Hi!

I can teach spanish and I´m learning english but maybe you could help me to get better.

I´m interested in Dutch too.:)

 

 

I think that too 'cause my book is the same word for both :\

 

No, they are not the same.

 

To hesitate is for example when you're about to do something that scares you, and you hesitate to do it. Like if you're standing on the edge, about to jump, but you are not really sure you want to do it, so you hesitate; you're slow to act. (Now THAT'S a lame example :facepalm:)

To doubt is when you don't really believe in something, like "I doubt that's the truth" or, as Frida said, "I doubt god exists".

 

I hope I'm right now :lol:

I want to learn German :mean:

I want to learn Danish :whip:

I'm all yours.

The Danish pronunciations are just :sick:. It's impossible to tell how to pronounce the words :disappointed:

Hi!

I can teach spanish and I´m learning english but maybe you could help me to get better.

I´m interested in Dutch too.:)

:awesome:

I can help you :)

 

No, they are not the same.

 

To hesitate is for example when you're about to do something that scares you, and you hesitate to do it. Like if you're standing on the edge, about to jump, but you are not really sure you want to do it, so you hesitate; you're slow to act. (Now THAT'S a lame example :facepalm:)

To doubt is when you don't really believe in something, like "I doubt that's the truth" or, as Frida said, "I doubt god exists".

 

I hope I'm right now :lol:

thank you!

now I understand it really :D

^^ Å is like oh and ø is like errr.

TerkelsbERRRRl :charming:

can you teach me Danish too Rebecka?

I can teach you Swedish. :charming:

awesome :D

 

 

how do you say that in Swedish?

There's no exact word for it.. But I would say underbart.

Thank you :awesome:

 

in Dutch it's geweldig

So, everybody say after me. No, first Celien repeat;

 

"Hej jeg hedder Celien"

 

now Erika,

 

"Hej, jeg er retarderet. Mit navn er Jeniva."

PFFF PFFF PFFF.

Haha It would be pretty awesome to speak Danish actually, cause I visit Denmark almost every year. I always find it difficult in the beginning to understand what they're saying but after a day or two I understand pretty much everything they say if I listen carefully :lol: I think words like dreng and pige sounds a bit funny because it sounds so "old". We have similar words in swedish which aren't that common anymore.

So, everybody say after me. No, first Celien repeat;

 

"Hej jeg hedder Celien"

 

now Erika,

 

"Hej, jeg er retarderet. Mit navn er Jeniva."

 

ok :)

 

Hej jeg hedder Celien

 

what did I say? :dozey:

You said "you suck if your name is not Celien".

^really , I tried google translate ! :awesome:

I was just kidding. You might have said "My name is Celien". :uhoh:

I'm Noémie , not Celien , but I was just lurking around here :evil:

I know you're Noémie! But it was Celien who said that her name was Celien. You didn't say it..?

oh ,

I'ld rather say it in my language

Hallo , Ik ben Noémie en ik zeg dit in het Nederlands :nice:

Oooh, in case you didn't notice, I'm Erika. :awesome: