Zu+Dem = Zum? I was reading up some of the 'tips' aka super important information about Cases in German, and came across this contraction thingy. Zu+Dem = Zum Something for you to correct, a random sentence: Would 'Ich will zum Bahnhof gehen' be correct? Just me trying to use something new I've learnt lol ;D Danke~

Learn a language in 3 Months?! ( Lerne ein Sprache in Drei Monaten? ) So apparently it's possible to learn a language in 3 months, and there's a guy on youtube who's learnt German this way. ERMAHGERD. If I had a spare 3 months, I would so do this. Also, I've decided I want to move to Germany when I'm older. I'm not in a position to say what it's like over there since I've never been, but after studying a fair bit over the internet I'm willing to take a chance and go for some study/residence/WORK Yay, now I have a life goal :3

NIMM DAS! (Take that! LOL) I got an email from one of my friends, and she knows how obsessed I am with learning German so she sent a few pictures and put an interesting subject line for it. "Nehmen Sie diese und glücklich sein." I assume it means 'take these and be happy' (she sent random funny stuff off the internet lol) but I was wondering if this would be similar: "Nimmst du diese und glücklich sein." Just for the distinction between formal and informal, you know? Das weiß ich nicht~~~ \(^0^)/

I haven't been on Italki in ages... I probably shouldn't be using this as a blog, but if anyone who learns languages is reading this: Have you tried Duolingo? That website is absolutely fantastic and I've sorta migrated there and gone with Deutsche Welle podcasts for my learning of German. Derp, I'm still completely in love with learning Deutsch. School gets in the way sometimes and I've neglected my legit Japanese class which is way too hard for me yet a requirement of education where I go to school......... Yay for work overload! Oh well, might as well go watch a German LP of Minecraft on youtube. 8D