Nine in German is neun, not nein. Joke needs work ;)
Well actually there were discussions I saw on the web about calling it by its Engilsh name nine rather than "neun" for exactly the joke PhilBoogie was getting at.
BTW: for a lot of young people sprinkling English throughout their German is the cool thing to do, kinda like the use of über in English conversation.
Well actually there were discussions I saw on the web about calling it by its Engilsh name nine rather than "neun" for exactly the joke PhilBoogie was getting at.
BTW: for a lot of young people sprinkling English throughout their German is the cool thing to do, kinda like the use of über in English conversation.
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It's amazing what people will "buy" for free!
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Well actually there were discussions I saw on the web about calling it by its Engilsh name nine rather than "neun" for exactly the joke PhilBoogie was getting at.
BTW: for a lot of young people sprinkling English throughout their German is the cool thing to do, kinda like the use of über in English conversation.
Nine in German is neun, not nein. Joke needs work
Well actually there were discussions I saw on the web about calling it by its Engilsh name nine rather than "neun" for exactly the joke PhilBoogie was getting at.
BTW: for a lot of young people sprinkling English throughout their German is the cool thing to do, kinda like the use of über in English conversation.
Genau so!