Ok just say "no way" again in this thread and she will assume that's the end of it

break up with her and then we can talk

she will never find out she's kinda slow

i keep telling you i wont backstab andrea

Are we boyfriend and girlfriend now??? I can never tell

thanks for lookin out!!

Oh cool!

If you get a chance check out Eastern Europe. Way cheaper, less touristy, and really beautiful. Slovenia is amazing

Yeah tru great point TheFisherman

In some Papua New Guinean tribes they don't even have a word.

i've got a UK passport and im probably going to go all over europe either for my winterbreak or summer break. i used to study german in HS but i had to give it in for college so i thought why not pick it back up when i have the spare time.

ps i wanna visit germany the most

Some Papua New Guinean tribes don't even have a word for German

Why are you studying German

thanks KHNM u have been very informative as well

i know it's second person versus plural, the thing is when i gave the answer in english, my app took "You are drinking" for both. So i thought maybe i could use it for both when im using the verb "trinkt/trinkst" that was the whole problem


thank u dave.

Imperfect tense is like "you were drinking" vs present tense which is like "you are drinking"

In some Papua New Guinean tribes they don't even have a word for drinking

Sie is the formal form of you in both singular and plural language however

i was using duo lingo and it confussedddd meee

English doesn't have different words for singular and plural second-person pronouns, but most other languages do.

In some Papua New Guinean tribes they don't have pronouns at ALL

if you didnt wanna answer u didnt have 2.

i know google could have told you this because i googled it to remind myself

i googled it and i got imperfect tense which made me even more confused

google could have told you this

oh wait so technically it's you ALL are drinking vs You ARE drinking

you are drinking and you are drinking is the same *** though