yeah so ive offically taken an entire semester of german... which isnt that great really, but im really pumped up on trying to learn geramn to a better degree... i dont know all that much right now but i would like to practice some conversational german.

guten tag! wie ghets? (simple beginnings)

Mir gehts gut, und du?

Ic habe eine kleine Deutsche verstanden, aber ich war nur sechzehn, als es unterrichtet!

(And that needed a bit of help from Babelfish for the vocab!)

If you can find the tapes/CDs by Michel Thomas then I highly recommend them. He's done loads of European languages and is a superb teacher. You'll be speaking it in no time!

Mir gehts sehr angestrengund, aber nicht so schlect. Wie gehts du?

Ich spreche ein bisschen Deutsch, aber meine Schreibweise ist furchtbar.

Ich bin mude, mine Deutscheverstanden ist kleine Mata. ich heisse wonderbar nicht wir Deutscheverstanden sprachen.

im having some problems with the conj for ich and wir on verbs.

i had problems understanding some words cheese moose... im sorry Schreibweise and bisschen seem to escape my memory... i didnt understand unterrichtet either though.

i feel stupid for some reason now... but i dont have a translator or a dictionary to use.

bisschen is bit, as in 'a bit', Schreibweise is spelling, and my dictionary has unterrichtet in as 'cognizant'.

I can't remeber the conj for them off the top of my head, clearly my 4 years of german have gone to good use.

i know wir has the same conj as anouther set... but im not sure is its es ect or Sie ect.... it might even have the same conj as ich... i jsut wish i could find my german notebook.

Für "ich" die Konjugation ist:

Nominativ: ich (z.B. Ich gab = I gave)
Akkusativ: mich (z.B. Er gab mich weg = He gave me away)
Dativ: mir (z.B. Er gab es mir = He gave it to me)
Genitiv: Die Genitiv ist nicht so einfach. Es konjugiert von "mein(er)" jedoch, z.B. Er gab meinen Löffel weg = He gave my spoon away

Für "wir" die Konjugation ist:

Nominativ: wir (z.B. Wir gaben = We gave)
Akkusativ: uns (z.B. Er gab uns weg = He gave us away)
Dativ: uns (z.B. Er gab es uns = He gave it to us)
Genitiv: unser(e) (z.B. Er gab unsere Löffel weg = He gave our spoons away)

Or did you mean how "ich" and "wir" affect the endings of verbs?

how they affect the endings of the verbs

Conjugation in the present:
Sing.
ich: -----e
du: -----st
er
sie:-------t
es

PL
wir:------en
ihr:-------t
sie:------en

Sie (Sing/PL):--------en

Ich hoffe, dass ich helfen hab'.

Hallo, mihr gehts nicht gut( I fell like I'm gonna puke) und dish?Ich sprech nur ein bisschen duetsch.

I only know a little bit of german, and understand and speak it way better than i know how to spell the words. LOL. I was born in germany and moved to the states when I was 3. Heh, when i get in2 high school, i plan on taking a german class to get an easy a ,at least i hope it will be easy.

-Izzy

Lol sometimes I listen to the Benjamin Blumchen tapes at night. One of my favorites is ' Benjamin Blumchen rettet den Kindergarten'. So what if its for little kids..I like them..

I went to a German taster lesson with some friends today.

Ich heisse Emma.

Ich bin vierzehn Jahre alt.

Ich heisse Izzy.
Ich bin elf jahre alt.
Mine duestch ist nicth gut.
Ich bin ein dumkopf!

(it's kinda sad that i know how to write more curse words in german than actual words)

-Izzy

Ich heisse steph or narthie und ich bin neunzhen jahre alt.

Ich hasse mein schiesse leben...

Du bist sehr heiter. Warum ist deine leben so schlecht?

What does heiter mean?

Mein leben ist schlecht becuase *given up trying to right this in german* all my mom cares about is her boy friend, my mom never trusts me - she's been snooping around my room for a while now. My best friend just moved to Colorado. I havn't seen my dad in 8 yrs..and pretty much just a bunch of stuff that I'd rather live without.
-Izzy

How do you know if you should use 'Eins' 'Ein'or 'Eine' ?

-Izzy

Eins means one.

Ein, eine, einer, einen and einem are all used to mean 'a' depending on gender, case and plural/singular. I can't remember the rules at the moment though.

Oh and heiter means cheerful,

okay, so if you want to say 1 car, are you supposed to say 'Eins auto' or 'Ein auto'?

either or depending on exactly how your using it.

ich habe ein auto (i have a car)

ich habe ein auto nicht (or) ich haben nein auto (i dont have a car) (i have no car)

ich habe zwei auto nicht eins auto (i have two cars not one car)

ich habe eins auto (i have one car)

isn't it supposed to be 'Ich haben keine auto'?

shhhhhhhh... dont tell anyone

the last several days ive been trying to improve my german speaking ways by reading my orgnisations german paper... *blinks* learning about dialectical matrialism is hard enough in english

Das Leben ist wie ein Kinderhemd, kurz und beschissen.

Ja....

Dieses Gewinde ist tot. =[