oh thats not true. i want to talk to you. but i just can use the pc in the morning.

good morning, cookie
Nice to see you

good morning everyone. Sure we can talk english. Tigger, are we speaking british english or the language, which the americans think is english?

hello Drizzt.
Nice to see you, too.
I don't know which english we were speaking...
I think I've learned british english in school.
Perhaps I have some "influence" from american series, but I don't think so.

hey drizzt. how are you. I think we use the british english. this is the english I learned in school.

Keks it is really fun to read your posts.
Because of the two really nice pictures I have to smile everytime I see you

Thanks. I like you text in the Sig. But the last one was better.

I am doing fine. Okay, in case we are speaking british english, Tigger, you should call Keks "biscuit" instead of "cookie". The first is british, the second is this other language

I think this is pretty funny. When I was in the U.S., years back, I was totally dismayed at the poor phrasing, the americans use. They always shorten words and sentences. If you are used to the polite style of british english, you really need your time to cope with that.

Have you perhaps made similar experiences?

Okay, thanks Drizzt.

hmm...
The first time I saw an american series I was shocked *g*
First of all they have a terrible pronounciation, I think.
Secondly, as Drizzt said, the shorten a lot of words.

I have no problem with this american series. I don't understand everthing, because I don't know all words or the actors "nuscheln". But normally I understand what they are talking about.

yeah, "nuscheln" - that's it Keks.
The Actors "nuscheln" often, or?

I'm freezing a lot...
I will have a cup of hot chocolate, I think.
Someone else?

I see, I'm not the only person who has no idea for this word in english*GG*

nuscheln - to mumble

Indeed they do mumble often. It is as if they would have a wet towel instead of a tongue.
On the other hand, I do enjoy some american slang. Think of "Pulp Fiction". It just would not be so cool without the slang. But well, in a normal converstation. I for sure prefer british english.

*loughing*
"It is as if they would have a wet towel instead of a tongue."
*ggg* Great, Drizzt

Tell me Drizzt, where have you learned english so good?