I'm planning on spending the next couple of summers in Austria and am currently working on becoming fluent in the German language. I'm looking for someone(possibly a friend) fluent in German and English who would be willing to keep in touch (at the risk of sounding greedy) so as to help me with my German and simply chat.
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If you don't need to work and have enough money it should be a lot of fun, i went to the Netherlands it wasn't a party finding work, dealing with the government - car licence, accommodation, permission to stay, registration, paying bills, the language barrier setting up a bank account being thrown into the gutter when sick by a girlfriend etc, while people supported by a big company have all this provided. Look German is my third language and find it to be a very big ( many words ) language, and ( with the very up most respect to the German people ) because my understanding or lack there of - i find it a bit monotone and very fast spoken language, and its a very intelligent language ( maybe why i haven't mastered it yet. If you are Yong and have somewhere to stay even better if you have some family there - it would be a westerners dream accomplishment . If when you are over there and need advice just contact me on steenenterprise@yahoo.com i can even read a bit of German , i would be interested to know how you are going in Germany . ( but I'm not fluent in German ).
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Native speaker living in Germany, IM me katrein_v, I could help you. Yes, I do agree, that German is a monotone language in comparison to Czech or English which I am also able to speak. And be aware, for foreigners German is hard to learn, I heared that several times.
