No, I am not some creep who sits in the park photographing young children. I was waiting for Eric, who was in a studio at a photo shoot. All these kids walked by with their teacher on their way to the park. And they were all babbling in German! The studio was across from the German immersion school. Mostly I heard ich and nein, which seemed entirely age appropriate (though those are also the words we use most frequently in college-level German). Ironically, I had just come from my last German class of the year. Tomorrow is the final. So today is all Deutsch lernen, all the timen.
Yes, I have a long way to go.
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As long as it sounds German-like and ends in "gehaben", you're good to go! Like, "Deb ist in der bloggen guestgeposten gehaben". See?
AARRGGGHHH.
je parle francais.
yo hablo espanol.
you're talking about me right in front of me, not even behind my back, and I have no idea what you're saying.
Oh, you two.
See, now, that's not quite what I had in mind. I like Deb as a guest blogger (le guest blogger which is French for... the guest blogger) but I didn't need to know that much about her. All you gays think about is sex. Wait, that's ALL men so I guess that adds up. ;-)
No, I am not some creep who sits in the park photographing young children. I was waiting for Eric ...
"Ya, sure. Tell it to the judge fella."
- Officer Swenson
Officer Swenson is right. Her comment reminded me of an important lesson learned by Arnold and Dudley of how we all need to stay away from the creepy Mr. Hortons of the world.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Tm535nFNZIo
http://youtube.com/watch?v=FwGaNXBPAIs&feature=related
Eeew, I do not remember that episode of DS.
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