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WinkyElfi · von **WinkyElfi** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:06

That`s nice, I really like this thread, englisch is a great language, I think

aaaawsome, like the nice americans always said :lol:

Harrik · von **Harrik** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:09

the pleasence of writing english....kinda' dorky way to put it but we know what you mean sheere

I gotta leave you two to yourself now..but I hope to see you later this very nicht;-)

WinkyElfi · von **WinkyElfi** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:14

See you later harrik *hug*

Harrik · von **Harrik** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:15

My dad wants to watch a movie with me...so I decieded we'll watch my old taping of "lawn dogs"... *hug back*

WinkyElfi · von **WinkyElfi** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:17

I don`t know this film *laugh*
But I wish much fun ^^

Shere Kahn · von **Shere Kahn** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:19

bye Harrik, hmm a father son Movie Evenning ... interessting ... I am curious who decedes regulary what movie is to be seen.

hehe, well english, I do not think its a nice or beatiful language, but it is easy to learn and even with grammatical errors easy to understand ... so perfectly fitting for a foreign language ... :lol:

WinkyElfi · von **WinkyElfi** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:21

I really like it, I love watching films in english, they`re soo much better in englisch!
And there are so much funny akzents, when we were in america, many people hat akzents, but the were understandable *laugh*
And the people in america are soo nice, I really was surprised, would be nice if people in germany were like that.

Shere Kahn · von **Shere Kahn** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:28

hehe, yes most movies are a lot better in their original language. I always have to smily when I hear a german way of speaking, it really sounds funny.
The people in the USA? well I never visited them, but I was in Canada and Australia, and both counties were really friendly. In Germany people seem to be more private. Somtetimes I am grateful for that if I want to be kept alone

Harrik · von **Harrik** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:31

@shere english can indeed be a beautifull language...well it isn't ...'cause of the way most of us use it, but think about...shacesper;tolkin;hemingway...they knew how to use that language the proper way!

WinkyElfi · von **WinkyElfi** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:33

For 4 weeks it was really great, but I confess, that I was really happy to be back home *laugh*
4 weeks camping were enough for me, I was glad to have my own room again and after 4 weeks I was tired of hanging around with my family :lol:

Shere Kahn · von **Shere Kahn** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:39

hmm Harrik the English of Shakespeare is antique. No one uses that anymore. If You oh Harrik know of such a person I beg thee I pray thee tell me the name of this artist.

hehe WInky 4 weeks? I admit, if I would have my liking, holidays would be no shorter than that :lol:

WinkyElfi · von **WinkyElfi** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:42

Okay, that`s right, but I really missed my friends (and most of all beast of corse), so it was long enough for me :lol:

I confess, I haven`t read Shakespeare yet, but I want to, I should look for it in the lybary

Shere Kahn · von **Shere Kahn** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:45

You should its not always easy but nice to read ... also there are some movies I may suggest. I am very fond of Kenneth Brannagh especialy his Henry V. ist formidable.

WinkyElfi · von **WinkyElfi** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:48

I have never seen them..
I saw a movie, that had a shakespeare story, but I was in our time...
I think the Shakespear thing was named "Die widerspenstige Zähmung" and the movie was "10 Dinge die ich an dir hasse"
Very funny film, but I don`t know, if it had much do do with skakespeare :lol:

Shere Kahn · von **Shere Kahn** » Mi 26 Sep, 2007 20:56

hmm, its not exactly like the taming of the shrew, but it goes in the same direction. Its about a Woman which is known as a fury an who becomes a perfect wife.
Though Shakespears lived in a different time, so the definition of perfect wife is quite different