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[dani65]

Hi, my name is Dani, I am from Germany

 

[Lennycorn]

Hello Dani, Welcome to the forum.
Do you have a intrest in corn snakes?

 

[marty.warwick]

Welcome to the forums Dani, Are you new in the art of keeping snakes or do you have some already?

 

[dani65]

We have 17 Cornsnakes ,see my HP,sorry my English iss not perfekt :shrugs: :shrugs:

 

[jazzgeek]

...sorry my English iss not perfekt :shrugs: :shrugs:

Seine English ist sehr gut.

Better than a good number of Americans who post here.

Welcome to the forums, Dani!

regards,
jazz

 

[dani65]

Ohh Thank You :crazy02: :crazy02:

 

[cornsnakekid92]

Your's is really better then mine when I just started

 

[dani65]

We have 3 Cornsnakes from R.Zuchowski, and they look very nice better than the juveniles in germany!!!!! :crazy02: :crazy02:

 

[Jessicat]

Seine English ist sehr gut.

Better than a good number of Americans who post here.

Welcome to the forums, Dani!

regards,
jazz

Wouldn't it be

deine in place of Seine??

 

[dani65]

no- In German -- Dein Englisch --

 

[German]

Genau!

Bye

 

[German]

Wir kennen uns doch, oder??

 

[dani65]

Na wer bist du denn???

 

[jazzgeek]

Wouldn't it be

deine in place of Seine??

If I remember my three years of German back in the mid-70s, "Deine" would be an informal address, as to a friend, whereas "Seine" is formal, as to someone you just met. I may be wrong though.

regards,
jazz

 

[German]

If I remember my three years of German back in the mid-70s, "Deine" would be an informal address, as to a friend, whereas "Seine" is formal, as to someone you just met. I may be wrong though.

It is not too wrong.
You tell "Deine" to a friend and "Ihre" to people, who you don't know or who you just met.

Ich bin der Felsi :crazy02:


Bye!

 

[dani65]

Hallo Felsi

 

[Jaguar]

Hallo " Dani65 "

Ich heiße Jacqui. Ich bin zwÖlf jahre alt. Ich habe einen corn schlang heißt Dennis!

 

[dani65]

Hallo Jacqui!!!Mein Sohn heisst Dennis :crazy02: