Learning German language: The German Learners' Society (MKII)

hope you do get to go back. I'd like to go back and staying there for a long time would be lovely. doubt my german would ever be good enough to hold down a job as a chemist there though :/

what would be the best way to translate this sentence into german...

The house rules are as follows, there is no smoking allowed

thankssss

I felt like a boss in German today

although I've noticed a strange problem ... I finally know what to say in English change it to German but I just don't say it because I forget half of what I want to say

got one of my essays back this morning B+, but my accuracy is getting better. RESULT!

I felt like a boss in German today

although I've noticed a strange problem ... I finally know what to say in English change it to German but I just don't say it because I forget half of what I want to say

Once you start thinking in German this won't be a problem

if that happens i think i'll be unstoppable

I should warn you it makes you speak in German randomly

I did a German listening mock with the Year 11s today (I'm in Year 10) It was pretty easy, compared to the past papers I was given to do. GCSEs do seem to be getting dumbed down. Not that I'm complaining

Ich biege in die Strasse ein
Ich biege in die Strasse ab

Kann Jemand bitte mir erklaeren, was der Unterschied zwischen einbiegen und abbiegen ist? ..danke!

I always found listening at GCSe really easy. It was the speaking I found, and still find difficult. I get far too nervous before them, so my brain derps out half way through.

I never get any listening or speaking practise. I mean, I ramble to my family in German, but it's not the same as actually talking, lol.

same with the speaking. then mum moans that she's never heard me speak it.
thats because I've no one at home to speak it with! I'm seriously expecting the essay i handed in this morning about environmental pressure groups to not get me a very good mark tbqh.

I do that all the time

Thankfully it's mostly just to myself.

I never get any listening or speaking practise. I mean, I ramble to my family in German, but it's not the same as actually talking, lol.

Der Einzige, mit dem ich heutzutage überhaupt noch auf Deutsch rede, bin ich selbst Das bringt tatsächlich was (jedenfalls mehr, als wenn man so gar nicht zum Üben kommt), aber da muss man auch höllisch aufpassen, denn es ist (wenigstens für mich) zu einer Art zweiter Natur geworden, bei jeder Gelegenheit, wo ich alleine bin, mein gesprochenes Deutsch zu üben, und ich ertappe mich häufig dabei, wie ich buchstäblich auf offener Straße in eine rege deutschsprachige Debatte mit mir selber verwickelt werde. Da kassiere ich mitunter einige wirklich sehr schräge Blicke ein, wenn sich herausstellt, dass es doch so manche Fußgänger in Hörweite gab