I learnt German in school from grade 5 to grade 12....that is a lot of eins, zwei, drei! Anyway in year 11 or 12 I can't specifically remember, but my group of friends and I made shirts and made different patches and things to put on them. This was one we made...it didn't make it to the final shirt but i have just found it in my spare room! Mich hat ein pferd gebissen...which means...I have been bitten by a horse! :)
Thursday, November 19, 2009
...look what i found clare!
I learnt German in school from grade 5 to grade 12....that is a lot of eins, zwei, drei! Anyway in year 11 or 12 I can't specifically remember, but my group of friends and I made shirts and made different patches and things to put on them. This was one we made...it didn't make it to the final shirt but i have just found it in my spare room! Mich hat ein pferd gebissen...which means...I have been bitten by a horse! :)
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Funny! The only full sentence I remember in German (and forgive me for all the inaccuracies..):
ReplyDeleteKeinen zehn Pferd bringen mich dort hin....
Or something like that! It basically means: Wild horses wont drag/bring me there!
I thought it would be a good one to know incase a german person tried to take me somewhere...?!!
hehehehehehe AWESOME!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeletearh! this is clare! wrong account
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glad you saw it! i figured Si was you clare!
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad that your german phrase included horses as well Rachel! heheheh