And I thought the drinks were smaller in America? We dont have big menus in our McDonald's anymore and they told us that it's because they had to change it in the USA.

Dégoûtant' date=' Ophelie!!:P[/quote']

 

Qu'est-ce que ca veut dire?

Ask Mary about food in Texas. She was freaking out at the sizes. When the shit is so big it freaks out the Americans, well that's saying something. :laugh3:

Qu'est-ce que ca veut dire?

It means "Disgusting" ;)

I'm off now, see you all :heart:

Isnt ekelhaft German for disgusting? *random rememberance of German lessons* :lol:!

 

night Ophelie! :) good luck for finding out about London

Au revoir! Je te souhaite une bonne nuit! :nice:

 

Yes Kara, ekelhaft=disgusting! I'm very impressed of your German! I've never seen a mistake when you're writing it. :) You were good in your German lessons, or?

It means "Disgusting" ;)

 

Thanks! Sorry my French is pretty bad.

 

Au revoir Ophelie, bonne nuit!

Isnt ekelhaft German for disgusting? *random rememberance of German lessons* :lol:!

 

Yes, it is. ;)

Well I ate fairly healthy today' date=' but for the most part I eat too much junk.[/quote']

 

So what did you have today?

Japanese food.

Au revoir! Je te souhaite une bonne nuit! :nice:

 

Yes Kara, ekelhaft=disgusting! I'm very impressed of your German! I've never seen a mistake when you're writing it. :) You were good in your German lessons, or?

 

I used to be quite good I guess! but I only learnt it until I was about 14. We had to decide between French and German and I chose French. I also had a friend who used to live in Germany, she helped me a little. ALSO....we used to be a host family to German students...so I learnt a few little bits from them too. and going on holiday too!:)

Japanese food.

 

Sushi??:thinking:

Some sushi and some grilled stuff.

Some sushi and some grilled stuff.

 

At a good Japanese restaurant?

It was very good.

I used to be quite good I guess! but I only learnt it until I was about 14. We had to decide between French and German and I chose French. I also had a friend who used to live in Germany' date=' she helped me a little. ALSO....we used to be a host family to German students...so I learnt a few little bits from them too. and going on holiday too!:)[/quote']

 

:nice: If I would be someone from the UK and have to decide between German and French, I would have selected French as well. :) It's easier and more important, because so many people are speaking French all over the world. You only find people speaking German in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and finally in Namibia. ;)

:nice: If I would be someone from the UK and have to decide between German and French' date=' I would have selected French as well. :) It's easier and more important, because so many people are speaking French all over the world. You only find people speaking German in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and finally in Namibia. ;)[/quote']

 

I would have chosen German, definately.

I would have chosen German' date=' definately.[/quote']

 

Really? Why? :)

I really liked both...but had to choose. and I go to France more often!

Really? Why? :)

 

Because French is extremely difficult and German sounds a bit like English, so it's probably easier to learn for English people. I've been learning French for about eight years and my French is still horrible.

Yeah, that's true, German and English are very similar. ^^ I have to leave you now! Good night! :nice:

Good night, see ya! :nice:

:nice: If I would be someone from the UK and have to decide between German and French' date=' I would have selected French as well. :) It's easier and more important, because so many people are speaking French all over the world. You only find people speaking German in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and finally in Namibia. ;)[/quote']

 

You forgot to mention Mallorca (Ballermann)!!:P

Hm.

 

I don't speak French!:o