Ich not Ick

Hallo,

So today is the second day of lessons. A lot of the things I learnt before coming to Munich are now so much clearer. As they say here…” Alles klar!!!” I can now just about say “Ich” much better too. However, today, I was presented with “Welcher Sprachen sprichst du?” (I never knew it was possible to say so many “Shps” in a row!”

Finding and practicing verbs

We learnt lots of verbs today too, went over basic questions from yesterday and learnt how to same names of lots of different languages. My favourite and most tricky is  ” Franzoesisches” which many of my class mates can speak.

They are all from al over the world – 2 guys and 8 girls.

1 Lybian guy, 1 Pakistani guy and 8 girls incluing me from:

USA, Venezuela, Portugal, Norway, 2 from Italy, 1 half Polish, half Swedish and of course me from England. It’s interesting… they are all very different but all seem to have a common “American” accent.Hmmm…. how does that work?Anyway, they are all very nice and everyone helps each other. I’ll share more about them tomorrow.

We did a lot more speaking today which I liked because I really need to practice my pronunciation. I found out that to get a qualification too, I must do an oral exam…. so bring on the chat, chat, chat!!!!!

My husband has been very supportive and practiced speaking with me almost as soon as I got home today. It really helps to reinforce everything and I am very grateful as I realised I still make lots of mistakes.

The Lybian guy only learnt English 9 months ago and he is very fluent but now wants to leave the Deutsch course because he isn’t understanding everything yet.  I hope he stays because he really has a good understanding and ability to speak English. Let’s just say, if I can speak German as well as he can speaks English – we are really on to a winner. I think everyone else agrees too. I guess, we’ll find out tomorrow.

Tschuss.