Somber Soul
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- Oct 12, 2001
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First of all, hi to all the new ones!!!
@ Didl: Ah, so you're at the TU. I'm sure your stay in Göteborg will be great. It's always nice to spend some time studying abroad. It's so much more than just learning. It's the whole kind of experience. That three-week course will surely help you to be able to get around in every day life. The basics of Swedish are not too hard to grasp as a German speaker. But I have to admit that even after one year of taking Swedish classes at university, I didn't understand too much when I finally spent some time in Stockholm. It was only after a few days and only when people spoke slowly. Anyway, you'll remember the most important phrases like "Jag älskar dig" or "Din fan" very quickly.
Ah, the 22nd district. Used to venture there for over three years, so I know some places there. But it's a damn big district anyway. When are you leaving for Sweden again?
@ Didl: Ah, so you're at the TU. I'm sure your stay in Göteborg will be great. It's always nice to spend some time studying abroad. It's so much more than just learning. It's the whole kind of experience. That three-week course will surely help you to be able to get around in every day life. The basics of Swedish are not too hard to grasp as a German speaker. But I have to admit that even after one year of taking Swedish classes at university, I didn't understand too much when I finally spent some time in Stockholm. It was only after a few days and only when people spoke slowly. Anyway, you'll remember the most important phrases like "Jag älskar dig" or "Din fan" very quickly.
Ah, the 22nd district. Used to venture there for over three years, so I know some places there. But it's a damn big district anyway. When are you leaving for Sweden again?