La semaine d'après

Survived through the second week.

After being away from Colmar for about a month, i kinda miss the others. The other day i saw a bulletin post from fadhil. See if you can guess which one is me

le 'petit' - mungkin die akan call Daphne M Iking (name manje ingus sbenornye tue) n carik lipas kat bilik tue..
l'ustat' - mungkin die akan bace Quran kot..uit..baguih..
le 'beur' - mungkin die akan menjerebukan bilik tue..pas bien!!
l'agent de voyage' - mungkin die akan bace novel kot kalo x pun tgk map france tuk g vacances tousaint ni..hehe
le 'raleur '- mungkin die akan tgk dinding lame tgk ape yg ade kat dinding tue..mcm kat colmar dulu r..
le 'bruyant' - mungkin die akan carik oven masak buat kek kot..wei teringin nk mkn kek ko
'M. Petit Cata' - mungkin die akan bukak laptop die,dancing,nyanyi n then langgar sume bende dlm bilik tu..w/pun bilik tue kosong!! hahaha
Le 'travailleur'- mungkin gak die ni bleh study dlm bilik kosong tu eventho sakit tulang blakang..siannye
Le 'poyo' - mungkin die tgh pikir taktik nk tackle franaise utk pap pap...<= uuu -16 muahaha..
le 'grand' - mungkin die habiskan bateri phone die dgr mp3 then buat senaman 2 jam skali...sakit tulang woo xde katil... huhuhuhu..

Waaa rindu korang.....


So far i already had 2 classes of german, and boy, it's hard. Two different 'R's, and two different 'ch'. Each noun is either feminine, masculine or neuter, thus each has it's own article das die or der. Last week i wore a t-shirt that says Deutschland, and this week i wore a tshirt with a giant Germany map on it. The prof hadn't even noticed (or pretended not to). But my slassmates did. So before every classes they would ask whether if i have any t shirt that say 'I love accountings' or 'ENGLAND'. In the second class we were learning verbs and the teacher was comparing german words to english ones.

Prof: Beaucoup de mots en allemand ressemblent des mots en anglais. Par exemple, vous avez lachen qui veut dire rire, laugh en anglais. Donc vous pouvez constater qu'en allemand si vous avez ch, c'est probable que vous avez gh en anglais. Est-ce que quelu'un peut deviner ce que veut dire kochen? Hakimi?
Many words in german resemble words in english. For example you have lachen, which means laugh in english. So you can see that most of the time when you have ch in german you have gh in english. Can anyone guess what does kochen means? Hakimi?
Kimi: Tousser?
Cough?
Someone else: Cuisiner
Cook
Prof: Exactement. Cuisiner. Et pas Tousser. C'est une piège
Exactly. Cook. And not cough. It was a trap

Aaaachhh sprachen deutsch me rend fou!!!