention, because often the author has his reasons to choose special words. And often it is very difficult to translate this intension properly.

EDIT: In your age I liked american english more, but now i love british english. It sounds so wonderful

I would just go to Englang or scotland, not to the USA.
I don't lnow specialy why, but the onliest place i would go in thwe USA would be Washington.
*laughs* maybe because of the Cullens and the twilight saga.

Oh I would love to visit the USA. There are a lot of beautiful places, but that doesn't mean I have to like the language.... well I do like it but the british just more

Reading English books is the best way to improve the language, I think. But I prefer the German ones the first time, because my English isn't perfect.
Oh, I remember my time at youtube, where I was always uploading self-made videos. I wrote really long descriptions - all in English Yeah, I think I'm crazy.

Last year, we read "The Hound of the Baskervilles" in English. It was a nice alternation.^^

This one I read too. But it's a long time ago.
In school my english was average. But after school I started to read a lot more and watch Movies and Series, and my english improved a lot.