Me having fun with Germany :D Plz don't laugh. Also, if you are willing to comment, a big thank you to you : ). Vocaroo link: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0UlVvlmidzr Wachstumsbeschleunigungsgesetz - growth acceleration act. Abwrackprämie - scrappage scheme, or cash for clunkers scheme, to support the German car industry. Fischers Fritze fischte frische Fische. - Fisherman Fritz fished fresh fish.

5th of july entry - take two As I said before my accent is sometimes not good enough. Today I'm going to speak a random paragraph from BBC and if anyone is interested, you could give me some comment. Thank you if you do. P.S since italki recorder is such an epic fail, I have to use vocaroo. Here is the link: http://vocaroo.com/i/s0IqjXiqw7BA Transcript: German is among the most widely spoken language in the European Union and is the official language in Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein. It's also one of the official languages of Switzerland and Luxembourg. There are other German-speaking communities scattered around Europe, such as in the Province of Bolzano-Bozen in Northern Italy and the Eastern part of Belgium, as well as communities in Eastern Europe, North and South America.

5th of July entry - Practicing English speaking As I said before my accent is sometimes not good enough. Today I'm going to speak a random paragraph from BBC and if anyone is interested, you could give me some comment. Thank you if you do. Transcript: German is among the most widely spoken language in the European Union and is the official language in Germany, Austria and Liechtenstein. It's also one of the official languages of Switzerland and Luxembourg. There are other German-speaking communities scattered around Europe, such as in the Province of Bolzano-Bozen in Northern Italy and the Eastern part of Belgium, as well as communities in Eastern Europe, North and South America.

How to use "à la" in English properly? I know it's a borrowing from French but how do you use it in English? I would be appreciate for some example.

3rd of July So I decide to make my life a little more meaningful and decide to continue with intention to study German. Is it even the right thing to say? "to continue with my intention". It sounds retarded. But anyway, I've always been fascinated with European languages and cultures. French and German are my favorite. To be more honest, they are the only European languages in the media that I recognize. I chose to learn German because I heard from dad that German are somewhat similar to English. Well, I hope that it's really so. I guess this is ok for a first entry. I wasn't actually planning to write anything specific anyway.