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I've reaf Bill Bryson's book, too, and seen the movie...both hilarious!And I've read the book!!
Oh...and I've seen the film based on Bill Brysons book!!!
Tough going it was too .that AT trail!!
And I've done sections in the film "wilderness" ...that was even harder going!!
Was exhausted just watching it!!
Brilliant AnnetteAnd I've read the book!!
Oh...and I've seen the film based on Bill Brysons book!!!
Tough going it was too .that AT trail!!
And I've done sections in the film "wilderness" ...that was even harder going!!
Was exhausted just watching it!!
Why not the German original "Ich bin dann mal weg" it's a better read as the English and Dutch translation. And it is good for your languages just sayingI've reaf Bill Bryson's book, too, and seen the movie...both hilarious!
I will add that I just picked up a copy of the German camino book "I'm Off Then" at my local resale shop for only 25 cents!...translated into English of course!
Peter, I have posted the extent of my limited German skills on the forum before..."Ich kann meine ubershuhe nicht finden."Why not the German original "Ich bin dann mal weg" it's a better read as the English and Dutch translation. And it is good for your languages just saying
Hey, the only bit of German that finally got passed down to me generation by generation from my German great-grand-parents was "Du bist ein Esel".Peter, I have posted the extent of my limited German skills on the forum before..."Ich kann meine ubershuhe nicht finden."
My only German is: ein bier bitteHey, the only bit of German that finally got passed down to me generation by generation from my German great-grand-parents was "Du bist ein Esel".
When you have time left staying in Europe you have to visit , Eselpark - MaltatalHey, the only bit of German that finally got passed down to me generation by generation from my German great-grand-parents was "Du bist ein Esel".
Und hast du sie inzwischen gefunden?Peter, I have posted the extent of my limited German skills on the forum before..."Ich kann meine ubershuhe nicht finden."
Expand your vocabulary:My only German is: ein bier bitte
I’m glad you folks are having fun. It’s all Greek to me.
I think I know what it says without even translating.My only German is: ein bier bitte
I was taught it with "zwei" instead of "ein". ;-)My only German is: ein bier bitte
An American woman on an email list I'm on recounted ordering a glass of wine in German when a companion asked, in English, "Do you want it sweet or dry?" "Dry" she said looking at the server who gave her a strange look and who shortly later brought out her three glasses of wine.I was taught it with "zwei" instead of "ein". ;-)
I guess that you are just more of a gentleman than I amI was taught it with "zwei" instead of "ein". ;-)
RickI hope we aren't in a lot of trouble.
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