Sorry dudes..but I don't speak FRENCH 😛 😀
😀😀😀😀😀😀D😀😀:
*lmao*
Pas de souci ! Mon petit gâteaux 😉
À ton aise. Une raclée pour toi!!!!! 😀😀😀:
Sorry dudes..but I don't speak FRENCH 😛 😀
😀😀😀😀😀😀D😀😀:
*lmao*
Pas de souci ! Mon petit gâteaux 😉
À ton aise. Une raclée pour toi!!!!! 😀😀😀:
Yu Quierro Taco Bell?!?!?
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Vilka språk talar du? talar du franska också?
You love/like Taco bell?!?!?!
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Why??? dude.... WHy?!?![]()
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Jag läste franska i skolan, men jag förstår bara lite - samma sak med spanska. Jag talar skandinaviska (svenska, danska, norska) och Engelska flytande. Jag talar även lite tyska och latin. 🙂
Por Que?!? What's not to love?
hurra!!!! Jag har förstått!!!! 😀😀😀 okay... had a few probs but after reading it twice ... I got it.
Due to the fact that there's no Taco bell in germany I can't tell u how it is... or if it is good stuff.... 😀😀😀
That's a good boy!Just ask if you need me to explain anything 🙂
IT'S DELICIOUSO! MUEY BENITO!
I meant for future reference 🙂I've just answerd:Jag har förstått ....
No you shouldn't say "Jag har det förstått", just "jag förstår" or "jag har förstått". If you really want to add the "det" you should add it to the end of the sentence.my question is.... can I say: Jag har det förstått....?!?! Or is that incorrect!?
Hope u know what I'm looking for...
the point is the little word: "it"
Due to the fact that in german you'd say "Ich habe es verstanden"
But maybe it differs in swedish... my grammatic skills aren't that good....yet.
Isn't taco bell some kind of fast food``??? BTW: I DO NOT WANT TO GOOGLE IT!!!!!
Lets drink some... 😀😀😀
I meant for future reference 🙂
No you shouldn't say "Jag har det förstått", just "jag förstår" or "jag har förstått". If you really want to add the "det" you should add it to the end of the sentence.
I suppose it's different in Swedish, you don't have to add that "it" as in German. 🙂
I don't understand you. Ever. So Germans probably can't either. 😀