I started seriously studying German in high school and got pretty good with it. I was one of the best in my class for a while and was able to read some pretty tough elementary stuff. I think it was easy because I just thought it was like English but with different rules. Why bother to ask why than to just accept the grammar or whatever for what it is? That's what I believe.
With that, today I bought a ticket to Paris, France (no relation to Germany...well) today for vacation. With that, a trip to Austria is in order and I can test out my German I have totally neglected for 6 years. My friend who I am visiting, is also good with languages and can speak french and japanese very well. I could speak German at one time, so I've added another insomniac adventure to my collection:

yes, you did this too one day.
It's really not that hard. I thought that I would've had to start from square one with this German thing, but it's amazing how much I feel like I've remembered. Don't mistake me for David Hasselhoff, but I think I can get around a pretty good amount. This book set that my uncle had at one time even comes with 4 cassette tapes. Christ, how am I going to play this thing?
German lost to Japanese when I was a jr . in high school. I still got better at German but Japanese really took a stronger hold and started to interfere with it. I could hardly think of German sentences without them turning into Japanese. Germapanese? Ich habe 学校 jetzt. 行こうか?
German lost to Japanese when I was a jr . in high school. I still got better at German but Japanese really took a stronger hold and started to interfere with it. I could hardly think of German sentences without them turning into Japanese. Germapanese? Ich habe 学校 jetzt. 行こうか?
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