Scheißfrieda! Tu. Das. Nicht! Das Sofa ist kein Kratzbaum, du Schweinekatze!
Huzzah, my forcing myself to do lessons every few weeks has finally paid off and I actually understood some fucking German in the wild! Probably because yelling at pets is my favorite use of it, it makes the neighbors nervous
Pets and language learning are some amazing combo. They don’t judge your pronunciation, they’re happy to stare at you while you speak with them no matter language, and you can still train language usage.
Probably because yelling at pets is my favorite use of it, it makes the neighbors nervous
My neighbours, in the meantime, gave up pronouncing her name. She’s locally known as “a alemãozinha” (the little German).
No, thanks. I already have enough of them. Like this:
Scheißfrieda! Tu. Das. Nicht! Das Sofa ist kein Kratzbaum, du Schweinekatze!
I have another one for you:
Stör
Gib Scheißfrieda ein Leckerli von mir
Fertig, brudi. Sie hat nicht geantwortet, aber es mit freude gegessen. :D
Huzzah, my forcing myself to do lessons every few weeks has finally paid off and I actually understood some fucking German in the wild! Probably because yelling at pets is my favorite use of it, it makes the neighbors nervous
hides before ich_iel finds me
Sitz! Böser Wuffi!
Pets and language learning are some amazing combo. They don’t judge your pronunciation, they’re happy to stare at you while you speak with them no matter language, and you can still train language usage.
My neighbours, in the meantime, gave up pronouncing her name. She’s locally known as “a alemãozinha” (the little German).
Wo Katzensteuer?
Hier:
PipipidaScheißfriedaDummchendie OrkinSiegfrieda.