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2009-11-20 German Language - Expressions:

Hi Simon, "draufsein" means something like "be in a (good/bad) mood". gut draufsein = be in a good mood schlecht draufsein = be in a bad mood The tone is important too, and your example could mean

2009-11-17 German Language - Learning German!!:

Hi Kayla, there are ways - if you have no access to a class then you can still buy a language course (i.e. a book and/or software) or see if your local library has one. Even if they don't, they can

2009-11-11 German Language - Learning How to speak German:

Hello Elsa, thank you for using AllExperts.com . If speaking German appears difficult or not, depends on the individual. In German the sounds are produces a bit different than e.g. in English

2009-11-10 German Language - sollte – müsste - dürfte:

Hi Simon, I'm sorry but I'm swamped with work and my previous attempts at answering this question have led to nothing but frustration on my part, which is why I didn't hit "send". The three words

2009-11-09 Germany - German attitudes towards the Swiss Germans:

Hi Simon, Very interesting question! I don’t know about being over-orderly or petty. But one opinion I’ve heard a bit over here is that the Swiss are quite withdrawn and hard to get to know, to